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My dog!!

I was breaking it down and looked at it pretty objectively and thought AZ was a close second to us but they do not have the depth at RB like us past Hightower. AZ also has a aged QB in Warner and Trent reminds me of a much younger version of him (Quick thinking / better release time). AZ Wr's are equal to T.O. & Evans in many ways Stat wise as well. If the line plays hard in the trenches this year / we get a true no huddle dialed in tight, we've got ourselves a multitude of points. I really think that we have our best chance to score ever, that includes the K-gun offenses as well. Get your popcorn ready.

Well, the same seller has a sell order at $42 on GM stock. I personally think there maybe a pattern here but I've been known to be wrong.

If this guy can make more noise, he'll be there. I can't wait for him to start crying and saying that he is retiring. It's a groundhogs day scenario in real life.

LOL, I'd say there will be a riot every hour on the hour. I'm just going to bring my kevlar balloons and have them set free just before the game starts.

If they start letting people in the stadium at 7:00 AM then maybe 10,000 would get in, maybe.

The surgery makes me feel like he is coming back to teach the packers a lesson, what a tool.

Think he's coming back ??? http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4239344 Brett Favre's determination to play quarterback this season for the Minnesota Vikings prompted him to undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair his injured passing shoulder recently, according to two sources. However, Favre remains unable to make a commitment because subsequent throwing sessions indicate the shoulder is not yet 100 percent. Favre While Favre has now clearly demonstrated his interest in coming out of retirement for a 19th season in the NFL, it seems equally obvious that he will not do so unless convinced he has recovered fully from the torn biceps tendon that undermined him last year with the New York Jets. Favre began considering options to repair the shoulder last month when he sought advice from acclaimed orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews. Favre and Andrews discussed surgical and non-surgical options. When cortisone injections and exercise therapies that included weight lifting failed to release the damaged tendon naturally, Favre consented to the arthroscopic surgery

The difference is you may actually hit the jackpot on a slot machine.

I have my tickets locked in for the home opener.

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I'd like Trent to form a bond with the endzone.

Box seats are still available @ $315 a piece, all inclusive.

MC hammer

Winning usually makes the ownership / management look smarter, even if they're cheating-asterisk butt F-ers.

You always have to teach the best and learn from the worst, LOL.

Goodluck with that and thanks for the 1st round pick / extra cap space.

JP is not part of this team any longer, so we're talking about a stranger.

Ironically, Metallica's best fans now.

Roger has a meeting every year on how to jam the Bills and keep them from the playoffs. Music city call was to the commissioners office for guidance, we know how that turned out.

Big wind.

He read it on a message board and formed his opinion then, like many here.

Jim Kelly is hoping to take his fight for universal newborn screening to a higher level. The Hall of Fame quarterback and his wife, Jill, have been going state to state for years to try increase the mandatory number of tests for inherited disorders that are done on infants. Kelly is continuing that push. But he’s also trying to make universal newborn screening a federal requirement. “I want to go to the top; I want to go talk to Barack,” Kelly said, referring to President Obama. “That’s the bottom line. This should not be a state by state issue. This should be federally mandated to make sure that every kid gets a chance. When I go to state to state, and it’s a no-brainer, and I get nobody pushing me back, and you know it works, and everybody agrees, why isn’t it federally mandated?” http://www.buffalonews.com/golf/story/689972.html

Former NFL star quarterback Ron Jaworski thinks Trent Edwards has what it takes to be the kind of winning quarterback the Buffalo Bills seek. Jaworski, ESPN's Monday Night Football analyst, doesn't give Edwards an unconditional endorsement. But he's in the corner of the Bills' third-year signal caller and thinks the Bills are doing the right thing in putting the offense in Edwards' hands. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/story/689691.html