Sisyphean Bills

Jets just dialed up a successful overload dog. Guess that it isn't impossible.

Why not? Keep the revolving door at CB spinning at warp speed.

They both sucked. The Raiders loss was bad too.

Ralph wouldn't pay to have his servers Y2K'd.

Maybe you could webcam the party and crash the server while you're, ah, living large.

The maroon zone...

That game was marred by some pretty cruddy officiating. The Bills were the "up and comers" and therefore too many calls (IMNSHO) went the Bengals way. But, yes, Smith was a terror that day. I still think we'd have won the Super Bowl that year if not for the refs... <sigh>

He did. Admittedly, it sort of looked like a facemask at regular speed, because Bruce reached out with 1 arm and tossed Boomer into the air like a rag doll. Bruce would later deliver a kill shot to Boomer as a Jet that wasn't called. So, things even up. Every team has lost games, that is true. But, the Bills have been a losing franchise most of their history. When you lose more than you win 2 out of every 3 years, the chances for spectacular and epic fail just go up. Other franchises with a stronger tradition of winning are statistically less likely to have as many epic failures. Oh well.

The Campbell Soup game was a beauty too. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxs...98512150pit.htm

The Bengals loss in 88 in the playoffs was a "masterpiece" as well. Bruce Smith sacked Boomer and got called for a phantom facemask to give the Bungles another gift... <sigh>

Ignoring McKelvin's work in helping to bottle up the potent Patriots passing game on the outside, maybe the fans can run him out of town in Losmanesque style now.

I thought she showed she could outrun His Slowness. He was still being a douche. A 30-60 second interview after the game for a guy that is hyped and promoted as one of the superstars and favored faces of the entire league isn't really all that much to ask. It's a vehicle for the league to promote "heros" to its younger fans by giving them some face time. And, somehow, I think if the Pats* had blown the Bills out 56-0 and he'd thrown 6 TDs, he'd have chatted with Suzy as long as she wanted to ask him questions.

What was that all about? He's too cool for his fans now that he's Mr. Bundchen?

Rhodes who? For me, the whole gangsta shtick has worn pretty thin.

Nah. He was an undersized Will at OSU. I think some scouts thought he'd be moved to S in the pros because he's pretty small at 6'0" and 225#. In the Bills scheme, they move S-Will tweeners with questionable cover skills to Sam.

http://www.nfl.com/liveupdate/gamecenter/5...NE_Gamebook.pdf He had a couple plays were he made a bit of a threat to pressure Brady. Otherwise, he was invisible. They did spotlight him on one play where Light completely stopped him with a single punch of his right arm.

Watching Seymour blow up double teams, we undoubtedly caught a break with that trade.

It wasn't good even with Poz.

You'd think with umpteen DBs on the roster, they could find someone besides Ellison to shadow and chase the deep 3rd.

There is talent on this team. That is the good news.

Anybody else notice that the Bills got in and out of ... a huddle?! Or that they ran a screen pass?! Maybe the Pop Warner system is being ditched afterall. Wahoo!

He's not ready. The middle of the line is coming together nicely, however.

Shocking.

We never lose a party. WTF?