Charles Romes

I loved watching the league's plan for artificially pumped up aerial fireworks blow up in their face right there on the big stage.

If playing in an NFL stadium helped college programs get better I would support sharing. However playing in a cavernous empty stadium rarely helps. The green wave recently moved out of the superdome and into an on campus 30,000 seat venue the same size as UB stadium. UB stadium is only 20 years old and does not need to be replaced. It's perfect for where that program is.

Temple sold out the ND game this year when they were unbeaten late in the year. They played a great game and almost won. Really a remarkable story given where that program has been.

Buddy Nix had that draft exactly right. Cam 1, miller 2, Dareus 3. I disagree with the posters that suggest the bills really missed on drafting miller which they would have had to trade up to do. In the right system with the right people around him marcel is capable of period of sustained destructiveness just like the one miller has been on.

DeMarcus Ware this postseason has re-set the market for aging superstar pass rushers.

I can handle it when sully embarrasses himself. Here he makes the whole city look bad. How can a newspaper of a legitimate city be employing this guy.

Will the announcers still feel obligated to use the phrase "football move" as if it means something.

I loved the pro bowl the way it used to be - AFTER the super bowl like the good lord intended. Helped wean me off of football. With the expansion of free agency and draft coverage since they dumped the old formula, there is a lot more material available the broadcast team could use as filler.

Weakest opposition of all time? I don't recall the Eagles of Super Bowl 15 being any competition for the wild card raiders, a team the bills blew out in the regular season. Their QB folded like a cheap tent under the pressure and served up 3 picks.

Edmonde was the doom and gloom guy that warned us for years that economic realities made it impossible for the bills to remain. Did he ever officially eat crow on the record when the pegulas saved the day.

I'm a little shocked this has gone on for 3 pages with no one coming up with the answer since it really isn't close for second place. The sheep's clothing aside the toughest QB in NFL history is Eli Manning. He has never missed a game due to injury in 11 seasons. He won his team a title with his toughness alone (see '11 NFC championship). You don't see him fighting though injuries since he somehow doesn't sustain them in spite of being willing to hang in the pocket until the last second every snap. You don't even see him playing dinged up. Guy is indestructible.

It has a nice ring to it that Larry put the team on his back and won the game for the cardinals. The Larry of 08 would not have been left wide open without a DB within 15 yards. The Larry of 08 would have easily broken the last tackle. Sometimes we let what we want to believe cloud our judgment.

Not that I watched the games but the historical data indictes the team was in rapid decline. Maybe the 64 or 65 teams could have given the NFL champ a run or won. The 67 team won 4 games and the 68 team won 1 game. The victory totals for the team from 64 to 68 were 12-10-9-4-1.

NBA assistant to NFL head coach. Wow! Lombardi coached basketball too but that high school. Wonder if he has connections to lou saban's coaching tree from his time in buffalo.

Turns 38 in September. I'm not the only one who has looked it up.

As other posters here have alluded to Donnie Henderson is a holdover from Pettine. As db coach he is universally credited with making all DBs he's worked with. - mckelvin Darby Gilmore Robey rambo etc better than they ever were before

Buffalo Bill - TV sitcom in the 80s about a talk show host (Dabny Coleman). Also starred Geena Davis. Critically aclaimed but did not get good ratings.

Whaley knew when to push all of his chips to the center of the table.

A chandler drop will do them in.

Megatron is weighing the difference between having a net worth of $50M and sure health for the next 60 years of life and potentially $60M net worth. For these giant contract guys early retirement makes sense. Kind of surprised we haven't seen one of the top QBs bail out of the game early.

Someone MUST be sacrificed as an apology to the fans for the D's disasterous performance. I can't see how Thurman stays.

I have moved on from being grateful and am now taking it for granted that they will be here. My sole focus now is the crown, playoffs first.

If only we could have had Roman and Schwartz in the same year.

I like the way he refused to "retire" like they wanted him to but with class and professionalism.

That explains my fifth grader's comment: "why does #10 always fall down."