Web Rumblings: Buffalo Bills Links, 7/26
Three-way battle at QB to highlight Bills camp - The Buffalo News
Mark Gaughan sat down with all three QBs as he prepares us for the three-headed competition. The link highlighted above is for Trent's Q&A. You can see Ryan Fitzpatrick's here and Brian Brohm's here.
How the 2010 Bills can make the playoffs | Democrat and Chronicle
"Colleague Sal Maiorana on Sunday listed 10 questions regarding the 2010 Buffalo Bills and deduced that it will be difficult to win more than five games. I agree with Sal. But here's a more optimistic list."
Evans, interior line depth are only sure things - The Buffalo News
Allen Wilson runs down the key offensive competitions to keep an eye on. They include the RB rotation, no. 2 WR, back-up tight end, and OL depth.
Sources: St. Louis Rams very interested in signing Terrell Owens - ESPN
Chris Mortenson breaks down the Terrell Owens situation as it stood on Sunday around noon. The Rams and Bengals seem like the two options T.O. has now.
It All Starts with the Coach and QB - 13WHAM.com
"Success in the NFL usually starts with the head coach and the quarterback. In Buffalo, one deserves the benefit of the doubt. The other has to earn it."
Steve Johnson Filling His Own Shoes | Buffalo Sports Now
Steve Rosenberg takes a quick look at the No. 2 WR position saying he thinks Steve Johnson is ready to break out.
Who could dethrone the Colts? A look at AFC training camp capsules - USATODAY.com
A superficial look at the Bills chances in 2010. It boils down to these two sentences: "Spiller is an exciting player … and with all the kicks he's likely to return this year, Bills fans should get a good look at him. It's hard to see the Bills competing in a loaded AFC East."
Buffalo Bills: You are the New GM. Who Stays and Who Goes? | Bleacher Report
Dan Van Wie compiled a list of 16 players. You can keep only 4 of these roster bubble players. Would do you keep?
Philip Rivers optimistic about Chargers chances in 2010 - Peter King - SI.com
Peter King thinks the Bills are not one of the 28 teams that can make the playoffs.
Joe from NYC Blog: While the Bills increase in value, it may decrease the team's chances of staying
"Anyways, my original point is that while the value of the team increases, it decreases the chances for the Bills to find a buyer for the team to stay in Buffalo. Excuse me for sounding morbid, but if Wilson lives for another 5-10 years, the price tag of the Bills may go up to a cool billion dollars. Sorry, but how many companies or people in Buffalo can afford that?"
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that New GM article from bleacher report was pretty cool. picking four out of those sixteen was pretty tough.
out of mccargo, joique bell, stupar, roosevelt, hennessey, harvey, coleman, lankster, corto, simpson, david nelson, jackson, ellis, ellison, sargeant, and harris, i picked:
harvey (kind of have to, i guess)
coleman (depth at a position of need)
lankster or sargeant (injuries always hit this position)
roosevelt or nelson (figure the bills keep evans, parrish, easley, scuba steve, and hardy beyond that).
of course, you can stash players like bell, harris, and whichever you don’t pick of the players i listed on the PS, so it’s not that bad.
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i didn't read who you picked before making my choices
but also would keep harvey, coleman, and lankster. the defensive side has the more obvious “roles of need” mapped out, namely OLB and NT. And you can always use good CB depth. my other three candidates for the fourth spot are J. Bell, Roosevelt, and Nic Harris. Since my first three picks were defensive I crossed off Harris (he doesn’t still have PS eligibilty though, does he?). I’m actually hoping that Roosevelt can step up and take Roscoe’s roster spot as the token tiny receiver, so that leaves Bell. I like Bell. Can’t keep 4 running backs? Whatev. Spiller’s probably gonna be all over the field anyway, so Bell can stay as “true RB#3” and get put to use on special teams too.
by k8 on Jul 26, 2010 1:00 PM EDT up reply actions
i think bell gets stashed on the PS this year. we really, really don’t need a fourth back unless jackson or lynch gets hurt.
harris has PS eligibility until his third year, right? so he could theoretically do that no prob.
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by the_prophet on Jul 27, 2010 11:00 AM EDT up reply actions
That Steve Johnson article is deep.
He’s ready to break out because it’s his third season and some people say NFL WRs break out in their third season.
i know, i read that and literally started laughing out loud. what a joke.
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by the_prophet on Jul 27, 2010 11:00 AM EDT up reply actions
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Isn’t the secondary the only sure thing? I don’t see how anyone from Buffalo News can drop the ball on that one.
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