small market teams don't exist in a SALARY CAP sport!!!!

Worst run franchises in the NFL? That's easy 1 - Bengals, 2 - Raiders, 3 - Redskins, 4 - Bills.

"I am looking for another team in the mean time. Any suggestions?"
Cowboys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's a No-brainer!

Hey Dipsh*t. B.Orakpo plays OLB in Haslet's 3-4 scheme out in WAS.

"In all of the NFL?? I think that title will always go to Ryan Leaf."

Nope, the honour goes to Jeff George, considering what the Colts gave up to draft him.

The Bills do suck (currently) and I agree that Orakpo would have failed in this system. However, they do have people that have a direction for this team as far as building in the draft and stockpiling picks to do so. They addressed their biggest issue, which was defense by drafting nothing but defense and these were very quality picks. The EXPERTS all gave the Bills a B grade or higher in this draft and applauded them for sticking with their guns. That is a positive start.

They also did not make any ridiculous free agency signings that would not be a key for years to come and were one of the fastest teams to sign all of their rookies to contracts before the start of training camp, which is key for continuity. By unloading all high player veteran contracts, they cna start locking in their young players now, which is their biggest goal. In years past, the Bills always had a holdout or two whether it was a rookie signing (Maybin) or a guy holding out wanting a huge contract (Peters). You also had people threaten to sit out like Whitner.

They said forget these issues and if we want someone now, we will sign them under the radar. They signed Merriman to a low buy contract and by all accounts, he may be a potential comeback player of the year with his work ethic, appreciation for the team and city and he looked impressive in that first preseason game. They wanted a great locker room leader and signed Nick Barnett who can help in the absence of Lee Evans and is an improvement over Poz as he can actually cover TEs. They did sign Brad Smith, which I do like as he brings an added dimension to the offense and the Jets did not want to lose him. He was lost when they were trying to pick Asomugha and he is dynamic and is explosive in the return game and can run the wildcat.

The Bills were only 4-12 last year, but were very competitive in half a dozen games where they lost by a TD or less. They lacked a lot of talent, they also had many injuries and were very young and made costly mistakes. They had four games in a row last year (3 in OT) where they lost by a FG. Stevie Johnson dropped a sure handed and wide open TD pass in OT against the Steelers. They missed a couple of gimme FGs (one that clanked the goal post) and made some brutal mistakes to KC in OT. They threw an untimely and bad INT when they were ahead of the Bears trying to ice the game. They also turned the ball over against BAL when they were driving for the winning FG in OT.

Even with those losses, they were competitive and better than the 4-12 record indicated. Just saying that with one year of experience, some great additions in the draft and veteran signings and improvements, this team will improve from last year.

if orakpo goes to bills and maybin goes elsewhere, you could change all of the 'aaron maybin's in your article to 'brian orakpo's. News flash, the bill suck

How are the Lions not an option in your poll? Mine goes: 1) Bills, 2) Lions, 3) Bengals, 4) Browns