Flbillsfan#1

Losman also never played for the Pats*, nobody knows how he would have developed or played as a Pat* I think any number of QB's would look as good as Cassel did last year on that team. This year we will see what he is made of. You have a window to see what Cassel could be on a team like the Pats*. The Chief are not now & will not be for the forseeable future a team like the Pats*

Passing the ball more than two yards from the LOS will help open up the running game. The big question about Trent will be can he stay healthy over 16+ Games. He said so himself on NFL Network the other night. I don't care how good the line is, he will get hit, ALL QB's do.

What are you talking about? Burger King flame broils their burgers, they don't fry them.

Welker & Chrebet are TOUGH guys & I'm pretty sure much, stronger than Parrish. The Bills had a guy like them in the 70's Lou Piccone. That said I love Parrish's return ability & would hate to see him traded.

Good post, but I might add if the offense does not substitute & is at the line of scrimmage, they can snap the ball & run the play at any time. If the defense TRYS to substitute they may not be able to make the substitution in time, and either be flagged for too many players on the field, or they may have to play a player short or out of position.

I agree with you about Allaire. Gregg Williams fired the strength & conditioning coach that had been with the team a number of years when he was named the Bills HC. I think the main advantage to the no huddle is it prevents the defense from substituting players, so if the offense has a favorable matchup they are able to take advantage of it.

I just heard Joe Gibbs talk about this. He said any team that wants to sign Mike Vick better sign him to be the starter because he is going to bring so much baggage it would not be worth it for a role player.

It has been well documented that George was a TERRIBLE teammate, that is the reason he will never play in the NFL again.

Yeah if we are going to sign a QB in their 40's, let's go for Jim Kelly. I seem to remember he was pretty good.

Agreed, but with a new Coaching staff, Gholston better show something this year.

It is still at the bottom of this page

Repeat the same lie long enough, and people believe it's the truth.

I posted this the other day & bumped it today because it was on page 2.

What is your point Mr. AHO? Go back to your Pats* board....................NOBODY wants you around here.

Let's hope he finally woke up.

Bump...................I bumped this just in case anyone missed it that might want to catch the Bills tonight. 6:30 PM.

John Clayton addressed this issue the other day on his radio show. He said most teams are cutting back on 2 a days & going with lighter training camps because there are 10 less players in camp than there were before. He said most coaches would like at least 86 or 87 players in Camp but the Owners refused because of the Money. Coaches do not want to over work their players, and are afraid of injuries, that is the reason for the lighter work in training camp.

Go back to your Pats* board Mr. AHO.

You say you hate stupidity not JP......................Self HATRED. please don't try to discuss things with anyone, keep your stupid thoughts to yourself, IDIOT.

You can buy a remote through Direct TV that is backlit. I think it cost between $20-$30. Just give them a call.

Lengthy post of CRAP dum bass. You in fact did compare the UFL to 5year olds DUM BASS.

If you move you can take advantage of Direct TV mover connection they will move your service for free. If your new place can not get the sat signal, Direct TV will let you out of the contract with no penalty.

There were no contract talks because he did not want to accept a back up role. JP is definitely rolling the dice, taking a huge gamble on his career. If he does not play well in the UFL I doubt he is offered a back up job after that.

It was reported he was contacted by 4 teams to be a back up. He was not offered a chance to start. If he decided to be a back up forever he could have chosen to sign with an NFL team. By signing with the UFL he will get a chance to further develop (which he needs to do) and PLAY which will both help his development & give teams a chance to see him rather than sit on an NFL teams bench. He will make MUCH more money in the long run if he can regain a starters job in the NFL than he would as a career back up.