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....hahaha it's the southtowns, so I'll take that with a heaping dose of sodium.

That was quick. http://espn.go.com/n...agree-part-ways Meant "in", not "is".

um he just purchased this team. damned if you do, damned if you don't I guess.

once again, Terry took over the Sabres in 2009/2010 season. The NHL and NFL are quite different in terms of rebuilding. Anyone expecting a playoff hockey team in this short amount of time, after Terry's purchase may have blinders on. The Sabres have done a lot to but the RIGHT people in the FO to turn this franchise around. NFL, well a team can vastly improve decent QB, or a competent coach.

He inherited an awful team, that made a playoff push back in 2009. Hockey is quite different from the NFL in terms of rebuilding. People need to stop comparing the two franchises, especially in terms of ownership. Not to mention, Pegula has also inherited a historically bad Bills franchise.

did you even watch the game? if anything Revis learned a thing or two.

usually when you give some one a "shout out" it's to give them props, or recognition. enjoy the week.

can't be ashy. ashy is NOT classy.

Had to happen.

i definitely wouldn't call subjecting yourself and child to an abuser for the sake of money, "smart"

he did not name it after himself. it was renamed to honor him back in the late 90s

I think it's funny that people here actually think these rappers are handling ANY sort of deals or interactions regarding "their" clients. these guys don't even engineer their own music. what makes you think they legitimately are the ones managing. All they are, are a popular face, put on the face of an agency that bears their label name. in all fairness "cash money" is a pretty popular pairing linguistically. not to mention a quarter is still technically money, however, it is not cash. so....hm. but, it's not your business. so you dodged a bullet there

first year in the league. even if his offense was stellar, he probably wouldn't be a candidate for ANY team.

cricket and t-mo will do that to you. the grass is always greener for some people.

is that sarcasm, or do you honestly believe this to be true?

Scut Farkus*

eh, he'll mature. this teams needs some aggression anyway. as a rookie he just needs to be coached on how to channel that. not worried.

Have you looked at his line and his receivers? I don't know of any wr we have that would have made that catch Jeffery made. QBs do need help. They're not throwing to themselves.

don't worry guys. they're going to scale down the offense.... “It’s not starting over, don’t get me wrong. We’ve got to look to see what we can do and probably cut down on what we’re doing.” - Marrone didn't know Hackett's brilliant offensive scheme was so involved to begin with. funny, we all kind of have a knack for predicting his calls...maybe we're just that in-tune as a fanbase hahaha

“Obviously, Toronto has been very positive for us down here,” Brandon said. “We’ve had great growth in the Southern Ontario marketplace the last five years. Back here at Ralph Wilson Stadium that has been a big positive. It has been a challenged market there. And certainly has not translated into enough wins for us there.” - Russ Brandon http://www.buffalone...antage-20131204

oh please there are so many other factors that play a role in a win or loss. when you lose your home crowd, uh yea, it matters and ANY player of ANY sport will tell you that it's night and day. you can nitpick those two fumbles if you'd like and ignore that bigger picture that the Bills are at a clear disadvantage when they play up there, if that's what floats you boat. some players have openly express they discontent with the toronto series as well as fans. more games against teams coming off a bye or a thurs game and one less home game a year. all disadvantages. the FO is not putting this team in an environment to win. plain and simple.

so the 12th man is just a myth? it can effect anyone, even good teams. You notice quite a difference in crowd reaction. toronto fans don't want to see anything. they arent even buying tickets. tickets were being given away and seem to always end up being handed out when they play in toronto. and yea, sometimes ONE game can kill a season. Hence, the wildcard. so why should that ONE game be a game played away, in a dome, with a swayed crowd?

did you hear that crowd? far from neutral. every game we have played there it sounds like we're the "visiting" team. the crowd plays a huge role and unfortunately up there, the crowd seems to favor the opposing team so far. not to mention, they played a dome team in a dome, in december. again, far from neutral.

well said!

yea, nothing screams "morrone" like being at a loss for words....