Tipster19

If the Bills can't use him, maybe he can apply for a job as a ESPN insider.

That's a good one, Sound_n_ Fury. You got me. Touche.

What is it that you wonder about? C'mon, spit it out.

You like Wire better?

I know he's a real hard hitter. Could we use him?

It was actually senseless to even sign Donnelly in the first place. If they liked him enough to sign him, then shouldn't he at least get a look in the training camps? I wonder about our talent advisors sometimes.

I'm anxious to see what the "experts" have to say, oh by the 8th game into the season. This will be an exciting offense to watch!

I was wondering that myself, TigerJ. Publicly I think TD handled himself just fine. He gets attacked by just about everybody for not trading Henry. What is he supposed to say and do, nothing?

We had a Bermuda Triangle back in the 80's on defense, now we got one on offense. With these threats it's a 3 point danger zone.

He also catches rather nicely out of the backfield.

I'll admit at first I was disappointed with our first selection, but after hearing TD and MM's reasoning, I feel much better. Last year was Mularkey and McNally's first year with the organization. Was anyone disappointed with either of these two coaches' influences? Mularkey stood his ground early in the season against, of all people, Ralph Wilson. Soon after that we saw the team steadily improve. McNally inherited his offensive linemen. I don't believe that he was completely thrilled with what he saw. Once again as the season progressed, so did his line. Now with a full year under each of their belt we see what was drafted, a playmaker, a much needed recieving TE with a great upside, mid to lower rd O-linemen (which McNally stated openly that this is what he prefers so he can mold them in his own way) and a CB/possible ST'er which appears to be a need going into the draft. So, this leads me to one question. How well do these outsiders really know our team, personnel and needs? My guess would be not too well.

This could be a good oportunity for him. I wish him well.

Unfortunately we won't have a say in this decision. With all the grief that we take it's a shame that people don't take in consideration this game and that Buffalo was a 4 time consecutive conference champ. When it's all over and done it doesn't matter what people think of our team and us. The Buffalo faithful have a great love affair with their team, and that my friend can NEVER be denied.

This is just a jerk job from Reid. They want leverage with Westbrook. Forget this trade and tell fatty to go pound sand.

None. If there were any though, he couldn't play in them. Ha! It was just a headline I saw so I repeated it. Taylor is always getting hurt and he's no spring chicken.

Great point on Eagles drafting Moates instead of trading for Henry. Egghead is just embarassed. He was wrong and now he's got to write something even if it's BS.

They don't have much in the way of depth at the RB position.

Looks like Ezekiel will either make Lindell a kicker or a kickee.

Nonsense? You are starting to be borderline boorish. Are you a new Bills fan? If not, then you realize that Mularkey likes to be innovative. Is it a violation to revel over a new addition who could be used in more ways than one? The point of the post is that the guy could be more than a ST'er/slot reciever. The FIRST thing that I mentioned about Parrish was that he at one time was an All State QB in high school. Look, if you want to be objective, fine, but don't respond just to be belligerent. Maybe I better use smaller words, I forgot who I'm dealing with. I'm sure that you're a decent guy, just sand off some of the edges. One other thing, I noticed that you really don't post you just have retorts. If you want to be on the board, why don't YOU come up with an idea and not just belittle and criticize others who do? All of your responses are either negative or flat out argumentative. Don't be intimidated, you're just as good as all the other boys and girls.

I got to tell ya, your spelling and comprehension is not your strong suit. Did you happen to notice in that first thing that they call a sentence that I said, " I just noticed your "smart remarks"? Maybe I can help you out with an alibi. You're used to speed reading, right? But what about your spelling? I can't help you there. Tell me bro, what is it that you can't grasp about the post? I didn't post it so I could occupy my time. I posted to make a point, a point unfortunately that you can't understand. While you're occupying my time, I have a question for you. Are you new to reading? Just asking, I don't want this gibberish to confuse you.

Hey djfarr00, I just noticed your "smart" remarks. How you interpret specialty player for special player is pretty clever. I have to give you credit though, your spelling and diction is impressive. If I had to descibe it, I'd have to descibe it as optic pollution. I can understand that my post sounds like a 10 year old's, to a 5 year old reader. Go ask an adult to explain it for you. To Dennis in Az, thanks for your insight and congeniality.

This Henry situation is just like looking at stats. You can draw whatever conclusion you want. The one thing that always rings true is money. When you look at all the possible canidates at RB who may be available then there is no disputing that Henry is the most contract friendly of the bunch. I'm going to shelf this never ending, on going, great debate on Henry's value for now. I'll be happy to resume this topic hmm let's say by October 31st, that is the trade deadline isn't? Fear and confusion derives from ignorance. Does Donahoe look scared or confused?

You can't mention Edge and Alexander not being worth a 2nd rder! OMG, you're destroying all the credibility of bashing Donahoe. When we didn't get FAIR MARKET VALUE, then we should of just panick and traded him for whatever that Fat Bastard wanted over there in Philly. Then we could then turn around and draft a scrub. Get real! Sometimes you have to slow down to speed up. There will be a need for Henry before this season runs out. Count on it.

Here's a few I'd like for us to take a look at. TE Cody McCarty-TCU OT Erik Pears-Colorado State OLB/SS Dominique Price-Northwestern WR Rob Giancola-Valparaiso

Henry is worth bubkus NOW. Your CURRENT estimations are correct but unlike an automobile, Henry is not a depreciating asset. If you want to compare Henry and market values than I suggest that you compare him to the stock market. A buyer for an automobile buys for either need or appeal. Right now Henry possesses neither of these traits. When the gas prices go thru the roof then buyers trade their trucks and suvs and go to little 4 cylinders. But guess what? When the crisis is over they always go back to the bigger and better vehicles. Always. No, he's more comparable to the stock market. When there's a lull, people sell and they don't buy. Well, depressions don't last forever and you can expect HAPPY DAYS again. So whoever thinks that Henry has little or no value then all I have to say is, sit on it Potsie.