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I like Jason Campbell as a stopgap. He is playing half way decent this season and is still young. Washington is a flat out terrible situation for a QB, just like here. If you can visualize him as a caretaker, it's not a bad choice. The team could then bring in a handful of young QBs to fight it out and hopefully develop.

I always thought she was hot. Her sexy voice was very attractive, IMO. RIP

The team needs to bring in a handful of Qbs with potential. Brian Brohm is the first of a few hopefully. A veteran free agent would be an obvious security blanket as well.

They are the exact same person. I mean has anyone ever seen them in the same place together? The true identity is Jamaron Harbin! Jamaron Harbin: 6-5ish 225ish -rumored to be fast -no technique -no strength -no playing time -rumored athleticism

My only questions for you are 1. Why are you such an active poster at this site? You seem to hate us and western ny but login often 2. Do you really think fans of other teams, don't scrutinize their players? 3. Do you really think players and coaches shy away from Buffalo because fans are judgemental? You gotta be a troll. It's a cute rant though.

Jay Cutler has alot of skill and is capable of putting up points. I was wrong about him though, he is likely never going to be an elite QB. He doesn't have the decisionmaking ability to be considered top shelf. He will continue being a serviceable starter in Chicago for a long time. IMO, TE will never get a starting job again. He needs to find a nice cushy backup role behind a great QB.

I'm sure veteran starters like TO, Evans, Schobel, Kelsay, Mcghee, and others are going to gladly give up their starting spots so the Bills can look at their scrubs. .......just play the best players available. This the pros, the coaching staff gets to see these guys everyday.

OMG, give it up.

Don't forget they got blown out by the Panthers.

Doesn't he know we picked up Brian Brohm?

I knew we shouldn't have given him the key to the city.

Tom Cable ruined JP Losman.

Do you even watch the games?

I still don't understand why everyone is arguing. 1. The o-line sucks 2. Trent sucks 3. Fitzpatrick sucks Who could defend any of these three?

Perry got hosed today IMO. Granted, Bellicheat has better ingredients but the blue print was there. 1. Why did they get away from runnning it down the Pats throats? It worked the first drive and they abandon it. The Pats really missed their DTs today and our line can't pass protect. OBVIOUS!!! 2. The Pats played their cards perfectly. Every Bills opponent should play a coservative run oriented game. Mix in the occasional playaction and call it a day. No need to take chances, the Bills can't score.

James Hardy looked bad because he was not ready for the NFL. Whether he gets there or not is the unknown. I haven't heard too many observers that thought he looked good last season. The coaching staff really cut into his playing time as the season progressed. I tend to think it wasn't because he was constantly open.

Merry Christmas.... or Happy Holidays!

Who are all these reporters that you are talking about? Everything I have read suggests Hardy has struggled mightily. I also went to a bunch of games last year and didn't see him getting open. In fact, the passes that went his way usually seemed forced. The team made a definite effort to get him the ball at times.

The majority of the department would love nothing more than to just go back to work. A handful of phone calls would not be ignored. My uncle lives in the same neighborhood as this shooting and the crime is nothing more than your average teenage nonsense.

I'm glad the police did their job and not some untrained citizen.

The other thing to consider is the incredible strain this sort of vigilante behavior puts on the police. Suppose that an officer rolls up to this call to find Scott shooting Cervini. The whole idea is just plain stupid and a recipe for disaster.

I'm completely against untrained citizens arming themselves and attempting to play the role of a police officer. Scott has no training in how to handle that situation. The neighborhood this took place in, his hardly a haven of crime. Combined efforts of the neighborhood and persistent contact with the police higher ups would have fixed this situation. What if the kid was armed and shot Scott? Terrible decision that most of us wouldn't make. Obviously, if someone enters your home it's a different story. Scott chose to leave his home and point his pistol at somebody accross the street. At that point he doesn't even really know whats going on. How many mistaken 911 reports are called in? Anytime you threaten a person with a gun, it creates chaos. People react differently to having a gun pointed at them. Leave it to the professionals and stay in your house.

Try using the red stack to your advantage.

That's exactly what I'm thinking. Why did Scott leave his house? Why did he go into a neighbors yard with a pistol drawn? I tend to believe that most of us would have found a way to handle the situation, without a kid getting shot. Like you said the kids were breaking into cars not homes. Scott could have easily sat tight and waited for the cops.

Wide open? The guy barely gets off the line.