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He had a 35 yard reception in 1987, that's awesome.

That was fricken hilarious. Kudos, mate. ---- Aside from that, I would really love it if the Bills got him. I think in the absence of the Bills firing Jauron like everyone wanted, they might see going after high-caliber players as the best way to keep fans buying tickets. And frankly, I'd rather they spend the money on players than a new coach. Players have a bigger impact on the game.

In the US, only New York could be considered on the same level as Miami. New York's probably better.

I've followed the Dolphins a lot the past couple years living down here. Hagan has a lot of the characteristics that make up a solid No. 2 or 3 NFL WR...except for his propensity to drop balls. I've barely heard anything about him this year, but his first years he always seemed to be getting criticized for his drops. Maybe whoever helped Reed with his drops can work some magic with Hagan.

Gonna hafta go with the Giants. Not sure what to think of the Titans yet - but they've looked really good thus far regardless of opponent. I think the Giants look less susceptible to a big upset than the Titans do though.

That really isn't funny at all. I feel bad for the guy, hope he's gonna be okay.

LMAO. For real. After further review, #10 and #15 are pretty good.

I'd rather get Tony G if he was available to tell you the truth. This year will be the biggest that the window is open for a couple more years thanks to Brady's injury. Even with the growth of our team over the next couple seasons, it probably won't be as good as a Brady-led Patriots. Let's get Tony G and make a run now.

That article loses credibility by saying the Skins want a new stadium - didn't FedEx field open sometime this decade, with tons of luxury boxes and the highest seating capacity in the NFL?

I would have to agree - yikes. You could spend 10 minutes on Chippewa this Saturday and find 20 better looking girls.

Maybe in the world of judging one player with two picks, but thankfully that doesn't apply to the NFL. And good job ignoring his leadership skills. Clearly you won't be moved from your position, as your arguments are just getting silly.

Where is the nitpicking? You specifically said high 1st rounder to get your point across - by the most liberal of definitions, the pick could have been number 16 and no lower. It's as false as saying the Bills finished high in offensive points scored last year - when in fact they were around 31st in scoring. Not really nitpicking. That all being said - I completely agree we have no return on the McCargo pick, as well as whatever pick we used to trade up and draft him (at least I'm pretty sure we did that). Whitner, however, is a player. B+ talent for a safety, A+ for leadership.

If we had to lose a game, this was definitely the one to lose; a non-conference road game. Won't mess up our conference record for Wild Card tie-breaking purposes, and you never want to lose a home game. AND it's right before the bye, so they have an extra week of preparation in order to determine what types of offensive packages leave their defense exposed. That's clearly what happened Sunday - their scheme was better than ours.

I love Parrish - but if you're from any other NFL city, you'd take Hester and Bush over him.

I love this response. Perfect.

Wow, that is weak.

Watching Flacco's postgame, he looks a lot like Trent. No faux-hawk though.

Man I really liked Barnes. Sucks.

To be honest I think Duff's is overrated...the wings are kinda small. Gabriel's Gate is the best!!

Their kick coverage units are terrible - if the Bills are gonna beat em in October, field possession looks to be a potentially huge advantage for us. Looks like we're gonna need all the help we can get from special teams if the Chargers look like they do tonight when they come to Orchard Park.

Reallignment?

Perhaps it's on the NFL network...?

The only thing about Bills/Broncos game is that Packers/Bears (I think) is already scheduled...hard to see them pulling that game off primetime.

Ohio State