Bill from NYC

Thank you so much for this. I thought that I was the only one here who wants him at RG for the Buffalo Bills. Again, I believe that he has been hampered by injuries but last season he looked very good imo. He is an extremely hard worker and is probably one of the strongest players in the league. DJ played RT in college and if healthy, he will be a road grader. He is also a leader. A player like him can make a difference if he clicks and is certainly worth offering a contract to.

Did anyone like "In Treatment?" I thought it was very good. "OZ" started out good and then really tanked. Call me crazy but imo "Big Love" was pretty decent.

Jerry Hughes.

Yes....sorry I missed that.

I don't know....Greg Cook, Ken Anderson, and Boomer were pretty good.

CJ Mosley is an excellent LB. He really is but at what price? I want the Bills to go after DJ Fluker (listed at #75, from Seattle). He has been hurt since coming out of college, now he is brutalizing people at RG. They can plug him right in at RG and he will kick ass.

Interesting analogy. I always thought that Schuab was very good until he started getting banged up. He did however hit the floor VERY hard when he started losing it.

HBD Bro!!!

The receivers might be worse. The players on the team that lost to Birmingham were dropping almost every pass. I don't know but he looked like he was in horrible pain.

I didn't see much of him last season but I thought he was very good in Oakland. At one point he was performing as well as Amari Cooper, or so it seemed. If the contract isn't too excessive, what is there to possibly lose? We have tons of cap room. I would be quite happy to see the Bills sign him.

Not the worst post. I think that you could have done without 2 of the last 3 sentences, in which you became contradictory. Other than that you made a good deal of sense. (Not that you need my approval of course).

I don't know, does he deserve the same punishment that Bill Clinton and Al Gore received?

Hi folks! I'm just checking in to see if this thread was moved to PPP. Whew.....it's still here. I was worried about this all weekend!

Honestly, maybe I should reconsider posting an opinion. The thread being moved to PPP would be almost as bad as a nuclear war or a massive earthquake, no?

"Worried about this being moved to PPP"." Seriously? What a HUGE worry to have. Your opinion of my comments is noted and disregarded.

Maybe so. Perhaps the democrats will draft him to run in 2020.

He can't get away with that!!! Who does he think he is.....a white liberal? https://dailycaller.com/2016/10/16/here-are-al-gore-sex-assault-allegations-the-media-covered-up/

It really has and frankly, I don't see the need for the argument. I never sensed that JAHBH was telling anyone how to behave. Did I miss something? Travis Henry supposedly had at least 9 kids with as many women. I mention this because I think that it is unusual behavior. I don't hate him for doing so but imo, this is a rare enough situation to deem as odd or at least not very common, thus the comment. Does this type of behavior carry itself onto a football field and effect other players? My guess is probably not but I am not an NFL Coach and can't say for sure. If Karlos could perform like he did for us when he was on top of his game I would welcome him back. My guess is that he probably is too far gone but if the coaches think that he still has it I hope they grab him. I'm old school and his style is exactly what I like in a running back.

This is far beyond dispute. Thank you.

Do you think that rich people send their kiddies to NYC public schools? They are actually more segregated than schools in Alabama or Mississippi.

I agree with this, however if they think there IS a top quality LT, I think that they should pounce on the opportunity, which would protect the quarterback AND improve the running game.

In a perfect world so would I but it is next to impossible to get a great or very good LT in any way other than the draft Scott. Jmo, but I think that the Bills need to devote major resources to the OL, including early draft picks.

Actually, when Pro Football Weekly featured Joel Buchsbaum, he offered a better, more accurate view of the draft than the "experts" of today, or so I think. I would still be buying that paper if Buchsbaum was around. The draft was always an exciting part of the NFL to this old timer.

The fact that some draft "experts" thought he was a good selection does not mean that he in fact was. From the minute he was selected I was on this board saying that Spiller was a stupid, awful selection. Does this make me an "expert?" Far from it, and the people the Bills employ are professionals. Somebody should have known (besides me and a slew of other posters on this board) that picking Spiller was a completely dumb move with no upside. We had talent at the RB position and he was a small, part time player. This was also a team lacking at important positions. Lets hope that this clown show management is a thing of the past.

Wow, I gotta disagree with this. Spiller was a part time player in college and was worthy of perhaps a 3rd round pick, if that. Only a team that was stacked with loads of talent could even begin to justify using a 3rd round pick on a part time scat back. I will always believe that Ralph Wilson ordered that pick. He thought Spiller would be an exciting player and put "fannies in the seats."