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If they don't get Byrd signed, their own home grown talent, I will boycott anything to do with this team.<br><br>It's a conundrum; money is not always the issue and most good players want to play for good teams -especially in their prime -and until the Bills start winning it will be difficult to re-sign those that have been here awhile, heard all the promises and want to try greener pastures. But, how do you get better if you can't keep your better players? All this, in the context of a cap, makes it difficult. I don't see the Bills not trying at this point honestly so, as such, I would think the boycott might be a bit premature.<br><br>I usually every year spend some sort of my own hard earned money on something bills related, hat, jersey,http://www.9912345.cn/plus/view.php?aid=140232, tickets,[http://www.fontechiari.org/men.html NFL Youth Jerseys], something. 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With the Byrd crisis at the cusp of seeming unresolved, and letting levitre go, is asinine.<br><br>Seeing one of the best O lineman in the league leave, even though we drafted him was disheartening to say the least. So long as we retained Byrd, I'd be fine with that. I Not sure what OBD is thinking rite now. I thought Jairus would be signed by now. No matter the cost, top 3 money etc.<br><br>You let levitre walk, Byrd either signs the franchise tag, plays unhappy, then walks. What does that tell spiller and wood who are comming up on FA next year?<br><br>Levitre got over $8 million a year, word is that Byrd is looking for $8-9 million a year. Let's say both signed a five year deal. How would you have then signed Spiller? Wood? Let's say Woods, Dareus and EJ turn out to be legit, you aren't going to have the money to pay them all. Players know when they hold out for the highest payday amount possible that winning isn't as important as money. Byrd has already said that he wants to play for a winning team and this team hasn't shown a history of doing that, so why re-sign with a club that isn't going to pay you over market price when you already know the winning hasn't been there already? You draft players hoping they become very good, but also hoping that they take the hometown discount to stay. Levitre and Byrd both decided not to do that and that's how you force a team to let you go. Byrd would have left for free agency if he hadn't got tagged and now he's stuck here for at least this year. The negotiations might be for money, years or even to be traded. Not signing him isn't being cheap, it is being strategic. However, if the team has a long line of poor drafting and poor FA acquisitions,[http://pro-sim.com/zenapps.html Cheap New York Jets Jerseys], when a legit elite starter comes along and wants to sign, then you have to make it happen if the financial implications are absorbable. Signing both Levitre and Byrd wasn't going to happen, but paying $9 million a year for a safety isn't a smart way to build a roster either.<br><br>Nope, deffinatly not leaving. Not really sure why you're all butt hurt,http://img.xrea.com/err.fcg?403, or why you're so angry. I was just telling you what I am going to be doing.<br><br>It's obvious you think I should keep it to myself. But Anywho. Now that you're really involved in this thread I have your attention.<br><br>What do you think about the Byrd sitch? You think it'll get resolved. I don't, and like I said I'll be fed up, I haven't seen a playoff game since Doug and the music city miracle. Tbh with you, I cried, I was 11.<br><br>But man you haven't retain you own Talent,http://siemprelucenafc.es/?option=com_content&view=article&id=115. Period.<br><br>I do feel like I need to stop spending on a losing franchise, I guess is all I'm saying. I don't feel obd gives a ****, but I do it for my own personal benny.<br><br>I'm sayin like what if we all kept driving suv's and gas mongers. Like we did in the 80's. Our carbon footprint would be immense by now. People jow drive hybrid,[http://vishalaindia.com/images/cheap-nfl-jerseys.html cheap nfl jerseys], alot.<br><br>If I stop contribution of my own money's then maybe a bunch of us doing it will matter. Or at the very least make us sleep better,[http://kathakalinews.com/wholesale-nfl-jerseys-cheap.html wholesale football jerseys].<br><br>It's a conundrum; money is not always the issue and most good players want to play for good teams -especially in their prime -and until the Bills start winning it will be difficult to re-sign those that have been here awhile, heard all the promises and want to try greener pastures. But, how do you get better if you can't keep your better players? All this, in the context of a cap, makes it difficult. I don't see the Bills not trying at this point honestly so, as such, I would think the boycott might be a bit premature.<br><br>I honestly don't think that if Byrd walks it's going to be a money thing. I think he just wants to go to a winning team and make a name for himself. I mean. how many times do you hear the media say "he's good but he plays for the Bills." Maybe Byrd thinks he has the goods to become a legend in his own right and doesn't think Buffalo is the best place for that to happen. After their FA spending on Mario last year,[http://www.tricana.pt/topos.php Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys], I can't really say it's going to be OBD being cheap. I think this is more on what Byrd wants for HIS career. Like a SB ring, and some accolades for his skills, maybe even being on a more nationally televised team like Dallas, San Fran, Baltimore or NE. It could be any of those things.

