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Has he bounced back and proven himself yet? I'm confused. Last I checked, the season hadn't started yet.

Yes. Can you please explain what makes you think Horn is better than Reed or Parrish? He's done nothing the last 2 years.

Who are you going to give up for him? What are you going to pay him? Are you going to give an extension to Evans? Are you substituting Boldin for Evans? If not, are you really going to pay big money to Evans, Boldin and Hardy? Who are you going to cut? I think at least some of those questions should have been answered before you make a post with no substantial argument.

I always advocated that I liked Denney better, and got ridiculed on here for saying it when they gave Kelsay that big contract a few years ago. I didn't understand it then, and I don't now.

No he wouldn't. Haven't you watched football the past 2 years? My God.

For like the 201st time, bleacherreport.com is a site that fans sign up for and write their own opinions in the form of articles instead of posts, like here. They are regular people with no credibility. Move on.

For like the 200th time, bleacherreport.com is a site that fans sign up for and write their own opinions in the form of articles instead of posts, like here. They are regular people with no credibility. Move on.

Denney at TE.

He WAS show-boating, I never said he wasn't.

A time in the 9.4's? I don't think so. He might have broke 9.60, but you're really exaggerating there. People call him selfish for showboating, but its ironic because its actually the opposite of that. They asked him why he did that when he could have had a much faster time and set a faster world record, and he said he doesn't care about records, he just wants to win. As long as he wins he could care less what his time is, yet everyone else wants to call him an egotistical show-boater. If he was selfish, he would have wanted to get the fastest time possible, and then not stop talking about it. That, however, was far from the case.

Its hard to say who has impressed me most because only a few players were consistent in both games so far. Most Bills players have looked good and one, and bad in the other. The consistent ones I am impressed with is McKelvin, Youboty and Poz. If I had to go and pick an under the radar guy, I'm definitely impressed with S Jon Corto. He has no only been all over the field on defense, but also on special teams too. I think we might be shocked by some cuts at safety this year. Frankly, it wouldn't surprise me to see Bryan Scott let go.

Thanks for all the updates SD.

Didn't he go to college in the mid-west? Probably a lot of people know the name, if so.

I know I'm the only person, but I really don't see where our uniforms are that bad.

I actually love listening to Tasker for games. They may not get the names right, but he sure gives some good strategic analysis that you wouldn't hear from a broadcasting major that memorizes the roster. I know who is on the field and making plays, I don't need an announcer to tell me names. What I do like, is him giving points, opinions, and analysis from a coaching/player perspective that I would not understand or think about.

First of all, I won't consider Royal an established "red-zone threat" after the first half of our second preseason game. I am a repeated Royal basher, but I am beginning to understand his value to the team. Apparently, he is some sort of leader or something, especially for Trent. The problem is, as good as he is in the lockerroom or in the huddle, he's always sucked on the field. I was happy, but not surprised, about what I saw last night. Happy - because he played great. Not surprised - because he always seems to flash ability, follwed by stupidity. I hope maybe this season Royal can establish himself on the field, because if he could do anything right in the passing game, combined with his leadership, we'd have a heck of a player. I'm rooting for him, and I'm behind him more than I ever have been in the past, but I'm going to wait a little longer to establish him as a legitimate passing option.

It looks absolutely retarded.

Hey, it will make this board better, so I guess we are allowed to root for it. I think Marshawn should be driving the car, it'd only be fitting.

So its an exaggerration that he drops passes more than the usual NFL calibur player? Because he does...

Can I ask how the hell you'd know what the "real" bigfoot's hair is?

Oh. My. God. So because he is more skilled and can compete on an Olympic level in more than one event, its not fair to the people who are only skilled enough to compete in one?

Really? They lost like half of their line, and have mostly rookies and young players there, and no QB whatsoever.

I guess we'll see on Friday. Hopefully someone will update this.

This is definitely a hard decision. Many around here see Schouman being penciled in as a starter and getting a ton of reps as the Bills wanting him to start. However, I feel they are doing it to see everything they have in him. I feel he is auditioning himself for a roster spot and not necessarily the starting job; call me crazy. We have heard good things about him from the practices and OTA's, but in the game he looked aweful. I think it will take the rest of the preseason to have a good book on him and then make the decision. If he is, in fact, as good as advertised, then we are faced with a tough decision. Courtney Anderson looked good in the first preaseason game, and I'm sure the Bills brought him in because they feel optimistic he can return to the form of 2 years ago. Will they keep him and decide we don't need Royal's leadership? I don't know, touch decision. I don't see why Bryan Scott and John Wendling "require" spots on this team. I like Wendling for special teams sake, but he certainly hasn't shown us anything in any games or even preaseason, and Bryan Scott is a dime-a-dozen player IMO. He is average at best, a little big for my liking, and is easily replaceable. I'd rather keep Will James (he has also played some safety) and let go of Scott. As far as corners go, I like the idea of keeping all 6 and experimenting with James at Safety a little. Just because there are numbers there doesn't mean a good player should be cut. I don't think cutting a good corner just for an extra body at safety makes sense. I'd keep all 6 corners, and 4 safeties, minus Scott.