Mularkey on ESPN right now

[Mr. Cynical]

Listening.....

[Dicknoze69]

He didn't say anything of any substance, except that something with Henry is still in the works.

[Mr. Cynical]

Not much to say...

On JP: He is progressing well, etc, etc.

On TH: "It's still in the works...it did not pan out the way we wanted it to however"

[The Spaz]

Said we are still trying to do something with Henry. The interview really sucked they didn't even ask Mularkey about our picks.

[Dicknoze69]

Said we are steal trying to do something with Henry other. The interview really sucked they didn't even ask Mularkey about our picks.

Yeah that did suck. I was hoping to gain some sort of insight behind our moves.

[Jayhawk]

espn won't they don't want us to look bad.

[Mahdi]

Something still in the works....? are we making a player for player trade with someone?

[Tatonka]

someone mentioned a rumor about simion rice from tampa.. he would help.

[Mahdi]

someone mentioned a rumor about simion rice from tampa.. he would help.

isnt his cap number high?

[The_Philster]

isnt his cap number high?

extremely

[Mr. Cynical]

LT.

[ddaryl]

someone mentioned a rumor about simion rice from tampa.. he would help.

Tampa drafter their 1st rd RB TH ain't going to Tampa

[McClane]

Hopefully to Philly for Simon..

[LifetimeBillsFan]

M.Mularkey sounded very down, almost depressed, especially when talking about T.Henry. I don't know if maybe he was just tired or if it was a case of his feelings showing through. I got the feeling that he wasn't happy that something hadn't gotten done to resolve the T.Henry situation: as if the Bills had thought that they had a deal, but it fell through at some point. He definitely didn't sound like a happy man. No exhuberance whatsoever and usually a coach or GM who gets an interview on TV during or after the draft will try to sound up-beat regardless of the circumstances.

I found the interview disconcerting. But, then again, maybe that is a reflection of my mood at this point.

[Mr. Cynical]

M.Mularkey sounded very down, almost depressed, especially when talking about T.Henry. I don't know if maybe he was just tired or if it was a case of his feelings showing through. I got the feeling that he wasn't happy that something hadn't gotten done to resolve the T.Henry situation: as if the Bills had thought that they had a deal, but it fell through at some point. He definitely didn't sound like a happy man. No exhuberance whatsoever and usually a coach or GM who gets an interview on TV during or after the draft will try to sound up-beat regardless of the circumstances.

Agreed. It seemed like neither the draft nor the TH situation had him excited. Something tells me there's alot more to this behind the curtain - i.e., our war room plans got screwed by the TH deal and our contigency plans broke down as well.