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You got a problem with Frankenberry? That sh-- rocks hardcore

Yeah, lets have a troll tell us what we are thinking I hope they do play us full strength for a a full game. Our chances at a playoff are pretty slim, so if were not going to make it, lets at least beat them, and give them something to think about come playoff time. Please, don't lie down for the Bills, Pittsburgh. You will pay for it.

1) Pittsburgh, at full strength, is not all that, and 2) The game is sold out.

Gave up on the playoffs, gave up on the quarterback, but always had an inkling that the 2nd half of the season would be good to us. Never thought it would be THIS good, though. BTW: never gave up on the coaching staff. Was not happy when he was hired, but realized as soon as he started speaking to us that we had a good coach.

Well, lets hurry up and get in the playoffs then, before it's too late to enjoy it

This should help Auburn cope with things.

I thought it was going to be the Hartford Patriots (?)

The word on the street is that it was some PPP fiasco, he's on the naughty list.

I'm glad somebody here brought that up. I noticed also that when he scored, he was about to go into another hyperventilated rage, but held up. I'm sure somebody on his team advised him against it at that moment.

I'd like to say F the Green Bay Packers, their multi-chinned, sausage-fingered yokels that buy their tickets and their so-called home-field advantage in December. You yellow-bellied (and helmeted) pansies let a team from Florida school you in a below-zero temp game at home. Nice mistique, losers!

"Lambeau mistique" this. :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

Wherever Nick Saban ends up, he will be there for 3 years until he gets wooed for that "better job" that always comes up. Wherever he coaches, it's temporary.

Hey, that rimed.

This was already discussed. He was one section over to our right.

Nice to see Sam Wyche's patented QB v. Head Coach argument play implemented yesterday. That play takes you way back. Next week? My vote is for the flying wedge. It's been awhile.

Reminds me of a story I read in Sports Illustrated years ago. Back in '85 (?) when the Bears beat Dallas 44-7 (?) during that Super Bowl year (?), the Bears were heckling Danny White from the sidelines. Ditka yells at his players to shut up. Someone asked Ditka why, his answer was " Shut up or they will put Hogeboom in!", the players chucked a bit, looked confused, someone asked "what's wrong with that?" Ditka shouted back "Because Hogeboom is better than White!". I feel the same way about Kitna. I got a little nervous when Palmer went down yesterday.

Only if the NFL somehow allows Ross Verba to get traded to Cincinnatti this week.

Watching the Bills in their white unis against Cincinnatti in those Black and Orange things will not be easy on the eyes...

Someone ought to be sending Ross Verba a whole basket full of cheeseburgers his way.

Flying into Montreal = need a passport Driving to Quebec City via the crossing near Plattsburg = no passport needed, but you will be stopped and asked to get out of the car, walk in the building and sign a form. Driving to Toronto via Peace Bridge = no passport, stay in car, need a drivers license. Driving to Montreal via Thousand Islands = no passport, stay in car, drivers lic. needed.

If someone has them on DVR or TIVO, they should go back and see if he is shown on the plane in a flashback episode.

Sucker bet? Hope not.

What I was asking was; why would he put her on the plane if he knew she would die? Unless, he knew she would not die? If that was the case, then that kills the 'purgatory' angle.

I'd call a press conference at 1pm today at Ralph Wilson Stadium.

20,000.. oops. Also, I was thinking they were all dead and in some kind of 'sixth sense' limbo, but I have to re-think that after the flashback with the psychic. If he was so concerned about the raising of Claire's baby, then why would he put her on a plane that he knew Claire and her child would eventually die on?