2003 Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 some of you on this board remember and know that I work for the Bills. While im not trying to brag...im just trying to back myself up by saying that I talked with an individual who works in the Bills front office. Take it as it is...This is what he told me earlier today. 1. The Bills number one target in free agency is Albert Haynesworth. They're prepared to offer him a contract making him the highest paid player in the nfl. This person told me that the front office recognizes the lack of a pass rush due to the fact that there is no pass rushing defensive tackle. Having two man eaters in the middle would certainly free up schobel and kelsay. 2. The Bills second target is Jeff Saturday. After investing a boat load of money in the OL, and also giving Peters a new contract (stay tuned) the presence of a veteran center like Saturday would make this offensive line the strength of the team. He is a player similar to Kent Hull back in the day. 3. Peters isn't going anywhere. He didnt play at the end of last season because he really was hurt...nothing to do with contract issues. 4. Shawne Merriman and Torry Holt are on the trade block. 5. The Bills and Chiefs agreed to a trade. Tony Gonzalez and a 5th round pick for a second round pick. The only problem was Gonzalez has a clause in his contract to void any trade. Which is exactly what he did. 6. The scouts really like Rey Maualuga and dont be suprised if hes our first round pick and we move Posluszny to the outside. 7. Bo Scafie is on the radar of the Bills as well. So is Owen Daniels but he is an RFA and looks to be a pipe dream. 8. No Chance we re-sign Jabari Greer. 9. The Bills are either going to go LB round 1 and DE round 2 (They like the kid from UCONN) or DE round 1 LB round 2. 10. Chris Simms is going to be brought in as our back up QB most likely. and finally on a random NFL note....dont be suprised to see Mark Sanchez picked 1 overall to the Lions http://www.billszone.com/fanzone/showthread.php?t=170098 ALSO, here is what the NFL is saying in regards to Marshawn's arrest: LEAGUE MUM ON WHETHER MARSHAWN IS CONSIDERED A REPEAT OFFENDERPosted by Mike Florio on February 16, 2009, 9:41 a.m. EST When we caught wind on Sunday of the possibility that Bills running back Marshawn Lynch had been arrested in Southern California, one of our first questions was whether Lynch’s latest (alleged) escapades, when coupled with his 2008 game of free-range bumper cars, would result in the imposition of discipline under the Personal Conduct Policy even before resolution of the most recent arrest. But, per NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, the league isn’t commenting on whether Lynch will be regarded as a repeat offender under the policy. It’s a complicated situation, given that Lynch ultimately wasn’t punished after the hit-and-run incident resulted in the imposition of no discipline after Lynch pleaded guilty to a reduce charge. “I think the facts are clear on the case at this point in time, and I don’t plan any discipline,” Commissioner Roger Goodell said last year. Last month, Goodell explained that the Personal Conduct Policy primarily targets repeat offenders. “We may not wait for the legal process to conclude when we have repeat offenders,” Goodell said. “When you start getting into multiple accusations, you are putting yourself in the wrong position. You are making the wrong decision. You are in the wrong places. At that point in time, you are reflecting poorly on the NFL, yourself, your teammates.” http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/02/16/...epeat-offender/
bizell Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 i'd be doing backflips and cartwheels if somehow haynesworth and saturday came to orchard park. not so hot on maualuga and the UCONN DE as our first and second draft picks.
WVUFootball29 Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Someone find out what kind of car he drives
extrahammer Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Oh yes, a Bills front office executive runs to a message board to spill the beans... OH BROTHER...
bizell Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 he never said he was an exec, he said he works for the bills.. and a FO person talked to him. :shrug:
Sisyphean Bills Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Reads like a fantasy novella. Does each season ticket package come with a lifetime supply of beer, too?
extrahammer Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 he never said he was an exec, he said he works for the bills.. and a FO person talked to him. :shrug: I'm sure you spill all the confidential company info to your janitor too, right?
