After the dust settles

[Mitchy moo]

The Bills feature several players that, given a few more years, could be among the best in the league at their positions in Willis McGahee, J.P. Losman, and Aaron Schobel. All of them play what can be impact positions and all are already pretty decent players—particularly McGahee and Schobel. But the Vikings have young talent, too—and veteran talent. Simply put, the Vikings should be a better football team than the Buffalo Bills and therefore should play a better football game on most occasions. Sure, I will give you the "any given day" theory that plays truer in football than almost any sport, but <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 /><st1:State w:st="on"><st1:place w:st="on">Minnesota</st1:place></st1:State> did little to make Sunday "their day."


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[ublinkwescore]

that guy is gay.

The refs gave the vikes a BS onside kick that should have been ours, and he's still whining about the vikes being the better team?

Nevermind the fact that half our defense is made up of rookies.

[Mitchy moo]

He opens with a great line and then slaps us. We really ruled that game yesterday, the score was not indicative of how badly we kicked their ***. (how often do you get to use indicative in a sentence?)

[BillsFever21]

Schobel is a veteran and is already one of the best at his position. He doesn't get the credit he deserves with the "experts" in the media or even with some fans around here. All he does he go out and post double digit sacks every year and is in the Top 5 for total sacks over the last 3 or 4 years.

I just hope we can keep both Losman and McGahee. That is gonna be the hard part.

Assuming Losman keeps getting better like he has you gotta try and keep him first. It's a lot easier to find a capable RB then it is QB.

[bflojohn]

In the future, the Bills will NOT be unlike other teams that have to pay for their skilled position talent across the board. If and when Losman and McGahee are getting their new deals, it will cost the Bills the cap space that teams like Indy and Seattle have to devote to those positions. The analogy to the Buffalo Sabres should suffice.... success costs money. The cap will continue to climb and the salaries these guys will command will be "in line" with the other 31 teams,IMO.

[Jeff1220]

That guy sounds like the Vikes' version of FTP.