Bubba Gump

Way to kill your career.

False reports. The radio station has retracted what they initially reported.

Rex Ryan has nothing invested in FJ, like so many Bills fans do. This is Rex's team now. He's not here to keep players on the team just to make the fans happy. He is here to help build a winner. He apparently doesn't see FJ as part of that, and at Fred's age, I can understand that. I can easily see Eric Wood taking on a bigger leadership role on the offense if FJ is let go. I'm a huge Jackson fan, but I'm not gonna say this team is crazy if they let him go.

Philly GM must then be a huge Oregon fan. You know Kelly has a huge part to all these moves. It's no coincedence all these ex Oregon players are landing in Philly. I hope they bring more of them in. This is the NFL, not NCAA.

Yay!!! Josh McClown....Guess it's EJ's job to lose. Wtf!!!

Seriously? You would ask that on a message board? I don't even know how to respond to such ignorance. Gee, let me tell you my life story on a Buffalo Bills message board. Wow!

It was geared more to the Boston aspect of things. Believe me, I'm actually better off now with a hometown girl from Rochester. And how many guys actually have the balls to brag about their ex? Most guys are all about ripping them apart. I'll be the first to admit, I've been lucky when it comes to women.

Obviously we have different taste in women. To me, she is fugly. My ex-wife is from Boston and she makes that chick look like trash. I'm not Brad Pitt, nor did I just win a Superbowl, but I guarantee I coulda done better than that. Sure, I've had the beer goggles and made some mistakes, but she is just not attractive to me. We are entitled to our own opinions.

She is coyote ugly!!! It's a good thing Edelman didn't wake up first the way he was sleeping with his right arm extended. He woulda had to gnaw that thing off to get away. Such a rookie mistake to stretch your arms out when in bed with someone you met wearing beer goggles.

The one guy I feel bad for is Wilson. You could tell how bad he felt after that pick. Not sure if he was in shock as to the play call or what. But he was probably the classiest player on the field between both teams.

It was too bang bang to be called in real time anyways. He was there maybe a quarter of a second before the ball. No official could have seen that live IMO.

So you respect a team that has been caught cheating more than once? Makes a lot of sense!!! How anyone can respect the Pats** is far beyond me.

He's even good as a comedic actor. The Other Guys comes to mind. But one of his best movies, from his younger days was called 'Fear' with Reese Weatherspoon. It wasn't well known, but he played a great psycho in that flick. If you haven't seen it, definitely check it out.

My bad, he mentioned Buffalo once. You watch hockey at all? Those guys are constantly remembering where they came from and talking about there hometowns. I guess we'll see how much he really cares about his hometown if he shows up in Buffalo with the trophy. If he does, then I might change my opinion. He, if anyone should know how bad Buffalo wants a peek at that trophy.

He is a great actor....but Ted was painful to watch him act in. Now Contraband...that's classic Wahlberg.

Larry Foote with the best tweet so far. Sorry no link, can't do it from my phone, but this is what it was. "Stop trying to make your golden boy a HERO"

Worst movie of Mark Wahlbergs career. Boston should be embarrassed. They have made so many more good movies involving that city. The first Ted is just off the charts dumb...and now there's another one? Pathetic.

Seems like his eyes are bloodshot in every post game interview.

He always looks like he just did seven huge bong hits in the locker room after every game. I don't know if they could even tell if he had one.

He fit right in with those asshats on the show Wahlbergers when he had his little part. Even had his dad and brothers make an appearance.

I agree. I have never heard him talk about his hometown once. Mongo!!!

This will be the next thing to come about and blast the Pats organization...they let a player with a concussion back on the field. I wouldn't be surprised.

Is this the same play where the lineman on the left side lined up as eligible as well? Not sure if that matters at all. I don't get into the ins and outs of all the eligible/ineligible crap.

When I heard Collingsworth say hitting the punter in the plant/landing leg was an automatic 15 yarded, I was like huh, never heard that said before. Always thought it was a judgement call as to how bad the hit was.

I bet there was a whole lot of seafood regurgitated in Seattle the last half hour or so. That was an inexcusable play call. Horrendous.