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We signed 2 players and cut 1...

I'm sorry that your attention deficit disorder doesn't allow for you to read a post without being distracted by the cool picture to the left. Man, what in the world did you do in kindergarten when the books also had pictures? I never thought it was possible to meet someone like you without paying admission. Thank you, TBD!

You tell me the science behind knowing to put the best players on the field vs. putting horrible ones on the field. Please don't tell me that article actually pointed something out to you that wasn't already common sense, because that would be embarrassing. There is no research in that article that proves his conclusion, which has been common knowledge since the dawn of man. Putting players on the field that can execute your offense? Wow... that is astonishing. I sure hope you didn't need that article to point that philosophy out to you.

So the conclusion to that guy's article was this: Finding which players can play and which can't? Wow, that is an awesome discovery. So glad I read an article where he, once again, uses statistics for no purpose other than to state the obvious in an unobvious way. This guy is the king of talks most, says least.

Guys... they're knockoffs... they aren't supposed to be perfect. That is kind of the idea...

He played there in college, but there were serious concerns if had the mobility to remain at tackle in the pro's. He proved the critics right when he looked incredibly stiff and the Bills moved him into guard. I have concerns about both Butler at RT and Walker at LT.

I might be the only one that doesn't like either the throwbacks or the current ones. I do like the same logo helmet as now, but the white one instead of the red. I think that looks good with our current unis. I like white helmets, just not the standing red buffalo logo.

Not necessarily. It is in the best interest of the team if Bell can play LT this year, because the rest of the line is hinged upon that position. If Bell can hold his own at LT, that allows for our RT position to be sured up with Walker, our RG position sured up with Butler, and we get to keep that starting tandem in place in their same positions. If Bell doesn't play LT, we are forced to hope Langston can play the left side, and we are forced to hope Butler can play tackle on the right side, and we're forced to hope the two rookies can play on the interior at a high level. We all better be rooting for Bell this year, because it drastically effects the shake up of our line. I would even listen to the argument that having Bell on the left side even if he's a liability might actually be better than having both Walker, Butler, and the rookies not do well. That would be 1/5th of our line sucking as opposed to 4/5ths. Not saying I want to throw Bell into the fire, but it would definitely be a huge help to every individual position on the line if he can step in.

Still mad we lost to them like 15 years ago? Get over it, dude.

Wow...

I listened to Schopp's card show on WGR this morning. He's a really good host when he cares about what it is he's talking about.

Because our team is that bad

A numbers victim? We have too few DT's as it is.

I thought he was their DB coach?

Move the slow guy outside and the fast guy inside?

Yeah, 21 pages of people who mostly don't listen to the station, talking about how much they can't stand it, is always a good thing

I thought that two years ago, DiGiorgio should have been moved there full time instead of Ellison. The Bills didn't feel the same, and if they didn't then (before his injury), I don't think they will now.

Bulldog, and no Schopp... what's there not to like? Bulldog should have his own show, he gives you everything you want IMO.

Schopp is off today, it's just Bulldog, EVERYBODY TUNE IN!!! Great show today.

No. It means they didn't like Bryant...

Or how about the Levi Jones is on the verge of retirement because his injuries are so bad? Jesus.

I think if it were a team doctor then I'd expect him to know, but according to Manny it was a personal doctor for a personal illness. Maybe I'm wrong, but I wouldn't expect the local pediatrician to know what is banned in MLB.

But why would Manny even ask a personal doctor? Why wouldn't he ask his agent, or MLB, or the players union?

Why would Manny sue the doctor? The doctor has nothing to do with Manny taking anything. If it was for an injury, it is the doctor's job to prescribe a treatment, not know what is banned in baseball and what isn't. That is up to the player.