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I think your memory may be eluding you. Lynch was never "great" on the bills. He was below average in fact, and in his last year here Jackson was clearly the better back. His production over the past three years in Seattle has been far better than any year he spent in Buffalo. When on the Bills lynch was an unmotivated, unhappy, underperforming player.

Logic and common sense will get you nowhere young man.

It's a player option which Spiller will no doubt void.

Mario Williams will make Cutler his b***h in that game.

It would be illogical to assume the Trust must take the highest bid. Ultimately the NFL must approve the sale and their criteria will encompass more than price. There will be many factors in evaluating the bids including both price and intention on eventual location of the team.

He is playing exactly the same position as he did last year.

This will not be run like a government bid. The trust will be free to negotiate with any or all the bidders trying to get the max value and best terms.

Don't kid yourself - Goodell will be a key player. Whatever owner/group is to get the green light from the owners, Goodell's role will be to line up the support, lobby the owners, work with the buyer to tweak proposals, etc. He plays a key role. I am not going to panic by his out of process meeting with one potential owner, but he can certainly steer this process, and I would not discount back room maneuvering and helping one or another group in the process that he thinks might best represent the needs and desires of the NFL. And no, I do not trust him, to answer the original poster's question.

Absolutely.

All of a sudden, I am very excited about the sale process.

I would not expect any formal announcements until the results of the bids and recommendations have been presented to the other owners. However, there will be lots of informal discussions happening with the league and key owners during the process so I would expect information to leak out over the course of the summer.

He had his best year ever last year. The talent around him certainly helps, but still, he was a disruptive force.

Yes, I heard that EJ missed some passes at OTAs. The verdict is in!

I get it. You are convinced he will fail therefore are anxious for that to happen. Forgive me if I have more confidence in people that have devoted their lives to learning and living the game rather than the opinions of a few fans who have decided based on 10 games of evidence that they know the future. There seems little point to me of rooting for his failure and worrying about what happens to free agents 3 or 4 years from now. Clearly no matter your opinion the Bills are committed to EJ so why not enjoy the ride?

It is amazing to me how many fans seem so intent on wanting the Bills QB to fail. What's the point, really?

I guess it would be entirely possible that Marrone would not reveal all his reasoning to the media. Whatever the reasons, good idea

I can't wait to see him play with this defense, but I have liked everything I have seen and heard so far. He is most definitely a player.

Got you covered.

It would be impossible not to like this kid. He has definitely got game.

Understanding Offensive Play Calling for Fans 101: If the play works, of course that was the right call and only an idiot would have done something different; if a play does not work, the OC is an idiot and should be fired immediately.

He was not arrested for drunk driving. Young men who can afford it buy fast cars and drive them fast. This seems to be a revelation to many.

+1 I might add that I am not surprised that Sullivan is at the head of the lynching party. This would give him endless material on how stupid OBD is for drafting him in the first place, for not being able to control him, etc., and then give him the opportunity to point fingers at them again when he is a dominant player somewhere else.

There were many. As the year went on he was more and more isolated on WR taking him deep or on jump balls in the end zone where he is outmatched. Hey, I like the guy and he provided some great plays last year, but it is not like they could not upgrade at that position.

Wow - looks like Ryan Fitzpatrick will finally lead a team to the playoffs. Amazing improvement from the Texans. He actually went to the trouble of picking all the games? I could have done this on toilet paper during a daily constitutional and made more sense.

By all means, let's cut a pro bowl player for off the field maturity issues.