dwight in philly

yup!.. must be ralph, wont come up.. sure would be nice to have a bona-fide coordinator..

GR says wanny is interviewing in cleveland..

i am quite sure rex's wife's feet smelled extra good last night to him....

would be a great start to the off-season!if gailey wants him, which it appears, we just have to hope ralph comes up if wanny does , in fact, wanna be here.

i did, but hate the late start of the first saturday game, used to love the december NFL games on sat, they moved them back to have the first one start at 4pm, then they just disappeared. i know its all about revenue, advertising dollars , but that 4 pm sat start still sucks.

yep! that is probably the best comparison!

that is an interesting question!, ickey woods comes to mind, but that was 20 years ago, today, michael turner?

truly agree, ralph should have gotten over the differences. in cookie's case however, it may have been partially cookie's fault also. i had heard they made overtures to him, but he put a price tag on his agreeing to show up.

not quite sure of that, but it sure is close!

it sure was fun, feel privileged to have been a youngster growing up with that team. it seemed football , overall, was just better!. you never saw cookie signal "first down",he just played.

i am sure anyone old enough to remember cookie gilchrist will be saddened today. it has been reported that he died today. i am old enough to remember his career in buffalo, what a time it was to be a bills fan.

i believe so.. he assisted on special teams i think, also.

i absolutely love it! it could not happen to a better organization. stephen ross is starting to resemble daniel snyder and it is just great!

smokin the weed?? maybe, just maybe,it was a dose of a of sarcasm.. for crissakes dude!

ship mccargo and maybin to denver for orton. if you want to sweeten it, throw in kelsay.. should seal it..

i truly think the D needs to develop an identity. blue collar, northeastern city, ryan has the pedigree to do it.

cleveland's D was actually pretty good this year. he will be available, i am guessing, with a new coach coming in .

if not him, how about rob ryan?

whats old news?, the topic.. so what

promo, let me preface my remarks by saying i think your take and comments are usually on the money and appreciate the fact that your contributions to the board do not contain any caustic overtones or correcting of people on grammar and that nonsense. i think vegas would be out because of the NFL'S transparent approach to gambling, but i agree with your gist, it will never stop , an owner will always try to leverage one city against another. it is a shame, but at least the NFL is not like the NBA, or the NHL,where franchise shifts occur quite a bit. i think the the NFL does not want to be anywhere near being labeled a vagabond type of league. that is what gives me hope about the bills.

i am of the mind that the bills are not going anywhere simply because there are no other places to go, other than L A. i feel that a franchise other than the bills will ultimately end up there. we all know the "usual suspects", but in reality, once the L A "threat" is removed, doesnt the city thats franchise moves to L A, now become the new bargaining chip for an NFL owner? once minnesota builds a new facility, if they move to L A , they become the next destination point of a owner trying to squeeze an area for more.

the only reason jesse palmer is remotely relevant is because he was on that all time television CLASSIC, "the bachelor". other than that, who gives a sh-t what he thinks! this in no way is meant to disparage the poster but is meant to disparage jesse palmer.

i kinda agree, about the trent factor. the miami game was very much there, i think that if fitz was there, we win.

if the current trend keeps up, i think the NFL will essentially be a "studio" game, staged in empty stadiums with only corporate suites filled. as stated many times, in many ways, they are killing the proverbial golden goose. the greed is getting outta control. ralph's money grab in toronto, a prime example.

i am in total agreement! the greed of the NFL is certainly turning me off and i am a die-hard. the mindset of squeezing every last nickel they can is becoming nauseating. i will not bore everyone with obvious examples, but the understated attempts at holding fans and cities hostage to their greed will, in the end, destroy them. everyone is to blame , the players, owners, politcos, when will it end. the way things are going in today's society, the NFL should be kissing the populace's a$$, not trying to go for the knockout punch.