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The best thing, of course, is that Suh is going to be smashing, stomping and kicking Brady for eight full quarters this season. I believe that will take a toll on the old man. Yeah, he'll be doing to same to whoever the Bills put under center, but not so worried about that.

Joe Chenelly @jchenelly · 5m5 minutes ago Here is a nice article from last pre-season about @TyrodTaylor: http://bit.ly/1AimECk #TeamTyrod #Bills

Plus, Felton is much better than Summers was.

Tyrod has shown some real flashes in the preseason, which is the only time he's had a chance to get anything going behind Flacco. He broke most of Vick's records in college, and his style is pretty similar. He is young and says he's learned a lot in his four years with the Ravens. For the right price, he could be a very nice signing. Then we won't have to hear about Tuel Time anymore.

I agree. Schefter puts in the effort to ensure his reports are accurate.

Damn, seems this guy was right. Again. Didn't see that posted anywhere else first.

McCoy grades out as the #1 back in the league against eight men in the box. That extra linebacker would end up being responsible for covering McCoy. That'd be advantage Buffalo.

Chenelly called it.

Guess that Joe Chenelly had it. Again. Interesting.

What do they want? He'd need to restructure his contract. The pay wouldn't be too terribly higher than Clay's going to get.

A few reports out there from good sources saying Felton will be a Bill today.

He'd need to agree to a restructure before the Bills would trade for him. $16.5M hit in the 2015 season. Last season on his current contract.

He won't go "cheap," and the Bills truly do not need him this season.

Of course, Chris Brown works directly for the team. That's shifting too far the other way.

Related?

Well, if Bleacherreport says soo...

Revis will turn 30 as training camps this summer. He has already made millions. He already has a Super Bowl ring.

I'd love Rex to have all summer to plan specifically for Pats. It could really start the season with a confidence booster. The national expsoure would be great. And the Pats have not played well in the early parts of the seasons in a while.

That's exactly the point. The Bills won't be running many screens or asking their big road graders to pull. When Greg Roman was directing a true power run game, he didn't ask his linemen to do things like that. They were told to plow forward, destroying targets and moving to the next victim. Marrone wanted those big guys too, but then he'd ask them to do things designed for smaller, nimbler olinemen. Roman will have a scheme that works with the crew he has.

Hiring Solari would make so much sense. Although the Marrone crew was trying to build a big, bruising offensive line, they weren't using their line the way they should. Too many swing and screen passes. Roman won't use them anymore. Monstrous linemen aren't built for that agility stuff. Solari will coach these guys to destroy the man in front them and move upfield.

Seems Joe Chenelly was correct.

IF true, and Kyle is on board with that, I presume that takes Mike Shanny out reach for the Bills. They wouldn't want to coach against each other twice a year, would they?

The jet has been in Buffalo for three days now. Odd, considering the Rex and Kyle interviews were reportedly in Florida yesterday.

He can be miffed, but he'll still coach his tail off because he is under contract and will want a HC shot in 2016.

Top eight offenses in the NFL this year? The majority of those teams have head coaches who are former defensive coordinators.