Saint Doug

It's a magic closet. Seriously, aren't all NFL players gay? With all that butt slapping and standing around in a room full of naked men after the game?

Good question. I don't know.

Or "World's Best Fish"

So, we can't blame Nix because no one else thought the QBs he passed on would be good either? Isn't that his job though?

Anyone who have ever lived in Cleveland or Cincinnati knows that waterfront football stadiums are overrated. Take Cincinnati, for example, the area immediately around it is empty. A couple hundred yards away is the baseball stadium though, which has attracted a good amount of commerce. The football stadium almost looks lonely. That said, Buffalo seems unable to come up with any other good uses for waterfront property, so why not, I guess.

This means little. The charges against Big Ben sullied the good name of the NFL. He would have been suspended no matter what, guilty or innocent. No doubt Roethlisberger's an immature jerk who continued to behave like a nobody freshman frat boy in college. For a person of his stature and wealth, he should have been acting like a choir boy, but chose to continue to go out and engage in risky business, womanizing and engaging in sexual practices in a public place. It's would be in both Big Ben's interest and the NFL's for this to settle out of court. A drawn out rape trial against a Super Bowl winning QB would be a nightmare. In addition, in civil trials, the verdict of being held responsible is not as stringent as a criminal trial. No doubt he would have had his nuts handed to him. You can settle out of court for a civil trial, but you cannot pay off an accuser in a rape trial. Rape is a crime against society and it is up to the prosecuting DA to continue with charges. In 3 cases, it was determined he would not be found guilty, so charges were no pursued.

Tl;dr, where's the rumors in all this?

But it's debatable whether or not Big Ben did anything. I'm not saying he's definitely innocent, but he's not the first male to be falsely accused of sexual misconduct nor will he be the last. He's probably a #1 !@#$, but thug, I'm not so sure. Vick on the other hand was clearly found guilty by the justice system.

Too bad Stevie is not our GM. It would be interesting though if there was a team out there that was completely run by its players. Probably do just a good job as some of these "professionals".

According to who? You or the court of law?

At least we know Nix, Whaley & Co are alive.

Time to ball out.

Bout friggin time. Considering we have no WRs.

You know, I don't find her at all attractive and I don't like Wilfork, but I do have to respect him for marrying a woman that is not a blonde stick with fake breasts. You usually don't see that with NFL players.

Are we going to get a text every time the Bills do their due diligence? It is their job to be scouring over each QB. We already know that. Maybe this is due to OBD being otherwise dead right now. They're too busy with QBs.

Remember the days when the Bills would at least host a couple dozen FA? I think it was Marv. They wouldn't sign any of them, of course, but at least it was fun. For a fan base that relies on an exciting offseason, as opposed to the regular season, the Bills are really giving us the screw.

This is F'in ridiculous. We could have had this guy, but we CHOSE not to.

Just say we got good "value" (whatever that means). That seems to placate people well.

For those who thought this way too long; it's hard to draft in the NFL. But, I will concede this. If TSW came up with a consensus draft board (based on YouTube videos, going to games, reading blogs), we would do no worse than the average NFL GM.

Really, do the Bills have any WRs on the roster besides Stevie?

This just in, RB head rule will not apply to Stevan Ridley.

I think they just want to see the coaches systems in action before they sign anyone. Both Marrone and Pettine are going to install systems that our current players may excel in or fall flat. These systems are likely going to mature and be tweaked as the season progresses. It would suck to sign any high-priced players only to later find out that they don't completely fit the system you've set up. I think next season the Bills will have a better idea exactly what type of player they want. Besides, any player signed this year is a year wasted because the Bills certainly aren't going anywhere this season, especially with a rookie QB. It'll be better to add players when the Bills are ready to actually compete.

I think Bruce Arians tipped his hand when the Cards dumped Kolb. If the Cards weren't going to draft a QB, wouldn't it make sense to keep what you already have around so you can get a better evaluation of them? If they don't like any of the QBs in this draft, it would make more sense to give Kolb another year under their tutelage before totally giving up. It's sort of like the Bills dumping all their WRs except for one and stating they don't have faith in any of the WRs in this coming draft.

Wow, has this guy fallen. There was a time not too long ago where people were saying he may be one of the first QBs off the board.

I love the "if I were rich" quote.