Stanley Lombardi

Graham regularly injects his lefty politics into his articles. Of course, lefty politics is what they teach in "journalism' schools these days. The story is merely a conduit for the agenda.

Agreed! He was a gracious, gracious man who wrote effortlessly.

This. The News had Felser and the Courier had Phil Ranallo, when giants walked the earth.

What if 2+2 really equals 5?

Is that close to Purgatory?

'Twas only a wrinkle in time, lad, which spared you from our ignominy.

I beg to differ. She's got her own heartfelt style, born of a different outlook and emphasis. She brings out the person behind the facemask, and there are many readers who will seek out what she writes while studiously avoiding Carucci, Graham, Sullivan, or Joe B. Perhaps the Bills website is looking for those readers. Perhaps it ain't all about you.

Prior to today I'd read reports which made me think that McCoy was something of a twit. But this morning, for the first time, I heard him speak for himself in a press conference setting after the first practice. I was totally relieved to find out I was way wrong about him! He's edgy, yes, but interesting and downright charming. Then I read Sullivan's article, which made the same interview sound very negative. According to Sullivan's report, there was nothing playful or positive like the words I'd heard with my own ears. There's no reason to read Sullivan's misleading diatribes any more.

Graham with an agenda, Maybin making excuses, and a whole lot of ax grinding in between. Things never change at the Buffalo News.

"American football" (what the world calls it, to differentiate it from "real football") is a small stage compared to Olympic track and field. Goodwin is most likely the best pure athlete in the NFL, and track provides an expression of that talent. Furthermore, Rex Ryan appreciates and celebrates sports far removed from the one he coaches. He regularly comments on hockey, boxing, basketball, wrestling (the real stuff), and baseball. It's safe to assume that Goodwin has Rex's blessing in this.

Yeah, it must be such a downer to be tall, handsome, personable, positive, accomplished, and rich.

Goodwin is going to take the top off and keep it off.

The kid probably gave his life to the game, and rose to a place in his profession (he got a sniff at the big show) that puts the rest of us to shame. And so as he leaves, he clicks the local boards and reads the lame comments you little dicks have spewed. It's amazing how small you are.

Billy Shaw. Smart, mean, inspirational Hall of Fame guard.

My Dad and uncles bought a seat for their quarter keg. I'm not kidding.

Yeah, we want the players with toe-to-earlobe tats that scream "F*ck the hos, k*ll the cops." That "Phil. 4:13" stuff just won't do.

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They invited me too, but I had to sort my socks.

Incognito's therapy consisted of watching "The View" nonstop for six weeks with his eyes glued wide-open. He's now convinced that Whoopi Goldberg is his Mom. America can rejoice knowing that another rebel has embraced the common denominator.

No.

Yes they do, in the same way that some historians might debate whether Hitler had the best mustache ever.

Once you decapitate your wife, no one cares whether or not you could run with a football better than somebody else could run with a football.

Every time I think that nothing could top the dumbest post I've ever read on this message board, somebody comes along and proves me wrong.

There are a whole lot of people who don't understand the fascination with Manuel by Whaley/Nix and gang, and see more NFL QB in Tuel than in EJ. Just thought you should know that "the fascination" goes beyond "Moron and gang."