Dan

Friggin awesome. You just got your toast!

Holy crap.. I love this!! If anyone ever doubted the wonderous utility of the intrawebs, well now you know its truly a glorious thing! Thanks so much!

I can only assume that either all the locals are out packing their U-hauls or they're snowed in with the internet lines down. Not sure which though.

I got nothing but the hot chick and an off air message.

I completely agree. When I got my first Jersey of the new kind (I think it was a Bledsoe home), I felt like giving it back (it was a gift). It had nothing to do with the Bills whatsoever. I've never liked the new Jerseys because they have nothing to do with the Bills old or new. I still wear my Jersey on game day (currently a Lynch away), but they just look ugly. For the San Diego game, I went to a Sportsbar in Columbus and wore my Lynch away jersey. The first 2 guys that saw me thought I was a Titans fan. Are they dumb or are our Jerseys that nondescript?

Maybe thats why I typically only listen to it sporadically? Not sure how U2 classifies as Alternative music.

This is all due to the Reebok deal, IMO. In a move to make jerseys cheaper to manufacture the League and Reebok have made all jerseys as similar as possible. Just look at all the recent uniform changes for evidence. They all have the same blue, the same green, the same pattern. There's little to differentiate teams based on their jersey any more. What's the benefit of that? It makes it easier/cheaper for reebok to mass produce jerseys for sale.

From someone that says Jackson is better than Lynch, this opinion carries a lot of weight.

I used to listen to this station quite often. This weekend, I finally got back in my truck and heard the change... Depeche Mode?! Why not just emit an inaudible sound that causes my head to explode, it'd be less painful? Then I switch over to Octane and it seemed watered down as well (Jet? on Octane?). Alt Nation had U2 on??? I'm giving it a few weeks to settle out, but I'm on the verge of canceling my subscription. (I finished my 2 hour drive listening to NFL radio.)

That's what I thought. Good and bad, I suppose. Good the Pats* didn't do it; bad that the Fins still have it.

Hope it works too! I've got your site bookmarked and waiting for the fun to start.

I'm really hoping that if he does play, the Bills realize that it's not "smart" to run directly at one of their best run stuffers.

Saw it. And thought.. now that's how you win a game in the 4th quarter. Why Dallas hasn't done that all year long amazes me. Why Buffalo, with a back like Lynch, doesn't do that amazes me even more.

Given the amount of emotion this team showed over the last few weeks, I was beginning to think the impending Zombie Apocalypse had already begun in Buffalo (despite the ample evidence to support that it'll start in Pittsburgh). How can you possibly be worried about the Bills showing too much emotion?

Well, I'd like to see them start the game with about 7-8 consecutive runs. So, for me personally, I can live with 3 - 3 and outs to start the game. I've said it before, it's not about winning the 1st quarter; its about winning the game. They need to establish a run game in a bad way and wear the defense down.

1. A completely rabid and insane Buffalo crowd rocking the joint in the snow! How could last year's Monday night game get better? Just add snow! 2. A little heart and intensity from the players on the field. Like it or not, this is a must win game for the Bills; they need to play like it.

From your keyboard to Jauron's clipboard....

Question about this undefeated season... The old fins would always toast when the last team lost, because it preserved their perfect season. Last year the Pats* went 16-0, perfect regular season, but lost the Super Bowl in such wonderful fashion. So are those idiot fin fags still watching the Titans, hoping to toast? Or is do we never have to hear about that stupid crap again? In short, is the Pats* 16-0 good enough to shut the Fins up or do we need still someone to go 19-0?

Bills 19 Brownies 14

This is what I don't get... You've already started a thread saying you think the Bills blew it by not drafting DRC - and posters are discussing that. So then you start a new thread to essentially discuss the same thing - and wonder why posters don't want to discuss the same thing again.

MONDAY: Scattered snow showers in the morning...then snow showers likely in the afternoon. Additional accumulation 1 to 3 inches. highs in the mid 30s. West winds 10 to 15 mph...becoming northwest. chance of snow 70 percent. MONDAY NIGHT: Snow. Additional accumulation 1 to 3 inches. Lows in the mid 20s. Northwest winds around 10 mph...becoming north. Chance of snow 80 percent.

Agreed. But that's what concerns me... his tackling. I just hope he doesn't go soft on a tackle, just to have the guy blow through him for a 50 yard TD run. But you're right he should be able to run with anyone and not really risk further injury. But, I could see him less aggressive on the tackles.

As much as we need Reed back on the field, the last thing I'd want them to do is rush him back with a strained achilles. He's one mis-step from ending his career. So, IMO, its far more important to be cautious with his return. With regards to Whitner, I hope he's actually ready to play and doesn't pull another McGee on us.

I'd agree. Everyone from Jauron to Whitner to the fans said going in, that the goal was playoffs this year. So I'd say anything short of a wildcard spot is a bad season - regardless of the schedule. However, I also firmly believe that there's still nearly half the season to be played. So all the talk of whether this season is an improvement or bust or whatever, at this point, is premature. Why can't we just watch the games trying to enjoy the good; living with the bad? There'll be plenty of time to piss and moan after the season.

Now that may be a discussion worth having.