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Either Bflo's front 4 played 1000 times better than their first meeting, or there's something wrong with Mawae. He played really well with his hand all "clubbed up" in their first game, but he played a shade under average in this game. In any event, it does not take away the strong effort by Kelsay, Adams, Williams, & Schobel.

Same here. Since their game wasn't close, a group of about 7 decided to pull for Buffalo to knock off the Jets. Let me tell you, there is something surreal about a bunch of Steeler-jersey clad fans yelling "Lets go BUFF-A-LO!" We all had fun and they were getting into. They bought raffle tickets for Bills stuff and dropped about $40 on our 50/50 raffle (our raffles benefit the fight against MS). One of them even asked me to write down the lyrics to the Shout Song so he could sing along!

Not exactly the one you're looking for, but you can see game highlights here.

Harrison has a tendency to burn ALOT of good corners, but I agree in as much as I think Winfield's a super cover-corner, he has hands of stone.

I don't know if this is good news. What if they hire somebody competent?

For all we know, the police could have been overzealous, which has been my only point. They're both innocent, for now.

She's innocent until proven guilty. And asking for an apology is generally considered by grown ups to be a bit different than being convicted of a crime.

Wouldn't that also apply to the Muslim woman charged (yet not convicted), or would asking for that be elitist?

Couldn't disagree more. NE blows out teams who open up their offense, the Rams and Colts come to mind. Look at the games they've lost and/or struggled in over the course of this season and last. For the most part they've been against teams that use a grinding ball-control style. While the Pats won both times, I'd look at the SuperBowl against Carolina, and the 1st Bills game this season as examples. Running and playing ugly and mean is the way to beat them. Case in point: Big Ben was a pedestrian 18-24 for 196 yds. Staley ran for 125 yds on 25 attempts, and the Stillers blew them up 34-20. If we can run the ball with the success we've had of late, and take the occasional shot downfield when they cheat the safeties, the Bills will win, no doubt in my mind. I'm equally confident that if we don't run the ball well, we have no chance. But Bellicheck's magic disappears when teams run the ball on them. They're succeptible to getting beat and beat up by a smashmouth type of offense.

They weren't silent, they were just difficult to hear over the din from Christians condeming the attacks by Jesus-freaks on abortion clinics

Good point. Didn't the Vikes start out 9-0 and still miss the playoffs?

I've been meaning to ask you to stop doing that. It's creating a terrible aroma, and now all of the neigborhood dogs try to mark their territory on me when I step outside of the house.

Like I said BiB, just let us know title and release date. While I'm sure he'll manage to get the checks from his publisher deposited, I imagine an author knowing people appreciate his efforts is a pretty fair reward unto itself. Thanks for letting him know we're looking forward to reading his book.

Tucker was at G, you're right on. Vincent didn't play.

If you like First Person Shooters and have DSL/cable, then yes, pick it up.

If you're describing what I think you are, it's to prevent burns from the turf.

Wow. That place must have been a Madhouse. B)

You're right, you can't compare the two. If Manning had no running game and was forced to conted with a blitz on every play, then we could start to draw comparisons. We were a running team that couldn't run the ball. Since WM has taken over, the running game is clicking and DB has been efficient.

Let it go man. Clinton left office 4 years ago.

BREAKING NEWS: Jets 17 Bills 22

We wouldn't you to get too complacent, so here's another one for you BU1(SCW): http://205.134.161.85/forums/index.php?showtopic=9128

Sheesh. Learn the rules already!

Good morning ICE Turn on ESPN, the Bills won the game.

1.- Effective rushing stymies the defense's ability to blitz. That's why they didn't. 2.- I tend to agree more with the end of the half thingy, but they did get 3 pts out of it.

In Abraham's defense, he pushed upfield on the pass rush, and the draw went underneath him. Other teams used to do that to Bruce all of the time, and like Bruce, Abraham didn't give up on the play, he chased it down. That's a DE catching a RB from behind. I know WM wasn't in a full sprint, but whether it's Bruce or Abraham, I love that kind of hustle. It was a good play.