Dan Gross

Weiller is Sullivan's online bastard child.

I always thought she was partial to the classic beer song myself.

Yes, it was punter Chris Hanson.

I believe Miami fans were asking the same question. Now they have a starting QB who has thrown as money touchdowns to the opposing team as to his own....

You are da King, hogboy! Even after all these posts stating clearly that this was a flame-bait thread, they are still biting!

Happy Birthday!

I just hope that Mularkey doesn't pull out the axe and wood....

As the Joker said in Batman: "This town needs an enema!"

I'd sure like to think it'll be more like James/Manning/Harrison but with our luck it could just as easily be Brooks/Schuler/Westbrook....

Considering the alternatives, I say keep him, for now...Count me among the "apologists," I guess. Even without the alternatives, if you consider benching him you should consider benching half the offense for the same reasons...

#2 and #3 combine in this. Waaaaay too many of his sacks were him running out of bounds after being flushed out of the pocket (at least he had a way out....). Throw the damn thing away!

This is the song that never ends. It goes on and on my friends. Someone started singing it not knowing what it was, and they'll continue singing it forever just because...

and look no further than Steve's avatar for the next logo!

Quick calculation on my part puts RJ at 85.5 for the Bills. For 2002-2003 Drew has had a QB rating of 80.3. Drew had almost as many yards passing his first season as RJ did his full 4 years!

Oh, great, with Chris Watson starting at CB we're going to be bitching about how the team shouldn't have a starter as punt catcher.... "Posthumous" (someone whose career ended before the board started) honorable WR status should go to Ronnie Harmon for "the drop heard 'round the world," maybe make him WR coach? I see a big battle for O-Line coach between Mauck and Vinklarek, and O Coordinator between Henning, Shepard and Killdrive.

That's funny, his 6.6 lifetime ypa figure is exactly the same as his successor at New England, Tom Brady, who doesn't seem to be doing too bad for himself despite doing "poorly" in this "all-important stat."

That bastard Drew is driving the offense into the opposing team's territory before stalling out the drives, instead of 3 and outing from his own 20 like last year. He's purposefully trying to drive Moorman's stats down because he's seen Moorman's throwing...he figures if Moorman's cut for poor punting ave, then he's not a threat to unseat him....

Now, don't be trying to play those Jedi mind tricks on Bills fans!

Yeah, the Vikes have two more wins in the last two years (this season included) under "he's a winner I tell ya" Culpepper....You're welcome.

Actually, the Bills O has only gone 3 and out in 4 out of 20 drives this season. Their 3rd down %age is higher than last year as well. The highest scoring offense in the NFL, the Jets, have gone 3 and out 4 out of 21 times. As bad as the offense is, they are moving the ball...they just need to reduce the negative plays.... I watch the games in my living room...1:00 games go through my youngest's nap time, so it makes for interesting highs/lows (trying to stay quiet and all).

Actually, that is exactly the kind of block that Ruben excelled at. He is a textbook pulling guard, and he does a beautiful job at that and that only...when he doesn't pull too early (before the snap). I've been noticing that most times I see false start called on a guard (including our current guards), he's moving in such a way that might indicate he's pulling on the called play....anybody else notice that?

Oh, yeah, there's adding -age to everything too, like "signage."

Though it's disappointing that it wasn't the much more appropriate: "Your a ass!"

Thank YOOOOOO for the nice summary.

Yeah, nothing spurs on a bad offense into super-production mode like putting in an inexperienced QB over a veteran! Just ask Dave Wannstedt, John Fox, John Gruden or Marvin Lewis!