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Thermilous is pretty darn good.

They new he was going to tear his bicep muscle in training camp?

His career is done. If I'm not mistaken, he's a senior.

Gill should have left while they were winning.

I voted for after the season.

Did Brandon draft the year of Lynch and Poz or was that Levy's last year?

Good team. You've got 3 starting WR spots and only 4 receivers. You might want to drop Keller if there's a good WR in free agency. You shouldn't need two TE's.

I hate when people say that. Does the defense ever give you touchdowns? Because that's what you need to win. It's up to the QB to score touchdowns. The defense doesn't give them to you.

Not if he can get to the QB more than Chris.

Same reason I can't.

He did look very good. I'm impressed with how calm he is. Nothing seems to rattle him.

When you have 2 starting DE's that are good against the run, make tackles, and can't get to the QB, you have a problem. Schobel has now resorted to trying to bull rush the tackles backwards on every play, because he has no more agility and quickness. Schobel is a fine player still for a team that doesn't need to rely on him to get a consistent pass rush. But we do.

That is not true at all. Anyone who knows anything about track and field understands that is completely false. You can't just take a guy's time and divide. It doesn't work that way. That's assuming a person runs the exact same split time the entire race, which isn't true nor is it possible.

The guy is a rookie fighting for a roster spot. He has no money. The throat slash is an automatic fine, no matter who you are, and has been for quite some time. If you don't want to lose the money you don't have, then don't blatantly disrespect the NFL.

Ngata is a fuggin beast. Wow. We really fuked that one up.

1.) Schouman 2.) Denney 3.) Bowen (practice squad)

Going a little off topic, I think this could generate some legitimate discussion. Wouldn't game planning and adjustments be a worth while tool to use when evaluating a player in the preseason? IMO, it would. Right now, they pretty much just go out there and run plays, and evaluate how the player does. But during the regular season, that's not what happens at all. Wouldn't it be favorable to a coaching staff to design gameplans and configure adjustments in the preseason to watch how well the player can carry out those orders? Can they stick with their assignments? Do they freelance? Do they have the mental makeup to be able to not just act on talent alone, and instead be able to read-and-react while simultaneously processing their assignment(s)? I think that would be a very important factor, especially for the Bills, who claim to value how smart they want their players to be. On the other hand, if this was actually an effective method, I'd think coaches around the league would actually be doing it.

Or it could just meant he's a good LT. But nice try.

Wow. You guys remember that year? The huge debate over which receiver we should have, Earnest Wilford, Bryant Johnson or DJ Hackett. They all proved to be terrible, and are all on different teams now. I think I was a Hackett supporter.

Gandy has been a mainstay on that team since he got there. The LT on a Super Bowl team in a pass happy offense is anything but a stretch.

Winfield, Clements. Not as successful but still made an impact: Coy Wire, Lawyer Milloy, Mike Gandy

I know that Dell has a bunch of recalls on certain laptop batteries. You might want to check that out first. Hopefully yours is one of them and it's replaced at no cost to you.

He'd better be explosive, using the #11 overall pick on a 3rd down pass rusher.