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Fred Coleman?

We're on the fifty on the other side, upper deck first row... You can see everything... You'll be so happy...

Seems logical. I just wonder if the Bills would rather see if maybe Youboty can show some progress since his back is against the wall instead of receiving the late-round pick.

Don't think so. Even if they passed on him for a receiver in the second, they could have had him in the third round. So I doubt they would've traded back into the first for him since they could've had him with either of their next two picks.

I think Peters should have played out one more year on his contract before doing this, in my opinion. He received a significant raise over what he deserved when we signed him two years ago, so I think playing one more season underpaid and then re-negotiating still with two years left is fair. However, fair never happens in football.

All-Pro Peters Angling for a Raise

I am glad it didn't go down. Personally, I prefer Hardy and Ellis over Devin Thomas and a first round contract. I know it's not as significant at the end of the first round, but it still much more than we'll pay Hardy at 41.

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It's hard to even really discuss something like this. The Browns have no intention of trading him, so it is difficult to place a value on him. Considering he was a top ten pick that has produced at a high level the last two years, I don't think Cleveland would entertain anything less than a first round pick, and it only starts there. On top of that, Winslow would need a new deal, placing him among the highest-paid (if not the highest-paid) tight ends. All of those factors point to him in a Bills uniform being less likely than Ralph finding an immortality potient.

I don't know man, typically the second KR is a guy who can block, too, like Josh Reed or Fred Jackson. I'd rather not put one of those guys in that position. It just seems like we're opening either one to injury even though they likely wouldn't be returning the ball.

This makes sense to me. I don't see any reason why he should so much as return a kick in the preseason. We know he's got of ton of talent in that regard. Let's save him for defense until we need him for special teams. Maybe even alternate between McGee and McKelvin on kick returns to keep them fresh. I think that will help McGee a lot, too.

I knew I was going to get Rick Rolled... yet I sill clicked

I agree. If our star wideout wants to take it easy in the first OTA after a minor surgery, I see now problem with it. If he was skipping training camp, then we might have a problem. Everything is fine.

How about the Bengals?

Just a bunch of "meat and potatoes" profiles taking over the message board

Hey, maybe the two of our profiles can grab lunch some day

He's just trying to fire us up. Clearly, there is a difference.

I'm not one that has all the nuts and bolts of the CBA down, but if there is a work stoppage in 2011, how does that effect the Bills? I can't tell if it's good or bad or what. Would something like that have any effect on a possible move to Toronto, positively or negatively?

Comments like this make us look like dolts.

Come on guys. The Browns gave Bentley one of the richest contracts ever for an OL (not just C). If there was even a chance he could earn some of all the bonus money they paid him, they would keep him. If he is let go, it's all over Johnny.

Oh well. It's just power rankings. We were ranked number one (NUMBER ONE!!) after week 2 in a lot of places in 2003. It just doesn't mean a whole lot.

It's really going to come down to numbers, and I think he'd be one of the last cuts. If we keep five CBs, you have Terrance McGee, Jabari Greer, Leodis McKelvin, Reggie Corner and William James. If we do that, we would likely keep four safties, so Donte Whitner, Ko Simpson, George Wilson and John Wendling/Bryan Scott. I don't think his odds look good. Even under that scenario of him getting cut, we'd also be letting go Wendling or Scott.

Is the Oakland game official? It said in the paper today it was still to be determined. How about the Miami game?

Are these in order of best dreads or best players? Because Bob Sanders and Larry Fitzgerald behind Ernest Wilford

As soon as Peters went down, our offense was paralyzed. I don't think that's a good sign.