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  1. Well, to be completely fair, no one had a full off-season.

     

    Two years off/in the clink for being a :censored: ing idiot might have let his body recover a bit. Similar circumstances didn't seem to affect Michael Vick last year.

     

    (Just to note: A fan of either of these guys, I'm not. If justice had been served, rather than legal maneuvering and chickensh-- DAs who dropped charges in exchange for plea bargains, they would both still be in jail.)

    Vick re-entered the league in 2009. And he was 29 at the time.

  2. Suh and Fairley would be a draw, but so too should be Williams and Dareus. And Vanden Bosch's best days are behind him, while in reality he only had 2 good (albeit very good) seasons out of his 10 (well, 9 if you remove the one he missed due to injury) in the NFL, and those were over 3 years ago.

  3. I love how you guys bash celebs with political opinions because they're vacuous idiots who should stick to what they know.

     

    Right up until they say something you agree with, that is...

    Celebs are vacuous idiots no matter what they say.

     

    And isn't it high time we ended farm subsidies and tax breaks?

  4. I'm the only one who doens't think that if the Bills left, Buffalo "would die"? You've bested yourself!

     

    Buffalo has weathered many tough hits, yet it never "died". Losing the Bills would be a huge psychological (though not economic) blow, but the city would continue to exist and it would move forward. To even suggest the city would fall because of the loss of a sports team is just idiotic.

    Do you eat your morning cereal with a load of LSD to get you started in your delusional visions of the world without a Ralph entreprise? Where you do come up with such nonsense?

     

    If the region loses the Bills it would be disappointing. It would have no consequential economic impact on the region. How could it? It doesn't have much of an appreciable economic impact as it now stands.

    Talk about idiotic and tripping on LSD.

     

    But wait, let me guess: if someone other than Ralph owned the team, it would have an economic impact? That's a rhetorical question because it's obvious to everyone (else) that the Bills have a huge psychological AND economic impact on the region.

  5. If the Jets lose Edwards and Cromartie, after losing Woody (to retirement) and Brad Smith, they'll definitely have it rougher.

    Looks like the Jets won't be able to re-sign Edwards because of a lack of money. I wonder how they thought they could sign Asomugha? And does this mean they also can't afford Cromartie? That would be real bad for them.

  6. It's interesting that the Jets didn't make a counter-offer to keep Brad Smith because (according to reports from NY), they needed to save cap space for Asomugha. Well, the Bills grabbed Smith and the Jets lost out on Asomugha.

     

    At this point, I don't envy the Jets' free agency.

    Yep, looks like they focused on keeping Holmes and getting Asomugha. They lost Woody to retirement, and if they lose Edwards and Cromartie, it's a bad off-season for them.

  7. I'm still trying to figure out how they are going to use this guy. Thoughts??

     

    Wildcat? Special teams? Seems like this takes the ball out of Spiller's hands.

     

    They are saying WR, but who does he jump ahead? Not Evans, Stevie or Roscoe. Maybe not even Nelson or Easley.

    He'll be the 3rd QB, who can now be fully active on gamedays (i.e. the 1st and 2nd QB don't need to be hurt first, or he doesn't have to wait until the 4th quarter). He'll return kicks (saves Spiller for just RB duty, maybe being an extra man back on KO's and ST's chicanery) and play in "Wildcat" formations, so as to give the opponents something to think about when he's on the field.

  8. The common consensus here was we had to spend near the $120 Million cap, please tell me that is going to happen this year ?? Tell me how this team is going to raise the talent level without buying the talent ?? Maybe a hometown discount with Poz ??

    Because as we say with Clabo, offering more money ensures players come here, right? :rolleyes:

     

    As for how to raise the talent level, outside of adding FA's, you can, say, develop your draftees.

  9. Burnett went from SD to Miami, fairweather friend indeed.

    Precisely. He basically took the better weather and tax situation. The Dols are worse than the Bills and their organization is no less of a joke.

    Nnamdi took a haircut to play on the Eagles, just $12 million a year for a player who made $28 million over the last two years and was the hottest player on the free agent market.

    Do we even know what the other offers were? While $12M/year might seem cheap, it depends on what other teams were willing to pay.

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