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it's tiny, but it sure is a beautiful place. Three teams could have moved to LA, and the one that made the most sense is the one left out in the cold.

So when are the two LA teams breaking ground on Dodge Stadium?

It certainly can't hurt, right?

I will go to my grave believing this.

Is this thing on?

Why are so many people so convinced that McCoy couldn't work with Taylor? This is a guy that was part of a Tebow led offense that went into wildcard weekend and beat a 12-4 Steelers team in 2011.

Richard was my first choice. This guy was a few notches down the list for me, but whatever.

It doesn't look like it. I checked as soon as I saw what was going on in the shoutbox.

Yeah, And it isn't even a creative name. Something playing off of the owners name like "Purgaterry Pegula" would have been way better.

Wild. Absolutely wild.

Good for him. I bet he does well this time around.

I picked Rex. Since he had his lap band removed, I think he has the most particles. Just a guess though.

LETS GO LIONS

I don't know how to answer this, because I blame the losses in Rex, but I blame Pegula and Brandon for hiring Rex... What do I do?

Corey Davis, WR, Western Michigan University

Del Rio, Harbaugh, Caldwell, Quinn.

If I had a nickel for every time that happened to me...

The number of people who don't understand what is going on in this thread is too damn high.

Yes. All of this.

Is the point of a championship to be the most entertaining or is it to figure out who the best team is? Trying to entertain the most people rather than running an actual title game is probably what got us a boring shut out in the semifinals to begin with.

Why, so we can stuff two more overrated Big Ten teams into the bracket?

@SalSports Sal Capaccio Retweeted aaron s Told Bills ownership hasn't spoken to Tom Coughlin since before last season began. And that there are no plans to do that - as of right now. The plane must have been sent for Bradley, right?

He asked who sets the salaries, in an effort to get Whaley to blame somebody. "Q: A little clarification on how contract work, Russ Brandon and Jim Overdorf meet with free agents at the combine, the Bills were up against the salary cap this year how does it get to be this process where you have so many people involved in the process, and whose fault is it the Bills were up against the salary cap with a losing record? A: I set the plan, and at the combine Russ (Brandon), and JO (Jim Overdorf) and Kevin Meganck divvy the duties up to talk to different agents, especially are own free agents, perspective free agents. As for up against the cap, depending on what we do I think we will have $10-30 million, so I will have to disagree with you on that."

Not at all, but the problem with the Pegulas has probably been that they've been a little too hands on. Now, if the Sully types at the presser today had taken the axe off of the grinding wheel long enough to pay attention to what was going on, they may have noticed that this was potentially a sign that they are stepping back a little bit and letting football people take the wheel. Also, in their vendetta induced tunnel vision, they failed to ask about many other aspects of the coming offseason, like our 23 pending free agents.

Local media types spent 40 minutes trying to bait Whaley into placing all of the blame for Rex onto the Pegulas. While Doug wasn't necessarily as graceful as he should have been, he refused to give them what they wanted. Now they're all pouting.