BeastMode54

got it via text

Do you work for the Bills? How do you know this stuff?

I forget how long he was going to be out for. I think the run D will improve, if only slightly, when he comes back

Rodgers is a QB! Rb transition is the easiest from college to the NFL. HUGE DIFFERENCE!

no, I didn't mean to refer to Spiller as a bust. His explosiveness in the preseason showed that he has unbelievable skill. I'm referring to out other draft picks. On paper, they look awful, and they haven't done much at all in two games and preseason. The biggest surprise was UNdrafted David Nelson

This makes me absolutely sick!!!! Why did we draft him then? Why not Bulaga or trade down. If he's so explosive, why not stick him in there. Our drafting is awful. I didn't think it could get worse after Jauron, but it might. It's waaaay to warly to call anyone a bust, but two of our draftees are D-II players! One is a DE then converted to ILB!!!! I wanna jump. Someone pull me back in or shove me off quick! per rotoworld: Updating a previous item, coach Chan Gailey now concedes that C.J. Spiller won't play a major offensive role in the short-term. "He's still going to make a lot of big plays for us in the future," Gailey said. "We just need to get him going on a little slower pace than throwing him in there from the get-go." Spiller is "not sure" if he will player a bigger role this week than last, when he carried the ball just once. Expect him to be used as a situational player with more of an impact in the passing game

I'll be there. We need to do this. I just feel like not enough Bills fans at the stadium will know to do the same thing and us Stadium Wall guys will just end up screaming to ourselves.They need to do it on the scoreboard

would he be good to bring in for interior line depth? Can he be signed before the game to use for more intel?

in addition to their other secondary injuries, Davis was limping around the lockerroom and isnt a lock to start (Crowder as well) http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/09/06/1810904/jason-allen-to-start-at-cornerback.html

i know we have mcintyre but he'd be a great addition

any chance we could get him?

I agree with you on this one. Adalius would be a great addition

A second next year and a third in 2012. Not bad. His salary demands are a drawback. But imagine a lineup with Evans, Jackson, Roscoe, Jackson, Spiller. Thats ridiculous! http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ms-jacksonvikings090110

I've got a Lynch but I'm thinking of making the switch to Spiller. Too premature? They are pretty expensive and Lynch is still on the team but...

Im reading this, watching on the computer stream and listening to the radio. I one upped you

http://sports.break.com/hot-colts-fan-cheers-for-wrong-team

says Bills have worst LB corp in football. I think with Poz, Mitchell and Davis in the middle that that's a strong group up the middle. Outside is an issue. If we get anything from Maybin I believe Torbor, Maybin and Kelsay can be competent. I just don't think we are close to the worst. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/columns/jerry-sullivan/article171434.ece

true. and he has every right to go over there and give them some sh-t of his own as well as having no players going over there

That's always been my biggest question about him. Hey JW, anyway to find out an answer to this? Why would a rush end be converted to INSIDE linebacker. Makes no sense. I would hope that some of our outstanding journalists in the media would have gotten an answer to this by now

If onlt we had drafted Orakpo. Still scratching my head on that one

from the Scouts Inc Insider: • Bills running back C.J. Spiller is a special talent. He jumped off the screen this weekend with his explosiveness and big-play potential. Even though he's a rookie, Spiller is poised to play a lot of snaps in a variety of ways. Because of Fred Jackson's broken hand (which should keep him out at least a month) and Marshawn Lynch's ankle injury, Spiller will line up in the backfield more than the original plan suggested. He will line up all over the formation, in more of a wide receiver than running back role. Don't be surprised when he catches 50 or more passes in his rookie season. And he will contribute significantly as a returner, although the Bills have a wealth of return options, and if Spiller becomes too valuable on offense, that portion of his contributions could be reduced. Many -- myself included -- were critical of Buffalo for selecting Spiller where they did, but I am starting to think I was wrong for such criticism.

He was someone who I thought we should have drafted and looked strong in his first action. HUGE arm and a lot of poise. I realy hope one of ours pans out

but....but....he has so much heart? shouldn't he be able to use the word of God to will the ball to his receivers?

his motion looked the same to me

Niners are doing it the right way (not saying I don't like what Buddy is doing), but they are building from the lines. Smart moves