MadBuffaloDisease

Yeah, all indications are that he isn't there yet. I'm going-off of him being called the prototypical OG and McNally's influence.

I was hesitating in replacing him, but given his age (33 next June) and salary ($2.5M) I think that replacing him might be in the works. But that depends on Tucker/Gudmundsen proving they can replace him.

So just 1 new client got a new deal out of the many he promised them to, and the number of players who created bad blood with their new teams far outweighs in number and bad sentiment the few successes he's had. And I'm sure the inordinate amount of time he has to spend with TO isn't rubbing his other clients the right way.

If they represent upgrades, that WOULD be a good thing. And JP would have had a full year as a starter by then.

Floyd Reese should be on the hot seat. He's the one that put them in cap hell.

Happy 21st!

A Drew apologist I see. Okay, he's 1 for 20 with an ugly situation with TO. Still a nightmare off-season for him. And as for McKenzie, was there a threat of a holdout and was McKenzie a new client?

Next year I look forward to a line of: Peters-Geisinger-Preston-Tucker/Gudmundsen-Williams That could be awesome!

Just wanted to know. Thanks in advance.

...of their heads.

Too bad he's not a snowman.

...pulled the 2nd team defense?

I think the decision will come down to whether to keep 9 or 10 OL, 6 or 7 LB's, or 1 or 2 FB's. I don't see them keeping 4 S's. So IMHO it will basically be between Geisinger (McFarland makes it ahead of him), Ezekiel, and Burns/Goldsberry. But I can't really see them keeping 2 FB's when Gates could fill-in, and I think having more OL is more important than LB's, and Ezekiel could probably be stashed on the PS easier than Geisinger.

They have NO receivers. They'll be a hurting unit.

How anyone can blame Rob for that playoff loss when he walked-off the field with the lead and was getting killed because the O-line was missing 2 starters and had another 2 playing out of position, is beyond me! Let it go anyway, people. Both proved they sucked the following year.

I haven't been keeping-up with the game and missed most of the chat. What's the story with Losman's 2/7 and then 2/8? Dropped passes? Mostly bad passes?

Why go there? All the snowballs will be gone.

And when that happens, I'll ride one of them flying pigs to go and see him play.

Forgot about McFarland, who makes it. Take away Ezekiel from my post.

Well we won't know about Roscoe changing our world, will we?

I can't argue with that list too too much and see the positional numbers being the same, with the exception of taking away 1 S and putting in an extra LB'er (Ezekiel for Leonhard, who hopefully makes it to the PS). I don't see a need for a backup FB (Goldsberry can be PS'd), and Gates could do that I'm sure. Woodbury can't go to the PS, and I could see them keeping him over Matthews because he offers more than just an "oh spit" option at QB (ST's, WR, gimmick QB). And as for receivers, I would have said 6 originally, but with Roscoe's injury, it might have to be 7, unless they put him on the PUP list (and if they do I'll scream because it means they don't think he'll be back before week 6!). And I'd replace Haddad with Reed because Reed knows the system and Haddad as I recall annually looks good in camp/pre-season, but doesn't do much in the regular season. Lastly maybe Gause replaces Ritzmann. But there's still a lot of (pre-season) football left to be played.

True, it's not like Flutie didn't fumble away their chances the year BEFORE in the playoffs. Oh, wait a minute! Maybe they should have had Flutie on ST's on that play whose name we don't speak of.

More than zero. Actually many more than zero. And scouting reports on him were that he was a money player, but lacked the physical attributes to be a successful NFL QB.

This HAS to be Drew Rosensleaze's biggest nightmare of an off-/pre-season. Good. Despite promises of fat new contracts for new clients, he got them nothing but disdain by management, teammates, and the fans. And I don't even know if he has any unsigned 1st round pick rookies, which would make it that much worse. And this Terrell Owens situation has to be the furthest thing from what he envisioned when he planned it out many months ago. I'd say the highlight for him this year was resuscitating that boy at that Disney hotel, except unfortunately for him, it doesn't pay too well.

Hey, I got it! Trade Holcomb to Chicago for a 1st rounder.