VirginiaMike

My understanding, from reports, is that he fell back in trouble with alcohol - -- it was reported in DC news. It's been a problem in the past. I don;t know if that is true, the other point is that Bruce Allen is the team president and he just wanted "yes men" around him and SM is not a yes man.

I say NO! He's had second and third chances. No need for the disruption. Although, if you think back, the Bills signed TO when no one wanted to touch him and he was good with us.

Are you comparing Tom Brady to Jeff Rutledge? I don;t see the Patriots dominate the run game like the Giants did.

I think it is well believed that the Denver defense won the Super Bowl. Here is what ESPN said about Dennison "Dennison, 58, served as the Denver Broncos' offensive coordinator the past two seasons under former coach Gary Kubiak, who called offensive plays. The Broncos' offense finished 27th in yards per game this season after a 16th-ranked performance in 2015, when Denver won the Super Bowl in Peyton Manning's final season." Do we really want an offensive coordinator who doesn't call the plays?

Odell is an extremely talented wide receiver who is a prima-donna. I hate the attitude, but love the play.

Add another to this thought. Does anyone remember Rob Johnson -- don't want to go thru that again.

I could not tell from the video if he reached the ultimate conclusion to his actions. It could have been pretty interesting to see his "O" face as well. I gotta believe he did this on a dare or a bet.

Kirk Cousins for Tyrod Taylor. I am guessing there would be multiple bottles of Tequila involved in order to get the Skins GM to sign up for this. One of these QBs has thrown for over 4000 yards each of the last two seasons and has made the playoffs last season and then other struggles to get to 200 yards in a game and will not be in the playoffs.

I like this guy alot, but the top rated wideout in the 2017 draft is Mike Williams from Clemson. Since he's from Clemson, he's almost a sure fire Bills pick.

It is a sad day for those of us who are Bills fans in the Washington DC / Virginia area. The next best place to go for us Bill's fans: Jimmy's Old Town Tavern in Herndon VA. http://www.jottnew.com/

I would add Kyle Williams and Jason Peters. Plenty on the list to knock off to add Kyle.

There is another guy getting fired today in addition to Rex - the brush guy. It's like they never had to clean snow off the field before. "Come On Man"

Besides the obvious injury factor folks have already highlighted, my question is how would Tony do playing in the weather of Buffalo. He's been in sunny, warm Dallas his whole career - a place where the wind & cold are not a factor. I would fully expect the cold and wind to mess with him and bring down his productivity. Yes, I know he has played in Philly, and NY, and Green Bay, but that's just 2-3 games a year and how productive was he there(I don't know the answer). Playing half his games in an outdoor, windy stadium will make a difference.

The Redskins will not let him leave. If no long term contract, he'll be Franchise Tagged again. As far as better weapons, yes, the Bills have better running backs, but the Bills do not have better wideouts or a better tight end. In fact, our Tight End is a 2 and theirs is a 9 or 10 and the combination of Jackson, Crowder, and Garcon are better than any combination the Biills could put on the table, even if everyone was healthy.

vs Steve Christi

We've lost nothing in the run game with Groy in there. I agree with Boyst62 in that Wood is overrated, but he is still one of our best 5 O-lineman, when healthy. I don;t thin either Wood or Groy can plan RT, which is where we need help. Here's my ratings (1-10 scale) of the starting O-Lineman: Mills - 3 Miller - 5 Wood - 6 Groy - 6 (limited opportunity to evaluate) Incognito - 9 Glenn - 8

I think the pass call was terrible. We are a running team and 3rd & 3 should have been a running down. Put some faith in the O-Line and back. The worst thing that could have happened is we do not make the first, the clock runs down to the 2 minute warning, and then we punt. It was a bad choice, but luckily it did not hurt us.

I wanted the Bills to draft Cousins when he came out. I still would like to see him to be on the Bills, but no way he doesn't sign a long term deal with Washington. He'll be the Redskins QB for the next 7-10 years.

My changes: Right Tackle Safety Wide Receiver Cornerback We will also be needing a D-Tackle / Nose tackle. Williams is not getting younger and who knows about Marcel.

In looking at the replays, it seemed obvious to me that Sherman knew he was offsides and specifically targeted hitting the kicker. It was a punk-assed cheap shot if you ask me. He did not even go for the ball.

Well, whoever is coaching the secondary, certainly needs to be looked at as someone who is not doing a good job preparing his team. . It seems far too often the Bills secondary does not know who to cover, especially when the offense shows motion.

I he the next great QB or is he the next Rob Johnson? I think the latter.

I hope you are kidding. Cardale is no where near an NFL QB and, in my opinion, never will be. That was a wasted pick for the Bills. I can't name the last QB that came out of Ohio St that made it in the NFL as a QB.

I gotta say that Tyrod is doing now with really nothing a wide out and a O-Line that has alot of trouble protecting him. Most QBs would have trouble in the situation he is in. I keep hearing that Clay could be a game changer at tight end -- he certainly has not shown it.

Having a beer and having dolphin stew