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From the preseason we all saw that Kounjio and Richardson need technique work. Maybe they won't pan out in the long run, but it a welcome change to see Buffalo go for some big guys up front. These two can be better judged next year...

The throw to Chandler was nice, but that was a great catch by Chandler.

To the OP, thanks for a great post, even if it originated elsewhere. It is one that makes me scream, "I want to believe". Great post and one of the best ever written for our consumption.

Give it a rest. What about publicly funded venues...tax breaks...yada yada yada. North Dallas 40...Every time I call it a game, you call it a business. Every time I call it a business, you call it a game. The NFL is anything but private enterprise.

Word is he was being shopped around..

Actually I remember saying to myself a couple times in the second half, "now that's how you throw a swing pass." A couple throws to Spiller, etc., actually were well thrown....

In general it was lousy o-line play that was really pissing me off the most. While it is great to move people around to find your best five, the time has past picking them and letting them play together. Cohesiveness carries it's greatest importance with an o-line. This is on Marine....

Logical and well written. If anyone is left that cares about Buffalo, the DT stadium should be priority one. I fear the penny rich pound foolish crowd will simply take the easy way out. A DT stadium is more than an investment to keep the Bills, It's an investment in Buffalo. This could be Buffalo's last chance. Be brave, be bold, and just do it.

Desite the screamers and doomsayers, this made perfect sense. Best wishes to Stevie aa well.

I agree with Goodell ruining the draft. I work evenings so the draft experience is totally lost. Goodell is a piece of crap...

Never a fan of his "music", I now find myself seriously disliking JBJ. A NJ man lining up with Canadians for the purpose of buying our Bills and moving them to Toronto is utterly shameful and characterless. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest his arm pits.

Ebron's stock has fallen quite a bit with a number of GM's. The knocks have been that he has inconsistent hands (noted numerous end zone drops), and that he won't block. Yeah, I'm lazy when using my tablet, sorry no loinkss, but read, just read, and the more you read the less Ebron seems like any answer. In fact the entire TE class hass been said to be sub-par. Also, ass it's already been said, we already have Gragg. No need for Ebron. I personally like building the OL, and possibly Evans if they go for a skills position.

One thing that has been misunderstood around here is that in a 4-3 defense there is room for a smaller quicker DE and Hughes can fit that bill. He's definitely a pass rusher first, but was wasn't just speed. He is capable of bull rushing a QB and that takes strength. He would be great in a wide 9 set as well. Hughes showed a lot last year and it wasn't just as a speed rusher.

Same here.... Youth is wasted on the young.

From my eyes, where rhe Bills got gashed the most was run plays where teams went off tackle right at Kyle Williams.Kyle's penetrating ways are feast or famine. Also Kiko was late or over ran the gap. If Spikes or someone else can prove to be effective in the middle, the run D should improve as Kiko in space should be awesome.

OK. Now we know it's more than money. Byrd simply does not want to be in Buffalo. The Bills offer would have made him the highest paid safety (as reported) and still no signature. How much money is enough? We have long disliked Eugene Parker but we can add Byrd to the Parker/Peters Club. Here's my view, piss on Byrd. So long...

That's simply wonderful. The past 30 years have been wrought with CEO's cashing in at the expense of employees who make less, have pensions taken away, pay more and more of their health care costs, and that's if they're lucky enough to still have health care. Between mergers, closing manufacturing facilities, outsourcing, they destroy what made this country great. Here's three cheers for Bernie Ebers, Kenneth Lay, Dennis Koslowski, and virtually all the CEO's in general.

A look back at that era and what Tasker accomplished only leads me to think of one other ST player who was recognized but never given the credit due him. His name - Mark Pike. Tasker made the splash plays but Pike more consistently did his job. He was a big man who could run. Too small to play DE, but special Teams? He was truly a great ST player in his own right. If memory serves, he's the all time leader in the NFL for ST tackles.

Well said. As for those sick of the hype, etc., find something else to do.......

Personally, I prefer non-fiction......

Sounds like your adversary is a Faux News disciple. Facts and the truth have nothing to do with his position.

He definitely played well for a rookie and earned the honor. Yet, it could be just me but the big plays he made early in the season seemed to be over with by mid-year. Maybe teams began avoiding him when in coverage a bit after his hot start with Ints. I suspect his off season workouts will focus on strength and endurance. He seemed to be on empty by the season's end. Excellent pick all told.

As DC in Cinci, he helped put together a pretty good defense. Could be a very good hire by Minny...

Skip on Evans. From what I've seen of him, he isn't worth our number 1. Very unimpressive to me.....

Evans simply is not that impressive. I can only hope the Bills would pass on him, especially early in the draft.