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So, who do you think will lead the Bills in sacks and how many will he have?

Yes, he did have a spin move on his sack and I would like to see more of that, but against Trent Williams he just looked horrible. He spent a lot of time on one knee and just got swallowed by TW. He has shown he can beat our tackles and 2nd and 3rd stringers, though, and that isn't saying much.

Was it me or was Maybin lined up almost like an end on a 4-3? Was this by design? Are the Bills hiding something? If it were up to me, I'd line-up Maybin a little bit off the line of scrimmage. Let him rush the passer at a wider angle. His speed can help him more there.

I didn't need this one pre-season game to come to this conclusion and I wont need many more. They are what they are. I know a pass rusher when I see one and trust me when I say this my friend, we don't have one.

I'm starting to see a trend with Maybin's sacks in the pre-season. They all have come against second or third string tackles. He can't beat the ones. His speed is effective against the types of guys he faced in college.

I hope so, but Maybin spent a lot of time on the floor Friday. He just doesn't have the tools to be an effective pass rusher. He is a one trick pony that is easily stopped. Hopefully he can gain about 30 lbs and develop some nice counter moves. Until then, forget it.

Other than QB and OL, which we all know is very weak, the biggest question about our Buffalo Bills is the pass rush. IMO, we will have one of, if not the worst, pass rush in NFL history this year. Our secondary will suffer because of this and the Bills will lose a lot of games. To keep things in perspective, the Bills are in year one of a huge transition from the Tampa Two to the 3-4 defense. This change-over will take a lot longer than one year to fill in the personnel necessary to make such a drastic change effective. The Bills are going in the opposite end of the spectrum with this defensive scheme change. Had the Bills been playing a 4-3 with normal sized athletes as opposed to the midgets that Jauron loved so much then the transition would have been much easier. At this point, I'm ready for the worst of the worst from the Bills this season and we need it. Jerry Sullivan was right, the Bills NEED to suck. The Bills need to be the first team on the clock in the 2011 draft. These are the cards that Gailey and Co. have been dealt. They can only plug a few holes at a time on this sinking ship. The Bills will use the draft as their main strategy of replenishing the roster because of financial and geographical constraints and what better way of doing this having the first pick in every round? One of the problem areas for the Bills that couldn't be fixed this off-season is the pass rush. Nix had to know this was going to be huge concern because he brought in a lot of linebackers for interviews and such to see if there was anyone out there that can help us in this area. Hopefully the younger guys, such as, Coleman, Batten, Ellis, and Maybin can get to the quarterback this year, but I doubt it. I'm having a hard time deciding who will lead the Bills in sacks this year. If I had to guess, I would say Kelsay would be the sack leader, and that my friends is a scary thought. Chris Kelsay didn't exactly terrorize opposing QB's during his tenure in Buffalo and there is no reason to believe that is going to change simply because he is changing positions this year but I select him never the less because no one on our roster has more sacks than Kelsay at this present time. Come April, when the year is over with and the draft dawns upon us once again the Bills will have a huge decision to make. We have major needs at QB, OLB, and OT. In what order will the Bills address these needs? I do not envy the position Nix is in. This rebuild will not be easy.

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The Bills defense couldn't stop the run last year and that proved to be a major problem. If you can't stop the run, you can't win many games. The defense is having some success rushing the passer in camp, but does that prove our O-Line is just terrible at pass pro, just like last year, or are they really gonna be able to put heat on all the QB's we face this year? That remains to be seen, but so far the Bills have only confirmed what we already knew about the Bills from last year.

Practice notes, thus far, have only confirmed what we already know about the Bills from last year. They can't pass or pass protect on offense and on defense they can't stop the run, but they are great against the pass. Has anything changed?

That may be true, for now, but I'd rather see Wilson or Scott playing over Whitner and I think the coaching staff will see that soon, as well.

It may be disappointing, but in the long run it will be better for the team. I, for one, would love to see Coleman and Batten out on the field getting valuable playing time and experience. This team needs to go in another direction and start all over again clean. Any millionaire 32 years old and older shouldn't even be on the team. We need young and hungry, not old and well-fed to turn this mess around.

As well he should be. The Bills FO has been man handled and strong-armed by their so called "star" players, lately. Someone needs to buck this trend and play hard ball for once. We cannot allow the inmates to run the asylum.

I'm anticipating the Bills to save much more than that by the start of the regular season. I'm willing to bet that Kelsay, Mitchell, Schobel, McCargo and possibly Whitner will all be released.

A group of friends and I are flying out to Buffalo for the opener against Miami and I just wanted to know if I had to rent a RV, or something like that, in order to park at the Ralph the night before the game? Thanks in advance.

Cody already passed the team's physical. Nothing to see here, move along.

Thanks!!!! I love my birthday because training camp always follows shortly!!!!!! It's the getting old part I hate.

After having played the last seven seasons in Cleveland, what is there left to say?

Although I do not object to Spiller lining up wide from time to time, I would NOT like to see this happen on a regular basis. The main advantage Spiller has as a running back is that he will be matched-up against slower, bigger LB'ers. If he plays wide-out, that advantage won't be so lopsided.

Can't be true. I seen all of the Lethal Weapons movies and Murtaugh and Riggs always got along quite well.

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Yeah, they'll do it for $25 plus tax. Do you live in Buffalo? If not, send them an empty box with the postage paid and they will send it right back to you.

I just did the same thing. I had to ship my McGahee jersey, minus name-plate) to Sorrentino's in Tonawanda.

Yeah, I know. Someone else pointed that out to me earlier.