oldmanfan

Anything you’d want in a great WR. Great hands, acceleration, speed, great route runner.

Don’t know when you started watching the Bills but there’s more than 2. Jerry Butler being the best example.

In order: Jerry Butler Andre Reed Eric Moulds Ahmad Rashad Bobby Chandler Elbert Dubenion

Bill Walsh said it best: better to get rid of a guy a year too early than a year too late. That’s Diggs. And no way he’s gone unless Josh wanted him gone. Spread the ball around.

Mike Williams Vontae Davis Aaron Maybin Perry Tuttle Now for coaches/administration: Jeff Litman John Rauch Gregg Williams Hank Bullough

Would definitely start the following over Cook: OJ Thurman Cribbs Cookie Lynch McCoy Jackson And I’d put Kenneth Davis even with him

When one doesn't understand how the cap works and refuse to acknowledge it when multiple people explain it, then it becomes easy to just throw $$ around. You recognize that, others don't.

You know what? You guys can have this stupid site with all your nonsense. Go Bills.

Take your homer stuff and put it you know where. Unlike others who preach nothing but doom and gloom I prefer to watch and see how things go. I think as long as you have Josh you have a good offense. If they don’t I will acknowledge. But why is it you’re here to bash Claypool and Coleman? Why do you want the team to be bad?

Claypool either straightens up or he doesn’t. Simple. As for the rest of the WRs and the offense in general, when it clicks and Josh is spreading the ball around and the offense is among the league leaders I hope some here will have the decency to come back and acknowledge they were wrong.

A puppy with a chew toy…

Yankees of the Ruth/Gehrig era

A positive from one player does not have to mean a negative for another.

The parade and party after we win the Lombardi.

For some reason I keep thinking Martin left in the off-season. Thanks for the correction

I felt they let Martin go and brought Haack back because of holding for Bass. So my guess is Haack is brought back, unless they think the rookie has it figured out with Bass.

Like a puppy with a chew toy…

Why not?

Ralph Wilson. He put his team in Buffalo, was at their first game as a 4 year old, and there you go.

I’m in the minority on Rogers. Never thought he was as great as so many others. I don’t see a 40 year old QB coming back from an Achilles and playing at a high level. Also, does Joe Douglas get blamed for signing an older player in Rogers who then got injured? If Beane keeps getting blamed for Von Miller seems only fair.

Elam has to figure out how to play zone concepts. Coming into his third year time for the light to come on. I’m thinking it will.

We agree on a lot of things but calling any NFL player a coward is an absolutely ridiculous thing to say. Put your ass out there and let a guy take a free run at you like that Cardinals guy did to Edward’s. Coach: I’ll go back to John Rauch. Absolutely clueless. Player: Mike Williams. Complete waste of talent

And I disagree with calling Mushnick that. You cannot seem to reconcile the idea that, while everyone has the freedom to express their views, others have an equal right to express their opposing reaction to said views.

I’ll speak for this guy as I believe we share similar feelings. Why do YOU not get that one can support free speech but vehemently disagree with a person’s views? I am a strong advocate for the LGBTQ community and when people like Butker demean them it becomes dangerous. Folks of similar mind use such inflammatory speeches to justify their own hatred. And that’s wrong.

Back in the AFL days the players that had off-season jobs in town put together a basketball team to play charity events. One was at Cardinal O’Hara every year, and they always asked my dad to be one of the refs. So he’d take me with him, and I’d get to hang out in the locker room with guys like Stew Barber, Al Bemiller, Paul Costa, Ernie Warlick, Butch Byrd, Lamonica. Pretty cool for an 8-10 year old kid.