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If they don't get Byrd signed, their own home grown talent, I will boycott anything to do with this team.<br><br>It's a conundrum; money is not always the issue and most good players want to play for good teams -especially in their prime -and until the Bills start winning it will be difficult to re-sign those that have been here awhile, heard all the promises and want to try greener pastures. But, how do you get better if you can't keep your better players? All this, in the context of a cap, makes it difficult. I don't see the Bills not trying at this point honestly so, as such, I would think the boycott might be a bit premature.<br><br>I usually every year spend some sort of my own hard earned money on something bills related, hat, jersey,http://www.9912345.cn/plus/view.php?aid=140232, tickets,[http://www.fontechiari.org/men.html NFL Youth Jerseys], something. 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With the Byrd crisis at the cusp of seeming unresolved, and letting levitre go, is asinine.<br><br>Seeing one of the best O lineman in the league leave, even though we drafted him was disheartening to say the least. So long as we retained Byrd, I'd be fine with that. I Not sure what OBD is thinking rite now. I thought Jairus would be signed by now. No matter the cost, top 3 money etc.<br><br>You let levitre walk, Byrd either signs the franchise tag, plays unhappy, then walks. What does that tell spiller and wood who are comming up on FA next year?<br><br>Levitre got over $8 million a year, word is that Byrd is looking for $8-9 million a year. Let's say both signed a five year deal. How would you have then signed Spiller? Wood? Let's say Woods, Dareus and EJ turn out to be legit, you aren't going to have the money to pay them all. Players know when they hold out for the highest payday amount possible that winning isn't as important as money. Byrd has already said that he wants to play for a winning team and this team hasn't shown a history of doing that, so why re-sign with a club that isn't going to pay you over market price when you already know the winning hasn't been there already? You draft players hoping they become very good, but also hoping that they take the hometown discount to stay. Levitre and Byrd both decided not to do that and that's how you force a team to let you go. Byrd would have left for free agency if he hadn't got tagged and now he's stuck here for at least this year. The negotiations might be for money, years or even to be traded. Not signing him isn't being cheap, it is being strategic. However, if the team has a long line of poor drafting and poor FA acquisitions,[http://pro-sim.com/zenapps.html Cheap New York Jets Jerseys], when a legit elite starter comes along and wants to sign, then you have to make it happen if the financial implications are absorbable. Signing both Levitre and Byrd wasn't going to happen, but paying $9 million a year for a safety isn't a smart way to build a roster either.<br><br>Nope, deffinatly not leaving. Not really sure why you're all butt hurt,http://img.xrea.com/err.fcg?403, or why you're so angry. I was just telling you what I am going to be doing.<br><br>It's obvious you think I should keep it to myself. But Anywho. Now that you're really involved in this thread I have your attention.<br><br>What do you think about the Byrd sitch? You think it'll get resolved. I don't, and like I said I'll be fed up, I haven't seen a playoff game since Doug and the music city miracle. Tbh with you, I cried, I was 11.<br><br>But man you haven't retain you own Talent,http://siemprelucenafc.es/?option=com_content&view=article&id=115. Period.<br><br>I do feel like I need to stop spending on a losing franchise, I guess is all I'm saying. I don't feel obd gives a ****, but I do it for my own personal benny.<br><br>I'm sayin like what if we all kept driving suv's and gas mongers. Like we did in the 80's. Our carbon footprint would be immense by now. People jow drive hybrid,[http://vishalaindia.com/images/cheap-nfl-jerseys.html cheap nfl jerseys], alot.<br><br>If I stop contribution of my own money's then maybe a bunch of us doing it will matter. Or at the very least make us sleep better,[http://kathakalinews.com/wholesale-nfl-jerseys-cheap.html wholesale football jerseys].<br><br>It's a conundrum; money is not always the issue and most good players want to play for good teams -especially in their prime -and until the Bills start winning it will be difficult to re-sign those that have been here awhile, heard all the promises and want to try greener pastures. But, how do you get better if you can't keep your better players? All this, in the context of a cap, makes it difficult. I don't see the Bills not trying at this point honestly so, as such, I would think the boycott might be a bit premature.<br><br>I honestly don't think that if Byrd walks it's going to be a money thing. I think he just wants to go to a winning team and make a name for himself. I mean. how many times do you hear the media say "he's good but he plays for the Bills." Maybe Byrd thinks he has the goods to become a legend in his own right and doesn't think Buffalo is the best place for that to happen. After their FA spending on Mario last year,[http://www.tricana.pt/topos.php Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys], I can't really say it's going to be OBD being cheap. I think this is more on what Byrd wants for HIS career. Like a SB ring, and some accolades for his skills, maybe even being on a more nationally televised team like Dallas, San Fran, Baltimore or NE. It could be any of those things.