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September 11, 1960 to the New York Titans, 27-3. See that, I even predicted the score. I also some how effed up my font...

Looks like Bradham's having a ball out there.

O? Intentional as in 19 and "oh", or fumble fingers not reaching far enough for the "0?" Just curious... looks funny (peculiar, not ha ha).

I'm surprised. I usually ignore, but I read it with a "challenge accepted" intent to find the negative after reading your post. There, for the first time in my memory of his writing, was none. There was, however, an unintended (I suspect) admission that he is not a Bills fan. Many on this board have surmised as much. No fan would choose to use "you've" earned it and "you" had it coming instead of "we've" and "we" when referring to the relief of securing the team's long term future. If he's not one of us in experiencing the highs and lows of this team, IMO every stereotypical negative sully comment he puts in print is little more than trolling the readership of TBN.

Dude, I'm a Bills fan. I don't want the football, I want the Labbatt Blue in your OTHER hand.

There were times when the Fitzpatrick led Bills showed heart, they just lacked talent.

WGAS = Who gives a shiite.

I think your first point and fourth point are in conflict with one another. I think EJ has to get Hackett's confidence in the red zone, then they'll open up the playbook. Today, despite the frustration of it, I get why they were conservative. They were moving the ball up and down the field on a team that their defense was absolutely dominating (64 yards without getting into Bills territory in the first half). Instead of doing something that was going to get them burned, they relied on their running game and came away with points. There is also something to be said about being able to run when a team knows it's coming, and if this is the way they're going to bring EJ along, then they've got to be able to do that, as well.

Rubes, thanks. Fitting weekend to pull out a Felser article. I wish we could have been treated to his insight on this historic occasion. TBN would do well to find someone of his caliber again. Kelley, too.

I think he only means to pony up 30% of the total cost. That way, he could own enough of the car to still be considered the principal driver.

Am I caught in some alternate universe cosmic loop? I'm now posting in a thread about threads not being pinned to the home page... FROM A LINK I FOUND ON THE HOMEPAGE?!?!? Am I now destined to live in black and white irony with Rod Serling commentating my every move as quirky music plays in the background? What am I going to do... I can't live like this... wait, did the conductor just announce the next stop was Willoughby? That sounds like a nice place. I think I'll get off here...

We're actually sub actic Buffalo, which I took to mean first or second floor, as opposed to the sub basement dwelling Miamiuns... Miamiites...Miaminians... Miamians. You stay classy, porpoise hollow.

If they write a piece for the home fans and use the same 9 reasons format they will have to find a personal flaw for every Dolphins fan and list it... they might need to point out 2 flaws for one of them, though. Or, to add anonymity, they could do a combined piece of Jacksonville and Miami, so that they don't get sued for libel.

I disagree. Beyond the first several paragraphs it is essentially a litany of criticism about Pegula's ownership of the Sabres couched in advice about how to manage the Bills... written within 48 hours of the announcement of the sales agreement. It's pure sully.

There is more to being a good writer than using proper grammar and punctuation. Mixed metaphors, non-sequiturs, and thinly veiled arrogance do not a good writer make. Every Sullivan article is the same, with the only variability being how many fluff paragraphs (typically witheringly complementary paragraphs that I envision make his miserable self want to vomit) will precede his true agenda. The idea that he provided management advice to Pegula regarding the Sabres and expected to be taken seriously is laughable. It's nearly as arrogant as his music review where he referred to everyday fans as something akin to common folk without realizing how telling the statement was. If Sullivan was half as smart as he believes himself to be he'd probably stop blatantly advertising what a douche he is in his columns.

You're both wrong. Don McLean made the expression "Yippee ki yay motherf****r" part of pop culture and Don Henley is a . I'm pretty sure the passage that mastershake is quoting is from Lord of the Rings.

It's like a poodle wearing a Vick jersey... NO!!

To the OP: What is this WE bullshiite? Please do not assume I share your embarrassing taste in music EVER AGAIN!! Carry on.

I'm guessing that actually having insight into sports management must not be a prerequisite for having a penis, otherwise there is no way in hell Gleason would have an instrument to write his column with.

Coach Marrone, have you seen my white cane and blacked out glasses? They're right over there next to Robert Woods, who just got blasted helmet to helmet, there, Stevie Wonder!

I heard the official explanation was that the referee, head linesman and back judge all had the Bears in their survival pools.

I thought we weren't supposed be able to see his slow eyes because of the visor that would prevent him from looking his teammates in the eyes, thereby diminishing his leadership capacity, rendering him impotent.

Was just about to mention KW's interception. Watching him undercut Bennett for the ball had me choking on my beer cuz of a half shout half laugh maneuver. It looked SO funny. Reminiscent of the Sam Adams TD to me.

Matthew Broderick is banging a cartoon character... say whaaaaaaaaaat?