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One man's trash is another man's treasure.

That axiom is playing itself out when it comes to two very big offensive linemen in the NFL, one now a Buffalo Bill.
In Jacksonville, coaches and fans are hoping Mike Williams, the No. 4 overall pick of Buffalo's in 2001 who was released this off-season, can meet his expectations and be a missing link.
In Buffalo, coaches and fans are hoping Aaron Gibson, the 27th overall pick of Detroit's in 1999 who was out of football last season, can do the same.
Gibson, whose 6-6, 375-pound girth rivals Williams, knows this is likely his last chance to make something of his football life.
While he started as a rookie for the Lions, Gibson never dominated like scouts thought he would and eventually landed with the Chicago Bears.
He started all 16 games in 2003 when Bills coach Dick Jauron was in charge. The next year, however, injuries and weight problems limited Gibson to four games before he was out on the street in 2005.
"It was hard being out of the game," he admitted. "I have a young daughter, so I was keeping busy, but not playing football was something I wasn't ready for. I'm glad to have an opportunity to come back."
He didn't have many. Buffalo was the only team he considered -- or seriously considered him. For Jauron, Gibson's signing isn't a reputation breaker but it could be a maker if he can win a roster spot and contribute.
"I know what kind of coach he is and how he approaches the game," Gibson, 28, said. "I had some success under him before, so hopefully we can have some more." Gibson was drafted as a tackle but was moved inside to guard because his footwork and technique in space against speed pass rushers was so poor. The Bills have looked at him at right tackle, but prefer him inside where he can use his massive size to dominate opponents in the run game.
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Now do you honestly believe yourself when you say that? I mean c'mon its the bills were talkin about here!
 
Can't really blame our boy Donte over here for his blind optimism. I actually expected big things a couple of those Jay Fiedler years...... yea I know it's ridiculous now, but back then, I bought a one way ticket on the SB train, only to get tossed off before it even started rolling.
 
Donte Whitner said:
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I keep thinking your being sarcastic and then I see your avatar and then get confused. You can't honestly think you'll have a winning record much less make the playoffs?
 
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Yeah in 2016, which is the next time the Buffalo Bills will break .500.....your team is in worse shape than the Dolphins were in 2004 chief. You got not one, not two, but three losers at quarterback, a solid running back sans a good offensive line, a leaky run defense, a decent secondary and an also-ran head coach who posted a 22-42 record in his time with Chicago (outside of that fluky 2001 season)......at least we went out and got someone competent to run the ship after the '04 disaster, you got the venerable Dick Jauron, I can feel the NFL shakin' right now.......
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Notice the headline for the Bills

'One mans trash is another mans treasure'

Thats because Buffalo sucks so bad trash is an upgrade at every position
 
I have a feeling this is gonna be moved to the depth's by the end of the hour.
 
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Dude i seen your worthless posts on Whitner being better than Allen.. Dude you need to wake up and smell the coffee. Whitner is only a safety and can only play safety. Allen is a corner and the top free safety coming out this year. He was a top 10 pick before he injured his hip.. Whitner was never ever talked about as a top 10 pick and was a reach at #8 of the first round. That's just a fact. Have fun being a bottom dweller in the afc east for a while with the Jets.:sidelol: :sidelol:
 
The Bills and Jets are years away from even being a .500 team, especially with the QB's they have. It's ok to be homer, but be realistic Donte. :lol:
 
Aaron Gibson was in my graduating class at Wisconsin. One of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life was him always riding around town on his crappy old moped. The guy's head is gigantic and the rest of him follows suit. He sucks though. He is soft, and has awful footwork. Jason Taylor's hawaii tickets might as well be hanging between his butt cheeks.

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greatwade said:
Aaron Gibson was in my graduating class at Wisconsin. One of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life was him always riding around town on his crappy old moped. The guy's head is gigantic and the rest of him follows suit. He sucks though. He is soft, and has awful footwork. Jason Taylor's hawaii tickets might as well be hanging between his butt cheeks.

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THAT PICTURE IS FU**ING HALARIOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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