Bills | Walker released Tue, 08 Sep 2009 13:06:47 -0700 Jason La Canfora, of the NFL Network, reports the Buffalo Bills have released OT Langston Walker. The Bills tried to trade Walker but were unsuccessful. Well, the Bills have done it again . They release their starting LT a week before the season begins. Now just waiting for T.O. to make Trent Edwards cry and the Bills season will be done.
Walker would make a nice backup ... he just turned 30, but he'd be a solid backup at a T position that has Rookie Andrew Garndner backing up Long and Carey currently. And the fact that the Bills released him is hilarious.
Buffalo releases LT Langston Walker http://www.buffalobills.com/news/ar...Chambers/a3212475-2689-4d20-9edb-7fde175ee3c8 Thought you guys would like to see this before it likely gets moved. This is borderline insanity in Buffalo. I can't see how they view themselves as competitive. This is shear madness this close to the season.
I just don't understand how they view these moves as going in the right direction. If they knew what they were doing they'd get Dick Jauron out of there. Is Marv Levy still head of player personnel?
I'm pretty sure they already have. We all crap on Al Davis for the dumb moves he has made, but I think Ralph Wilson is right up there. He needs to think about turning over the everyday business to his kids or at least put someone competent in charge.
wow that Peters trade is looking better and better. I thought I was nervous going into week one, bills fans are probably in a state of panic right about now.
I would not get too excited about Van Pelt replacing Turk as the OC, like it will make them worse on offense or something. I have long felt that Van Pelt has the makeup to develop into a good OC in the NFL. He was a very cerebral backup QB who lasted in the league for ten yrs, and often seemed to hurt us when he came into games against us. He had a dumpy look, and average arm, but got the job done on guile and wits. Not that I think Alex will magically uplift their O this season. I don't, just do not expect him calling plays to make it worse.
Bills | Owens not a big fan of no-huddle Wed, 09 Sep 2009 13:32:51 -0700 The Associated Press reports Buffalo Bills WR Terrell Owens said he is not a fan of the no-huddle offense but is willing to play in the system. Owens said the no-huddle has been tiring him out since returning from injury. And so it begins. Owens saying the no huddle is tiring him out. Well I'm sure Edwards not getting him the ball is going to tire him out as well.
Yea but then when he is tired and not seeing the ball then what. All I'm saying things start off as not a big deal and then it just snowballs.
With all due respect, you people don't really know what you are talking about in regards to the release of Langston Walker. The only stupid part about it was that they didn't at least keep him around as a backup. He was good in pass protection at RT. As somebody else erroneously suggested, Demetrius Bell is NOT a rookie. He is a second year player, and the Bills really, really like his potential. He is the son of Karl Malone, the basketball player. His high school didn't have a football team, so Bell went to Northwestern on a basketball scholarship, which means he's extremely athletic and agile for a 305 pound 6'6" man. He's also powerful. He didn't play football at all until his third year in college. He started at DE, then switched to LT. This guy has the potential to be special, and there has been hype surrounding him since he came to Buffalo. This ain't rocket science.
So if Bell was better than Walker, why wasn't he ahead of him in the preseason? If you have reservations about Walker but start to feel good about Bell, don't you think it would make sense to get him some playing time with the first team unit considering he is going to be starting next to a rookie. That's great Bell is Karl Malone's son but that doesn't really mean much for him. Bell could turn out to be good but it wouldn't surprise me to see Kirk Chambers starting week 2 or possibly even sooner.
