Parrish unhappy with team, situation

The Bills drafted him in the second round of the 2005 draft.   He has more yards under Bobby April than he does offensively.   It appears that Leodis McKelvin is set to take over return duties more and more.

So why shouldn’t Roscoe Parrish be upset?  On a team deep with wide recievers, and with Terrell Owens and Lee Evans as the primary two – what room is there for Roscoe Parrish on a sputtering offense that needs to make the playoffs this year.

Parrish has not been able to put up numbers that would make him a number one reciever on other teams, but he has done well enough that teams could look at him as a utility player, using him on offense and special teams.  I think it would be in the Bills best interest to keep shopping him – he’s already unhappy – and only both sides can benefit from a trade.