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I was reading team reports on Yahoo. I did not know Sam Gash was the running backs coach for the Detroit Lions. I always liked him. What a beast of a blocker. Just wanted to pass this on.

If the Bills end up with a losing record, will Jauron be fired? Who would be a quality replacement?

If Lynch gets a slap on the wrist for his crime, do the Bills "force" him to do something like community service, start a charity, or something else? In today's age of being politically correct, I would like to see something positive come out of this other than touchdowns. Lynch should be ashamed for his actions or lack of them. Everyone makes a mistake, but being accountable for your actions makes a difference between being a douche bag and a decent person. Your thoughts?

I am probably old fashioned here, but once a contract is signed, aren't you supposed to honor/deal with it? Is it the agent or the player who makes the decision to hold out? I find it hard to believe that Peters woke up one morning and said screw the Bills, I want more money. I think the Bills should play hard ball with Peters. He had one outstanding season, if he repeats with another outstanding season, then renegotiate with him. I sort of remember Bruce Smith pulling this kind of stuff time and time again. I think Peters should show a little bit of appreciation toward the Bills for taking a chance on him. Suck it up and drive on Peters. Your thoughts

If Lynch is busted, are we comfortable with Fred Jackson as the starter at rb? Do we bring in a veteran free agent?

I was reading that he is the o-coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons. How many chances does a guy deserve in life? I was under the impression that his football IQ is somewhere between a beet and a cabbage.

I have been reading about how WR Evans is a vital cog to our offense. I am under the impression that we are slowly evolving to a smash mouth offense. Evans is going to demand/command a monster contract based on other WR contracts. We have the biggest offensive line in the NFL or darn close to it. We have big RB's. We have fullbacks that as far as I understand are going to be blocking machines. Viti could be a battering ram for Lynch and we drafted Oman for short yardage situations. We drafted large WR's with drafting of Hardy and Johnson. Do we let Evans go or do we franchise him? My only question is our TE situation. Your thoughts?

I was reading on Fox that Bentley could be released but is healthy. I would love to see him in a Bills uniform.

Could this guy be groomed to be our next center? I know he is raw, but is it worth a try?

Is it my imagine or coincidence that our offense has been dismal ever since our TE Pete Metz retired? Does anyone else think our TE situation is getting any better with the current personnel? I am trying to be optimistic, but it is difficult. Your thoughts

If a qb is available in round 2 like Henne, Flacco, or Brohm, do we draft one of them? I have been reading that Henne is the best qb in the draft.

Does anyone think we will trade down or attempt it twice in the first round? If we trade down twice and pick more second round picks, wouldn't we better off? We are more than one player away from being a contender. Your thoughts?

I seriously think we will draft him. He has a connection to the offensive line coach. It does not matter who the qb is. We need a qb to not lose the game. We need an offensive line that can fall forward for our rb's to gain positive yardage. We gained most of our rushing yardage running behind one side of our line. A balanced line would make a huge difference for our offense.

I am not running anyone out of town. Just curious.

If he is available to us in round 2, do we grab him? From everything I have read he is 6'7" with a rocket arm.

I was reading on Fox that the price for the Cowboys to move up to grab rb McFadden at #4 from the Raiders will cost both the Cowboys #1 picks and their #2 pick. If we had that kind of ammo would you pull the trigger if we did not have Lynch? I think that it is excessive.

Nothing like like a "brewhahahahaha" to make my day.

If a qb like Brohm drops into our laps in the second round do we draft him and jettison JP?

Fair enough. The center position is the weakest position on the line. Fowler is not the answer.

That is just my point , he is the best player on the offensive line. Our o-line has stunk since the retirement of Hull. Peters is big, strong, and athletic enough to do it. Our line would be much better. I am merely making conversation.

I am curious. Seeing as that Peters was a tight end and a tremendous athlete, could he be converted to a center? We then draft OL Ryan Clady out of Boise State. Kugler knows him better than anyone. Fowler would become a backup like Whittle.

Do you think the schedule for the new season will determine who and how we draft players?

Wow, I am now either infamous or famous. I heard the rocket surgery saying somewhere and it stuck with me. Here is a question for you--why is a bra use only the singular form of the verb, but panties is a plural form.

I think Marv will surprise everyone and draft LaRon Landry in round 1. I think Marv will draft Tank Tyler in round 2. We will then draft a rb, and fill in the o-line with the rest of the draft. Our defense would be pretty damn good. LaRon Landry teaming up Whitner would be sweet. Youbooty and Simpson will be better than what we had last year. If the stars align just right our defense this year could be tough. Tank Tyler could be just what we need to plug the middle. Give Spikes this year to prove himself, plus we have Crowell, Ellison, even Coy Wire may play a more active role in our defense. We still have no idea if our o-line is really going to be good enough to give a rookie rb a chance to do much of anything. Every year there seems to be a rb that is a can't miss back. Personally, I would rather have McFadden of Arkansas next year. We spent a fortune on o-line, no way we draft any on the first day. Be gentle, I never said I was smart.

Nice post. I do however do not agree that Willis is the answer after this up and coming season. Willis is the type of player that has just enough talent to tantalize everyone. He lacks heart. His IQ is somewhere between a beet and a cabbage. We need more players who exemplify the team first. I never wanted us to draft him in the first place. We should have drafted Larry Johnson. At the time we drafted Willis, he was a luxury pick. A luxury we could not afford at that time. I don't care what anyone says rbs are a dime a dozen--ask the Broncos. The game is won in the trenches on both sides of the ball.