Chandler#81 Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Oh yes, a Bills front office executive runs to a message board to spill the beans... OH BROTHER... Killjoy! Can't help but dream it so. Both lines pro-bowl solidified?! OMG!! Merriman trade bait? Why??
nucci Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Killjoy! Can't help but dream it so. Both lines pro-bowl solidified?! OMG!! Merriman trade bait? Why?? Knee injury and his play dropped after he stopped steroids. Just a thought.
bizell Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 I'm sure you spill all the confidential company info to your janitor too, right? no, but i was just pointing out that the guy didn't say he was an exec like you said he did. it never hurts to hope, right?
NavyBillsFan Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Someone find out what kind of car he drives If he works for Ralph, id say a 1972 Rabbit
H2o Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 If we're going to go with a LB in the 1st round, I'd rather it be Cushing and keep Posluszny in the middle. They say that Maualuga can't cover..........at all. The MLB responsibilities in the Cover 2 require him to be able to drop quickly into coverage in various spots about 10 yards downfield and across anywhere. You must be pretty agile and have a good burst to get to where you need to be. Rey is a tackling machine though and it wouldn't hurt my feelings to have a guy with his kind of attitude on our team. He plays the game with "bad intentions" for the opposing offense and we need a guy like that. Haynesworth would be great and posesses that same attitude. Saturday is a guy with a mean streak on the OL that can handle 3-4 NT's consistently. Perfect fit. I wouldn't mind Cody Brown(DE, UCONN), but only if it was in the 4th or 5th. The 2nd would be WAAAAAAAYYYYYY to high for that guy unless he has a phenominal combine. Would rather take a chance on Ayers in the 2nd. We might need to be taking a look at Donald Brown(RB, UCONN) in the 2nd round though <Insert your tirade after this statement Scaife would be an upgrade over Royal, but I don't know if he's really what we need. I'd love to have Daniels, but it IS most likely a "pipe dream". If we don't get Daniels I truly want Casey or Coffman in the 3rd. My personal preference being Casey, but I'd be happy with either of the two. Bye Jabari, thanks for the last couple of seasons. All the best to you. I'd be content with the Chris Simms move. I'd still give Cullen Harper(QB, Clemson) a shot in the 7th if he's there or as an UFA. We'd be instant contenders in the AFC East, if not the AFC period, with those moves. Hope this isn't all a bunch of horse poo
WVUFootball29 Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 If he works for Ralph, id say a 1972 Rabbit and for some reason I don't doubt that
LabattBlue Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 The Bills are prepared to make Haynesworth the highest paid player in the NFL, but Owen Daniels is a pipedream? :w00t:
merlin Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 I just can't see the Bills FO being that high on Haynesworth, in light of all his "legal" troubles (both on and off the field). The guy still has the maturity of a 12-year old ... and that's probably paying a disservice to 12-year olds! Giving a guy like that the kind of guaranteed money he will demand (and most likely get from some team out there) is a risk the Bills just aren't likely to take. I'd not be surprised to see "Fat Albert" wind up on a team like the Cowboys or the Raiders - they LOVE to prove they can "rehabilitate" these guys. GO BILLS!
crazyDingo Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 As you all know I work for the Bills concession stand on Sundays. Not trying to brag or anything, just saying. I overheard an exec with the initials RW talking on his cell phone while he was taking a piss in the aluminum piss trough. Someone said, "That's not the piss trough, that's the sink." Well, he said, "Its a piss trough, now, son." I think this means we are prepared to make Albert Haynsworth owner of the team and hire Terrell Owens as receiver's coach. Stay tuned.
extrahammer Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 As you all know I work for the Bills concession stand on Sundays. Not trying to brag or anything, just saying. I overheard an exec with the initials RW talking on his cell phone while he was taking a piss in the aluminum piss trough. Someone said, "That's not the piss trough, that's the sink." Well, he said, "Its a piss trough, now, son." I think this means we are prepared to make Albert Haynsworth owner of the team and hire Terrell Owens as receiver's coach. Stay tuned. I'm surprised Ralph can still... well... nvm
Steely Dan Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Oh yes, a Bills front office executive runs to a message board to spill the beans... OH BROTHER... If he really is a Bills front office guy he's a douchebag for revealing their FA and draft plans. If he works for Ralph, id say a 1972 Rabbit Rabbits weren't made in 1972.
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