TheChimp

Am I the only one who knows that Poz needs to be suspended for a game for that? He could have broken that guy's neck, and though I doubt I'd find anyone here who wouldn't actually laugh at that, it needs to be said, Poz needs to be punished HUGE for that. That was just stomach-turning.

Can someone just maybe offer a class here on how to insert links?

They both suck.

Sorry, didn't see the link. Was expecting it in the actual post that started the thread. Guess it got lost in the two-page conversation you all were having about, well, not the article. Thanks for re-posting it. EDIT: Actually, WTF did you tell me to read the article for? What a waste of time this last ten minutes was.

Well, if you have to give Pats fans props for anything at all, it is their deep and intimate knowledge of "dirty". After all, they've seen their team and its management, with the help of the NFL, dirty the league's integrity and legitimacy for the last four, five years. If Pats fans know anything, it's what dirty looks like.

Poz is great, yaddayaddayadda, has tons of rabid fans and all that, and I'm happy he's a Bill, but if that was unintentional I'm Donald Trump.

Uhhhh.....OK. Where is the article?

Who is Charles Robinson, though? Is this a joke thread and I just don't get it?

GREAT question. That's what I had thought, as well.

He sees a ball just fly out of Cutler's hand going backwards, then waits at least two full seconds, and right when the Bolts player grabs the ball, Hochuli blows his whistle. I'm not unconvinced that he was bought.

First call was a review that never happened because the "replay equipment was not working", which gave the Broncos the ball on a controvercial "fumble" after catch, which, if they could actually rerview the goddam play would have given the ball back to the Bolts.

They were obviously giving the Jags a chance to win today. For years now, the referees in the NFL have been getting paid off to make games more "competitive", ie: less people turning the game off because it's a blowout, and thus having everyone viewing the entire batch of commercials. It's all about money now. Last year's NFL/Patriots scandal proved it to me. Nothing they do anymore surprises me.

That was the second blatantly disgusting screw-up by the NFL Officials in that one game, and why Norv Turner isn't absolutely screaming right now is beyond me.

I think if Trent and his receivers didn't start so slow yesterday, everything that guy said about Pittsburgh would have applied to the Bills. After all, we sacked a Pro Bowl QB five times, and Pitt sacked a rookie five times....nitpicking, I know, and a tad premature to say that Trent will be as good as Big Ben......maybe....but this is where next week's game is so important. If each phase of the Bills' game works even at 80% of what it did in Week One, we will handle the Jags with relative ease, and maybe Terell Davis will be forced to actually learn something about our team by next Monday.

Is it OK to see a player as a douchebag and still want to see him dominate on the field and help your team win? Jesus, if it wasn't, there wouldn't be a single team to watch.

Thing about Edwards is, he also thought he stunk yesterday. That's why I like him more than I like JP. JP would have thought that was a good day.

Guess I better find out when Inside the NFL is on this week. Bills will surely get some love with Collinsworth on the crew.

It IS odd, with the Jags having lost today, and their O-Line being so depleted, and seeing what our D did today, that the line isn't closer to an even split. This must be a great time to bet on the Bills. Guess I'll go back to Kzoo's thread and see if I can figure out what he's doing, and then go dig up some change.

Me too. Bigtime.

I didn't say better. I didn't even say smarter, which I truly believe Hamdan IS (by virtue of the fact that my three-year-old retarded cousin is smarter than JP); no, what I was talking about was his STYLE, which I see being more like Trent's (ie more pocket oriented, less mobile, less of a gun of an arm).

JP's hate for this team is almost tangible, in his interviews and his demeanor on the sideline, and Hamdan is more like Edwards than is Losman, in terms of style, so I'd not hate having him be Trent's backup. Not at all.

That was nice. In an earlier report, he used the word "awesome" to describe how the Bills played today.

And he ain't the only one saying that crap, either. At least Collinsworth spoke the truth when he talked about how the AFC East teams might not be as sad as the rest of the world right now.

Is there like a class I can take so I can understand WTF you guys are talking about???