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Thanks for the post VOR. I'm glad that they're misdemeanors instead of a felony, but still... Thank God we have Freddie. It's one thing to have the gun for protection but being around the drugs is something he should have stayed away from. Instead of letting his boys pull him down, he should be pulling them up.

Thanks. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't very nervous. I love the guy, he plays so hard. I know he's quite young and handling all the fame and fortune can't be easy, but I don't want to see him throw away his career. We seem to have sort of a revolving door policy when it comes to RBs. I'll be hitting the refesh button frequently on espn.com, looking for updates. Thanks again Tim.

I wonder if he thinks he's a bad coach. He must be in denial or something, otherwise he'd just quit and walk away, knowing the Bills would be better off without him.

As if OJ wasn't enough, we need Iron Mike at RB too? lol.

What an idiot. I mean c'mon. The timing is terrible, just behave yourself you idiot. How many millions did he just cost himself? 5? 10? Pathetic.

Why would the Bills add someone with a brain to the FO?

Hey Tim, glad to see you're still around. Have you heard anything more on the Lynch crisis? Is he going to get suspended as a so-called "repeat offender"?

An AK-47? Holy crap. What is wrong with this guy? Who drives around in Tennessee in a Bentley armed with two handguns and an assault rifle?

I think that says more about Buffalo than it does about the RBs.

Cool.

This bodes well for us. Maybe we can grab him in round two.

Miami will take a run at him I think and the Panthers would obviously be more inclined to trade him to someone in the AFC rather than the NFC. I don't like it.

Fingers crossed.

Brain fart! My bad.

Well, I do have the right to defend myself from ignorance. And I'm not interested in continuing this insanity. Thank you.

Your comment was ignorant and I didn't like it. It wasn't necessary to jump down my throat like that. The guy was a cap casualty and had been hurt the past two years. But he had been great before. I never said he's the answer to our prayers or that he would fix our woes. Or even that we needed him. But going with today's theme of Greer threads I honestly felt that this available CB is news of relevance. I also never said that our DE situation wasn't an issue. This was a thread about a CB and you turned into a personal attack on me. Thanks. I'm not a GM, nor to be I pretend to be but somehow because you have a different opinion, internet access and a keyboard my post is bad and you're a football genius? Let's be realistic and let's be civil.

Dillon had some incredible years running for the Bungals. He was such a fantastic RB in his hey-day.

Are you serious? The thread was about the fact that McCalister was cut and that as we reshape our roster, he's someone we can consider. Every player available is someone we should look at because until we start making the playoffs we're not good enough. Our roster has holes. According to your logic, not looking at all available players as we enter free agency is knowledgeable. Actually, it's the antithesis of knowledgeable. Congrats, how does the foot in your mouth taste?

The economy stinks. Not everyone is a friggin zillionaire like him. I hate that guy.

lol, you can never have too many DBs!

Definately some sleepers for the later rounds. Depends on how their workouts go.

Adding some good, veteran depth is a good idea IMO.

This guy was one of the best in the biz only a few short years ago. If Greer leaves and McAlister can be had for less, maybe we should give him a look for a one or two year deal. It all hinges on how the FO feels about our corners but adding an experienced veteran couldn't hurt. Not seeing we need CBs but it's something to consider given the Greer scenario. EDIT: Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3911564

I like Brown. I think he's explosive and has some nice moves, including a wicked spin move. He still has upside and looks like a Dwight Freeney clone to me.