jimmy10

If you really don't see the point I was trying to make and read it as "Bills = Cubs," then I'm not going to engage.

Well, he's already won elsewhere, so maybe the next step for some über-competitive types would be to go to a completely back-asswards situation and see if you can't turn it around. Kinda like Theo Epstein going to the Cubs. When you're young and you've already tasted success on the biggest stage, why not see if you can try it again with a bigger challenge?

My thought: Seven years seems like a pretty arbitrary timeline for the penalty to just fall off a cliff. Maybe it's known or assumed that around that timeframe, the ownership question will be settled and a new question raised: A new stadium. Then, the cheaper opt-out will make it easier for the Bills to skip out of the Ralph for new confines, and also maybe make for leverage with the county when it's decided whether or not to even build the new stadium in Erie County.

If I can renew it without paying a dime, just like I did this year, then what the hell? I'm in.

Don Beebe chasing down Leon Lett and knocking the ball out of his showboating hand. In the face of getting their asses kicked on the biggest stage possible, it says something about a player and team's character to not back down, give up, or take anybody's BS hubris.

Hear hear. That was a ridiculously late hit, right at the head. Yes, probably hurt him more than it hurt FredEx, but he was still going right for the head. Total BS.

Whoa, wait, the Pats were dickish about something? I don't believe it. That said, you don't like it, stop it. I feel the same way about "excessive celebrations." I don't like them, but that doesn't mean I think they should be banned. Like Daniel Tosh says, go ahead, dance in the end zone. Just don't B word when a free safety takes your head off on the next possession.

F5

The one that pissed me off (while watching) was the flying elbow by Jagoff #58 to FredEx's head well after he had been tackled to the ground. No call.

21. Drink may have been involved.

Me too! Except on my couch, not yours.

I remember ESPN did this a few years ago. What stuck out in my memory was that #38 was the hardest to come up with. Curt Schilling was pretty much the best option.

Bills fandom comes in two flavors! Guarded optimism or jaded cynicism! Woo-hoo!

I've heard of Bradford. Therefore, he is superior.

I kinda like the hat! Got it on Thursday, in time for the game and to make me a little less disappointed that we couldn't make it up for the game.

My buddies have been tailgating since 11am. I'm pretty sure they're too drunk to type.

Yeah, my buddy and his group got there at 11am. Oof. Part of me is sad to not be joining them, but part of me knows I can't handle that anymore. My early 20s were a long time ago.

I'm with you, man.

We now have actual, clinical evidence that shows it's unhealthy to be a Bills fan. http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/07/health/raison-loss/index.html

I think plenty of people have already been throwing up on this season. But giving up? Yeah, probably. I mean, I love this team as much as anyone, but obviously somebody in the organization (it can be argued who) doesn't care enough to put a quality product on the field, so maybe I need to stop caring so much about watching. I can find better things to do on beautiful fall afternoons.

Not that I wish actual harm on anyone... But I kind of think A. Williams needs to stay down.

I guess that's some respect for our return game.

Well... We've got a game. A lot more than I thought we'd have at halftime.

Wtf is this? A two minute drill?

Sounds like Wanny coordinates the ref's microphone too.