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Let's show some kindness to Beastmode and let him go to a team that has a chance to make it deep into the playoffs. He gives it his all every down and takes a tremendous beating every game. We are a few years away from making any serious noise anyway. We need so much help in all areas starting with the QB, OL, DL, LBs, DBs, and coaching. Maybe we can trade him for a couple of decent lineman or draft choices to begin the long process of producing a winning team. Why waste ML's talents and grit on such team futility? I hate to see his spirit and body broken after another frustrating year like this one.
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Re: Trade Marshawn
Your a fan of the Bills?? If so put down the crackpipe and back away from the PC
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That sounds like a great idea...
if your not a bills fan:chug: BEER ME!!!Comment
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At the minute Marshawn Lynch is the whole of the Bills offense. Trading him would be the worst idea of all time.
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Abso-frikkin-lutely NOT!
Im not sure I have seen a runner run with more heart than Lynch. The last guy might have been Bettis.
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LOL We should trade all of our draft picks for the next 10 years to New England for a bag of peanuts. We owe it to these young future millionaires.Comment
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Actually if you could get a top 10 pick for Marshawn, it wouldn't be bad to trade him.
He's a dime a dozen back in this league who'd easily be replaced.
I wouldn't advocate trading him just to get anything, but if someone overvalues him to that extent, you couldn't say no.
In fact, you could easily replace him just in FA this year....just get a power back to shoulder the load and resign Fred Jackson to be the change of pace...or vice versa.Comment
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Agreed. Then we can re-sign Jackson and use the draft pick we got for Lynch on the O or D lines. Build a great o-line and any running back could run behind hit.Originally posted by tenplayComment
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were not a few years away. We're a good offseason, a good draft and even more importantly were a damn good coach(s) away
oh and we're a few "non" injuries away. injuries have been a big part of what has killed this team and played a part in this team not squeezing into the playoffs the last 2 years
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Every team has injuries.Originally posted by ddaryl
Look at Pittsburgh, look at Baltimore.
This team is consistent QB play, pass rush and playmakers on both sides of the ball away.
With who we're playing next year, AFC South and NFC South, we're more than a year away.
If we keep our talent somewhat intact and only bring in a few mediocre overhyped players, we'll be lucky to win 6 games.Comment
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Yeah, let's trade away one of our top 3 players and create another big hole, when we have 3 or 4 gaping holes to fill already.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Running backs are a dime a dozen. With the right offensive line, I could rush for 1000 yards in a season.
That said, I am a Lynch fan, and think he is one of the few players on this team with the heart and the skill to carry this team.Comment
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A few years away? You mean like the Titans last year? Or the Giants from '06? Or how about last years Dolphins. They're like 10 years from a playoff birth, right?
RBs might be a dime a dozen, but Lynch isn't your average RB. Behind a good line, he is the leagues next 2000 yard rusher."Heck, now I am glad his overrated arce made the pro bowl, else we would have only got a 3rd." ~ yordad
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