[ThePundit]

According to Real Football365.com

The Bills could sign former Tennessee Titans running back Chris Brown as early as Thursday, and that decision appears somewhat questionable. The 6-3, 220-pounder had a stellar 11-game sophomore season in '04, amassing 1,067 yards (4.9 per carry) and six touchdowns. Like McGahee, however, Brown -- a 2003 third-round pick from Colorado -- has averaged just 3.8 yards per carry over the last two seasons, and he isn't exactly a good example of durability. Brown, in fact, has missed 22 games in his four-year career, including 11 last season.

If the Bills do add the 25-year-old Brown, they'll have to sign someone else to accompany him. Reportedly set to visit the team's headquarters Thursday is Corey Dillon, a 32-year-old who could actually make the Brown signing look like a positive.

Buffalo Bills Running Back Carousel - Realfootball365.com
Brown and Dillon? Uch.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by ThePundit

According to Real Football365.com


Buffalo Bills Running Back Carousel - Realfootball365.com
Brown and Dillon? Uch.

Can't believe everything you read in RealFootball365 Pundit...a low average sometimes is indicative of the line and/or bad passing game...

[Nuke]

Chris Brown is a less productive runner than Captain Ahab. Seriously if Chris Brown and Corey Dillon who has nothing left is your backfield than just don't bother with the running plays at all.

[Lefty Noob]

Heard earlier this afternoon that the Bills resigned Anthony Thomas, so there you go.

I'm guessing Brown will likely go elsewhere now?

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Newly signed Thomas shouldn't be Bills' No. 1 back
RealFootball365.com, AZ - 6 hours ago
The Buffalo Bills continued making news at the running back position on Monday, re-signing Anthony Thomas to a two-year contract. Thomas, a six-year veteran, spent last season with the Bills, the fourth team of his career.

While backing up the now-departed Willis McGahee in 2006, Thomas rushed for 378 yards and two touchdowns on 107 carries. In his two 20-plus-carry games of the year, Thomas racked up 95 yards on 20 attempts (24-10 win over the Packers) and 109 yards on 28 carries (17-16 loss to the Colts).

The Bills made a sound decision to retain the 6-foot-2, 225-pound Thomas, but the 28-year-old certainly shouldn't be the team's chief back in 2007.

Tue, 13 Mar 2007 05:16:03 GMT

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[jets28]

I'm aJets fan but i think the smartest thing to do is trade down a few picks get an extra 3rd or4th rounder and draft Marshawn Lynch.