envirojeff Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 It looks like the Titians and the Jags are in the mix now and as we go into camps players are going to drop. If we don't know anything we know that TD always has something up his sleve. Here are some points to support my thoughts: Milk-toast draft outside of the first two rounds- Trading TH in the draft would have been for a loss. As we now know, the offers were weak and Travis is worth more that a mid 3 or 4. Trading him for a player and a pick or just a high pick in '06 would be much better TH is the best RB left that is avalible. All deals come through TD. The camp issue. TD is holding all the cards and that's the position that he loves. relax, we will see that a better-than-'05-pick deal will come of this. Jeff
OBXBILLSFAN Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I agree. TH will become increasingly valuable as other teams' RBs underperform or go down with injuries.
duey Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 It looks like the Titians and the Jags are in the mix now and as we go into camps players are going to drop. If we don't know anything we know that TD always has something up his sleve. Here are some points to support my thoughts: Milk-toast draft outside of the first two rounds- Trading TH in the draft would have been for a loss. As we now know, the offers were weak and Travis is worth more that a mid 3 or 4. Trading him for a player and a pick or just a high pick in '06 would be much better TH is the best RB left that is avalible. All deals come through TD. The camp issue. TD is holding all the cards and that's the position that he loves. relax, we will see that a better-than-'05-pick deal will come of this. Jeff 338134[/snapback] Dude...I totally agree. While I was disappointed that we couldn't get anything done for this draft, I certainly didn't think TD blew it by not giving TH away. TD has been in the league a long time, and he knows a lot of stuff goes down between April and September. This will work out very well for the Bills I think.
VABills Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 Well it seems the media is lying yet again. Yeah I know thats normal. But from the front of TBD, it appears the Titans are not interested and have not talked with the Bills regarding Henry: Contrary to media reports, Reese said he has not had any recent conversations with the Buffalo Bills regarding the availability of running back Travis Henry. Likewise, Reese has had no contact with Eddie George or his representatives of late either.
richNjoisy Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I'm curious VA: If the Media always lies, then where did you get the information that confirmed this? Didn't that very same information come from a media source? or do you have a source or several media sources you trust and other sources you do not?
EndZoneCrew Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 That was an interesting article on TBD regarding the Jags......I hope we can wheen off a 2nd rounder for him!
VABills Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I'm curious VA: If the Media always lies, then where did you get the information that confirmed this? Didn't that very same information come from a media source? or do you have a source or several media sources you trust and other sources you do not? 338176[/snapback] I think I belive the one with a direct quote from a GM over the one that says, inside sources say the titans might be looking.
Typical TBD Guy Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I think I belive the one with a direct quote from a GM over the one that says, inside sources say the titans might be looking. 338347[/snapback] Yeah, because football GM's never lie to the media reporters...
MadBuffaloDisease Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I don't believe anything anyone in the NFL says.
Astrobot Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I say, "I don't even believe that you 'don't believe anything anyone in the NFL says.' "
Bill from NYC Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 Yeah, because football GM's never lie to the media reporters... 338353[/snapback] Actually, you raise a very good point. These guys are full of crap, and well they should be. Either way, we are still stuck with TH.
San-O Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 It looks like the Titians and the Jags are in the mix now and as we go into camps players are going to drop. If we don't know anything we know that TD always has something up his sleve. Here are some points to support my thoughts: Milk-toast draft outside of the first two rounds- Trading TH in the draft would have been for a loss. As we now know, the offers were weak and Travis is worth more that a mid 3 or 4. Trading him for a player and a pick or just a high pick in '06 would be much better TH is the best RB left that is avalible. All deals come through TD. The camp issue. TD is holding all the cards and that's the position that he loves. relax, we will see that a better-than-'05-pick deal will come of this. Jeff 338134[/snapback] Holding all the cards? Every week that passes, TH's value is diminished. Every GM in the league knows Buffalo would like to get rid of TH, or it is going to be TD's problem. TH may not even show up for camp. No move during the main free agency period. No move prior to the draft. No move during the draft. Now we are moving into the summer months hoping someone goes down on another team. Do't think this really hurts the Bills much, however were're not going to get much for him now.
Puhonix Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 I say, "I don't even believe that you 'don't believe anything anyone in the NFL says.' " 338478[/snapback] And of course, that's TDs fault.
MadBuffaloDisease Posted May 17, 2005 Posted May 17, 2005 Holding all the cards? Every week that passes, TH's value is diminished. Every GM in the league knows Buffalo would like to get rid of TH, or it is going to be TD's problem. TH may not even show up for camp. No move during the main free agency period. No move prior to the draft. No move during the draft. Now we are moving into the summer months hoping someone goes down on another team. Do't think this really hurts the Bills much, however were're not going to get much for him now. The more time passes, the more RB's will start to drop like flies. Taylor is the latest. There will be more, rest assured.
envirojeff Posted May 18, 2005 Author Posted May 18, 2005 Holding all the cards? Every week that passes, TH's value is diminished. Every GM in the league knows Buffalo would like to get rid of TH, or it is going to be TD's problem. TH may not even show up for camp. No move during the main free agency period. No move prior to the draft. No move during the draft. Now we are moving into the summer months hoping someone goes down on another team. Do't think this really hurts the Bills much, however were're not going to get much for him now. 338516[/snapback] I don't agree. I think that more teams will jump on board. They would much rather deal with Buffalo one on one than try to out bid a handfull of other teams when he's cut next year. Jeff
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