Matt in KC

Yes, Williams got beat on that play. But, run it 100 times and I think there are penalties called 30 times (with the real refs), Jenkins beats him 40 times and Williams breaks up the pass the other 30 times. Why extrapolate this play to Williams being a bad corner? He looks like a young player who is progressing, some days beter than others.

I saw that. I think the normal refs would have flagged it half of the time (or a bit less). It was a veteran move that I think gets flagged only if the ref has a good view of it. Williams looks to me like a young talented player who is still growing, some days/plays better than others. I agree with this. It looks to me like the D line isn't getting it's hands up when the QB throws and the LBs are just not making those passes significantly harder to complete.

Could you speak up? I'm hard of reading!

I'll concede you're right: after the first six games last season the Bills went cold, because they didn't approach preseason right and put ll their energy into the first... six games. Is that what you'r ereally arguing? Like who? Do you think the Bills missed out on a better coach because they didn't offer enough money (because they spent too much on Mario this year?)? Whatever dude. Please get "sooo done with this team" as soon as possible.

Though of course they opened the season against Kansas City prepared, motivated and inspired. The Oakland defense is nothing to sneeze at either. So their offense scored the first 3 TDs starting in the second quarter before we scored the next three. I don't think this means we played like it was preseason. It was a good close hard-fought game.

I got dizzy after the OP suggested the third or fourth player switch to another position. Staying out of the details (because all that motion makes me nauseous) I don't think all of those changes have any chance of making our defense better.

I haven't seen last night's game yet (on NFL network mid-day today) but I was very impressed with Kyle in the Redskins game. He looked like the best lineman on the team. I didn't think he got enough praise here for his play in his return. He didn't look to have any sign of injury or holding back.

Welcome to (posting on) the board! I really like your roster. You show many of the guys I see making the team that aren't on other people's lists including Young, Edwards, Johnson, McKillop, McGee and Potter. I'm not convinced of is Ruvell Martin. I like Roosevelt better, but I think Martin has been stronger in camp from the reports I've read. I suspect they go with 5 WRs unless someone really shines. It could be Sam Young over Sanders. And, I think Asper goes to the PS, yes risking losing our 6th round pick. I just don't think he's ready to play, for any team. If he keeps up the good play I can see Prince Miller taking a spot, or at least going to the PS, where he was last year I believe. I could see him sticking, but getting released and moved to the PS once (if) McGee heals.

I realy liked the quote too and added to my signature last night. The Jets better put on their sun screen because daylight is coming week 1.

Whoa. Why are you being such an !@#$ to a great guy that worked his butt off but didn't work out? It takes all three of these to make it in the NFL: 1 Attitude 2 Body 3 Football talent Jasper had the attitude and made the team by bringing his body in line with what the team wanted. So he didn't have the talent. We gave him a fair shot and I don't think it was a waste of anyone's time.

#41 = Nick Sukay. How Sukay would it be to grow up with that last name?

Though if they are struggling at half speeed that does kind of say something, right? I think we all know to take these reports for what they are worth. I have especially liked seeing who is getting reps with which level (i.e. first team) which gives some insight into the team's thinking. " are getting rec

Bills web site list 97 as Ferguson, Sean

Tanks for nothing!

Jasper Tweet after being released: Great guy. I really hope he does well (in whatever) and we hear how he's doing in the next year or two.

I agree Hagan is ahead of Easley. Way ahead at this point if you ask me. In a quote last week Gailey sounded like he wanted to say he had a spot and had to kind of awkwardly soften his language. I'm going to mangle the paraphrase, but it was something like "Hagan is really doing well and is a lock to um, really lock up a spot, if he uh keeps up his strong play." At first I was suprised McKillop was ahed of Carder on the depth chart in front of Carder because I hadn't heard of him and figured he was camp fodder and motivation for Carder to beat him out. That said, now thatg I'm paying attention, I think he's playing verywell and is likely to make the team.

Good luck out there, "Big Shadow" Mike!

I think Easley is a good candidate for the PS unless he starts lighting it up. Yes, he had two years off. Why not let him condition and practice for another year and take another look next preseason if he's not ready yet? He's still not playing near the level he ended last preseason, so I know he's likely to grow with a little more time. I think we go with just 5 WRs: Johnson, Nelson, Graham, Jones, Hagan, supplemented by the RB/FB/HB/TE/Slash positions. Roster spots are too valuable this year for Roosevelt, Martin, Aiken or Easley unless they step it up. I have a lot of confidence in Roosevelt and like him on the team more than the others (as they are preforming now). I don't think we've seen the end of him this Preseason.

This is just a very sneaky way of getting him back to our practice squad without another team picking him up!

My best guess is they whistled it dead, then the head ref asked the ref watching the goal line if the player to down it stepped into the EZ first and he said something like "um, yeah, someone did... I think it was him," which led them to call it a touchback. Horrible call. That's all I've got trying to make sense of it....

I remember Evans being very willing to block, and to chase and tackle when there was a turn-over. I don't remember many crossing routes. At 31 years old, i don't think that would be a good role for him now either, even if he was willing.

You list Brooks as #4 and #9.

Excellent to see that with Merriman. Also really good news: The reports of McGee's death appear to be exaggerated.

So, I can't help but respond to your posts together. Besides our #1 reciever, starting slot reciever and solid RBs and TE, all we have are #3 and #4 level recievers to catch the ball? That does suck! I guess many teams have a more proven second outside WR than we do, though some don't. This sounds bad! Okay, so of course I'm being sarcastic, though I recognize the truth in what you say: we need production from other reciever/s this year, and that's a concern. I suspect we keep 6 WRs and see significant contributions from the committee, especially Jones, Graham and Hagan. But, the sky is not falling. Every team has areas of concern where they need someone to step up.

I have been very high on Aiken too. I'm just starting to form a new opionion this year as I've heard very little about him in the camp reports compared to Hagan and Easley. I'd love to see him "light it up" in Preseason, but think he's trailing the other two, and know they don't have room to keep all of them.