kenny3000

No way marrone axes Hackett after this season! Absolutely no way! He re-built the cuse program with him and brought him here. He even applauded the job he did with the qbs - all 4 of them in a span of the preseason and first few weeks. You can forget about Hackett leaving, but I'd bet some loot that a qb coach is hired in short order.

you motherf*<k3r

hey, so i love these as much as the next guy, but is it possible to nix the ranks rastro commentary? it's just ... not good

Relax big cat. It's not that big a deal, like at all.

Wah!!! I think I just figured it out. Rags, like wet rags, like as fun as a wet rag!

"For John Murphy I'm Chris Brown" How does that make sense grammatically?

Tarvaris "Rebbie" Jackson

Antoine Winfield

Not sure why you feel so confident that you know that..

Yea, thx for posting! I'm good with the top 3. As soon as I read 'struggles when primary target is covered... needs a clean pocket', I stop reading.. That's that ish I don't like! Can't wait to see who what happens.

yes.

some more, but actually from marrone: QUOTE TO NOTE: "No words can really put it into perspective. I am not a very good story teller, I love him and am so proud of him. He really worked extremely hard on his development in my mind we haven't even seen the best of Ryan Nassib. His development is going to take off and I truly believe that from what I have seen." Syracuse coach Doug Marrone, on the leadership of senior quarterback Ryan Nassib - The Sports Xchange http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=83838&draftyear=2013&genpos=qb

great name you have there

Doesnt matter, top qb prospects command absurd trade offers by teams looking to get into the top 5. Just thinking that the specific teams drafting ahead of us are set at qb doesnt mean that they wont highly consider a lot of picks by another team more desperate for a franchise signal caller. Gonna take some luck and the right qb prospect and more luck for the bills to get 'their guy' f-ing finally.

Agree kind of, but its a little chicken and the egg. Some of those guys were developed and not necessarily expected to be elite from jump. Great QBs make their weapons elite. You could argue that Fitz helped make Stevie the weapon he is, but great QBs elevate more of their players. Good QBs may elevate a player or maybe 2. That's what we've got. A good QB, a HC who I like but might need to relinquish play calling to his actual OC to get his head out of the offensive weeds and into the 360 picture - doubt that tho.. It's a weird but not weird situation, thought we had finally turned the corner and were ready to compete but yet another buffalo head fake. I guess when you say it out loud, it's really not that weird at all but normal.

Thank you for that! Speaking of..

In the DJ years, a friend once told me 7-9 for the rest of your life. It makes me a little sad but just might be the case

JP Losman has a 0% chance of making it into the hall of fame. Schaub and Rivers are starting, winning quarterbacks. Their chance of HOF = possible in the realm of Earth. McNabb? Over Eli and Ben? I thought you lost me before, but now definitely..

Ah ha, ah ha. Want to laugh? Last sentence. "As I've gotten older, it's more neat to see (Manning's) success, to see him getting two Super Bowls, because I think it just adds to the legacy of our draft class," Roethlisberger told Jenny Vrentas of The Star-Ledger. "And all four quarterbacks -- Matt Schaub, Philip (Rivers), myself and Eli -- that were drafted there. I hope we can play well enough that one day they talk about us as maybe the best quarterback draft class of all time." It certainly was one of the more interesting drafts of recent years. After Manning was taken first overall by San Diego, the New York Giants selected Rivers with the fourth pick and worked out a trade with the Chargers to essentially flip quarterbacks. Big Ben then went to the Steelers with the 11th pick, and Schaub went in the third round to the Atlanta Falcons. Less enticing: J.P. Losman, taken No. 22 overall by the Buffalo Bills. http://m.nfl.com/news/0ap1000000088497/big-ben-hopes-2004-qb-class-seen-as-best-ever/

Tom Brady is absolutely correct. Even with the b!tc#y way he said it, he's still correct. Our collective Buffalo Bills team and organization are the reigning afc east b!tc#es. I think we are on our way to getting better. It's just that our 'better' is sadly only a little better than average.. We have no _________ which makes the upper echelon teams win. There's just something missing. I don't know what it is. And I'm not pinning it all on him, but I hope that they realize now that Ryan Fitzpatrick needs to be upgraded. I like him a lot and I think he's a good quarterback, but they are not able to put together enough of a dominant unit around him to win. At least not in the afc east. He's not ever gonna be what this current team needs him to be to win, unless this team is upgraded at a lot of positions and fortified with burgeoning depth. No one seems to have a problem dealing with our front 4. Sad. Don't know if that's players or coaches, but I do know that the players are the ones on the field which makes me lean towards them a bit more. Is it a collective failure to believe because of repeated failures? I think maybe. The weirdest part about it is that I think they will play san fran tough and I wouldn't rule out an upset win out west. The hardest part of this current iteration of b!tc#es is that I just don't know what to make of them

J pizzle and moulds, oh my

best part of this whole post! u said it like a, i dont know what the word is, but u said it like something funny

um, housing a burrito at baja fresh

that's pretty cool, do you know when?

I used to but seeing the way buddy and co built this squad, I feel like we're in good hands again.