CSBill

get rid of that wildcat, awful coaching!

Nolan, Wanny, anybody !!!

You just reminded me, Doug Flutie was Tim Tebow before we knew who Tim Tebow was . . . I totally agree, this team has been cursed ever since the Music City castration. Anyhow, congrats on the Internship, learn all you can, build your network, and look to do/serve any way you can . . . and see if you can pull off some kind of public exorcism of Wade & the Nashville Nighmare: the day Doug Futie wasn't!

Yep! I called it before the season and was roasted, but I'll say it again: Spiller fast becoming a bigger bust than Maybin!

How'd he do against Alabama? LSU? Georgia?

Bring back Dick Jauron!

Once the Bills went down 30-10, I switched my internet feed to the Broncos game--just in time to watch the last 10 minutes. It's like watching a car wreck, you can't turn away from the the phenomenon that is Tim Tebow. I was watching and just laughing at how he turned the Chicago Bears into the Washington Generals, just a bit player for the main act. With no real emotional investment, it was fun to watch. I think I'll become a Broncos fan for the rest of the season; but I will pull for the BIlls when they play on Christmas eve.

Wow, he looks like he's got a chance to make 1st team NFL All-Practice Squad (I think only five make it each year).

No! No! No! I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it. Stay with the top tier schools; big time programs will give you more consistency . . . every one of these guys you mentioned are perfect examples, all draft-day crap shoots, and, well, all have been more crap than shoot. A simple draft formula: Draft big people from big schools (with occasional wow! exceptions).

yep!

I think we should take every one of them, they all sound good - especially the defensive guys!

ditto except we're trying to experience the "luxury" part of it

It was a bad call, marginal at best. The official was looking through a defender to make the call: that is a guess more than a certainty. He thought he saw something, the Titan defensive player did a great acting job, and the official bought it. This happens just about every play, it's a guess, and this time it cost us.

"Spiller = Ronnie Harmon" Perfect assessment!, Yep, that's exactly right.

Wow Reddog, kindred spirits . . . Rangers fan; is something going on with the NBA--I haven't heard? hockey is only interesting in person; becoming more disillusioned with college football by the day--the only thing that will save it is a play-off system; but March madness is always fun for a few weeks . . . I would add this about sports: I (and I think "we") always love a compelling and interesting story. For example: Houston yesterday; My HS alma mater is in the PA state semifinals for the first time ever=GO GATORS!;Just read a book called "Remember Why You Play"--about a HS football coach & team in Texas; Not a fan of his, but Tiger Woods in the hunt this weekend; the last half of the NASCAR race last weekend; Love Boise St for their potential to wreck the BCS each year; Underdog stories; Little League WS when a local team is in it; etc.; and always a fan of those teams I have personal connections with like the local HS, my college, people I know, etc.

That is funny Or fill in the blank with just about any other DC than George Edwards in the NFL right now: "I'm not a big fan of Gregg Williams _________ but you won't convince me that the Bills wouldn't have more sacks if he was the DC."

That is what I was wondering?

Hmmm? My beef with Spiller is not the playing time he doesn't get. It's what he does with it when he does get it -- which so far, has been next to nothing.

Ah, as said, the Charlie Brown like kick that set up the Jets comeback . . . nothing more to add.

This is a point I've made elsewhere: We need to stop drafting combine freaks from the low-rent districts of college football; that is, places like Richmond, James Madison, Troy State, South Dakota St., Central Florida, etc., and go after major program people. Yes, there will always be exceptions--in both directions (e.g. Arron Maybin on the negative side, Fred Jackson on the positive ledger, etc.)--but big time school & conference players are generally going to be better investments over the long haul. I'll give exhibit A: David Nelson, non-starter at Florida, but able to adapt pretty quickly to the NFL.

ooh, that is rich!

And to think, last year I was willing to give up a #1 pick for him. Oh well, if we can get him for next to nothing now, sure.

You can always become a Jet fan.

that hurt