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  • Michael82
    Registered User
    • Jul 2002
    • 82328

    Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

    In need of finding several experienced parts to fit their new offensive and defensive schemes, Buffalo signed nine notable free agents, four of which became starters on offense or defense in 2006.

    This offseason the Bills figure to focus more on free agent quality than quantity with fewer holes to fill.

    "It isn't likely we'll bring in that many," said Marv Levy in reference to the team's free agent signings last spring. "I think we can be more specific. Our staff that was here didn't know the current players on the team as well as they know them now. It's not very likely that we'll have as many signings. Maybe we get four guys."

    With less than a handful of new signings expected, it stands to reason that Buffalo will be able to compete for some of the top talent on the market at one or two key positions. What positions Buffalo has chosen to address in free agency however, remains to be seen.

    Levy has already gone on record saying the offensive line is in need of an upgrade and doesn't seem as though he'd be inclined to fortify it with more draft picks after taking three offensive linemen on day two of the 2006 draft.

  • patmoran2006
    Ole' Ralphie SCROOGE
    • Dec 2005
    • 19840

    #2
    Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

    God I hope so..
    would be the TOTAL OPPOSITE of last year.


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    • The Answer
      The Plagiarist
      • Mar 2007
      • 2633

      #3
      Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

      Originally posted by Mikey82
      In need of finding several experienced parts to fit their new offensive and defensive schemes, Buffalo signed nine notable free agents, four of which became starters on offense or defense in 2006.

      This offseason the Bills figure to focus more on free agent quality than quantity with fewer holes to fill.

      "It isn't likely we'll bring in that many," said Marv Levy in reference to the team's free agent signings last spring. "I think we can be more specific. Our staff that was here didn't know the current players on the team as well as they know them now. It's not very likely that we'll have as many signings. Maybe we get four guys."

      With less than a handful of new signings expected, it stands to reason that Buffalo will be able to compete for some of the top talent on the market at one or two key positions. What positions Buffalo has chosen to address in free agency however, remains to be seen.

      Levy has already gone on record saying the offensive line is in need of an upgrade and doesn't seem as though he'd be inclined to fortify it with more draft picks after taking three offensive linemen on day two of the 2006 draft.

      http://www.buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=4640
      Translating Levy's statement: We will be signing a few Bennie Anderson caliber scrubs nobody else wants

      Typical - And The Answer is not surprised at all by this tired rhetoric and propaganda.

      ~The Answer

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      • Dr. Lecter
        Zero for Zero!
        • Mar 2003
        • 67946

        #4
        Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

        That is what I have been saying.

        3-4 more top level guys instead of several low level guys.
        Originally posted by mysticsoto
        Lecter is right in everything he said.

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        • patmoran2006
          Ole' Ralphie SCROOGE
          • Dec 2005
          • 19840

          #5
          Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

          Guard.. Corner.. Linebacker..
          Not sure who, but you sign three good starters at these spots, and then pick up some good talent in the draft..

          and that is a very successful offseason.. To me


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          • Carlton Bailey

            #6
            Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

            Look up the term "spin" in the dictionary, and there's probably a picture of Chris Brown next to it.

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            • Dr. Lecter
              Zero for Zero!
              • Mar 2003
              • 67946

              #7
              Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

              Originally posted by The Answer
              Translating Levy's statement: We will be signing a few Bennie Anderson caliber scrubs nobody else wants

              Typical - And The Answer is not surprised at all by this tired rhetoric and propaganda.

              ~The Answer
              That is not what was said. Dr.Lecter thinks The Answer did not listen to what Marv said.
              Originally posted by mysticsoto
              Lecter is right in everything he said.

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              • gr8slayer
                Registered User
                • Feb 2005
                • 20796

                #8
                Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                Sounds awesome to me but again. Whatever Marv does, I have faith untill he screws up.

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                • Dr. Lecter
                  Zero for Zero!
                  • Mar 2003
                  • 67946

                  #9
                  Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                  Originally posted by patmoran2006
                  God I hope so..
                  would be the TOTAL OPPOSITE of last year.
                  That was what I got out the presser a few months ago.
                  Originally posted by mysticsoto
                  Lecter is right in everything he said.

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                  • patmoran2006
                    Ole' Ralphie SCROOGE
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 19840

                    #10
                    Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                    Originally posted by Dr.Lecter
                    That was what I got out the presser a few months ago.
                    I'd rather have Dielman or Dockery over any 5 scrubs we'll sign otherwise.


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                    • Typ0
                      honey pie
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 32593

                      #11
                      Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                      let Nate hit the open market and then buy him at the highest bid. I'd like to see Nate Signed and Fletcher let go. This is possible and if we are in the running for some top guys it should start with Nate Clements unless he has expressed he doesn't want to be here.

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                      • The Answer
                        The Plagiarist
                        • Mar 2007
                        • 2633

                        #12
                        Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                        Originally posted by Dr.Lecter
                        That is not what was said. Dr.Lecter thinks The Answer did not listen to what Marv said.
                        The Answer most certainly has listened to what Levy has said during his reign with keen interest - however he is a bit transparent and not as good a politician as his predessor Tom Donablow was.

                        ~The Answer

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                        • Michael82
                          Registered User
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 82328

                          #13
                          Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                          Originally posted by Typ0
                          let Nate hit the open market and then buy him at the highest bid. I'd like to see Nate Signed and Fletcher let go. This is possible and if we are in the running for some top guys it should start with Nate Clements unless he has expressed he doesn't want to be here.
                          you realize it is going to take at least a $20 million signing bonus and about $9-$10 million per year. He's NOT worth that! No way is he Champ Bailey.

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                          • Dr. Lecter
                            Zero for Zero!
                            • Mar 2003
                            • 67946

                            #14
                            Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                            Originally posted by The Answer
                            The Answer most certainly has listened to what Levy has said during his reign with keen interest - however he is a bit transparent and not as good a politician as his predessor Tom Donablow was.

                            ~The Answer
                            Good.

                            Politicians tend to be full of ****.
                            Originally posted by mysticsoto
                            Lecter is right in everything he said.

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                            • THATHURMANATOR
                              Registered User
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 69112

                              #15
                              Re: Bills Likely to Choose Free Agent Quality Over Quantity

                              Originally posted by The Answer
                              Translating Levy's statement: We will be signing a few Bennie Anderson caliber scrubs nobody else wants

                              Typical - And The Answer is not surprised at all by this tired rhetoric and propaganda.

                              ~The Answer
                              What a gay post.

                              ~The Question

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