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They may have, you just don't know with this show.

Myself, I fancy the stalkers slow right down to follow you as you walk to your car, and once they realize you have walked a little too far for their liking and you have not reached your car yet, they drive away fast, in a tizzy.

Its a southern thang.

Yeah, not professing to know anything about the situation, but could it be possible that the Sheriff was right and the peole he fired were the racist pigs? Sounds like a sensationalized version of a bad Patrick Swayze movie.

Oh yeah

Would anybody else in the AFC east root for the Bills? I think not. F them.

Baltimore is set at RB with Jamal Lewis.

The playoffs are dead to me. No Bills= No Nothing. F all of 'em. Where is Slamball?

Mularkey has been very consistent about this with his personnel decisions. If the team still has any kind of a chance at the playoffs, he is going to play who he thinks is the best guy. Simple as that. People were up in arms about MM not playing Willis sooner, but MM believed that Willis was not ready "He's not ready"- MM actually said that. I have no reason to believe that MM will change this stance anytime soon. IMO, its becoming apparent that MM is not the kind of coach who will put in a kid just to 'get a spark' or to 'change direction'. As long as the team is 'still in it', he is going to play who he thinks is better, period. IMO, he only strayed from this thinking twice, and both times were in garbage time and only involved no more than 5 minutes of playing time total. 1) Putting in Matthews during the Bengal game. It was apparent that that was the last time Shane Matthews would ever play in the NFL, so MM, cognizant of that, put him in first. This was a move that might tell others in the leaague that MM was a good coach to play for. 2) Losman in the NE game. That was a direct message to Losman that he needs to be ready, at all times, when he has a uniform on. Injury or not. Also, to stop worrying about your leg, you can play, and you need to be ready, at any time Now, once one of MM's team's in the future is 'out of it' as far as the playoffs are concerned, who knows what he will do, there is no history on this. Also, how much longer MM will think Drew is better than any other QB on the team is also in question, but to me, it's pretty obvious that he is not going to change the QB just for the sake of making a change, or to 'spark the team', but to play who he thinks is the better guy, period. All of this is IMO. Thanks.

Definately trade Moulds. Not because of his play here (on the contrary, I think he has alot left in him), but the best value you are going to get for him is now.

Whatever your thoughts on his play, or his future, I would expect the quarterback of any football team to say that.

So, Dan Fouts played in more games and threw more TD's. But... threw more picks, and won one less playoff game than Drew Bledsoe. Nothing against Bledsoe, but I'd still take Dan Fouts if he was on crutches.

You might want to condense it a little. Two to three words maximum.

It was quite curious as to why there was no attempt at long passing plays until the end. Everyone seems to be stuck on the field goal decision. Sorry, but going for the field goal was the right decision at the time. I think the injuries to our TE's might have caught up to us today. Lots of 8 in the box action going on without much neutralizing of it.

Prisco: "Think about it. When the Bills were 0-4, you couldn't find a damn fan anywhere. They never wrote. They never complained. They never sent a nasty e-mail. " ... you couldn't find a damn journalist anywhere either, Pete. Your Monday-morning righteousness does not wash here, sorry. Now go write something about Terrell Owens again, he's a fresh topic.

I have to believe that he is not speaking for the rank-and-file here at TBD.

(Bobby Boucher's mom): "It's THE DE-VIL!!"

He's not a Steeler anymore.

I hear Howie Long was signed by Pittsburgh so he can jump offside on every play in the 2nd half.

That's kicking it old school.

That's great, Jerry, but what does all of this have to do with the actual game on Sunday? Jerry Sullivan has this gaping disconnect when it comes to realizing that Tom Donahoe does not actually suit up and play. I'm pretty confident that Bill Cowher has already figured this out.

I'm thinking announcements re: Bettis and Staley are forthcoming, also It's still going to be a slugfest, though.

Can someone out there translate this post for me?

Quisp is underrated. Was never marketed to it's full potential.