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He called in to WDVE this morning, he's been a regular guest every week for the past few years. He said he was hung over on Monday morning when the Bills called him to come for a tryout because he had a party at his house on Sunday night. He also said that there were 6 long snappers trying out on tuesday when he was there but felt he had the inside track because of knowing Mularkey and some of the other staff. Not much else, he was only on for about 5 minutes.

How does this work? Does everyone usually bring something to share? this will be my first tailgate and I'm not sure how it's been done in the past.

It's kind of hard to take the author seriously when theres such a glaring error in the second paragraph. At least he could have done a little research prior to writing the article. I feel that JP's athletic ability will outweigh the confusion he might feel and he will be alright on Sunday.

MRSA

I agree totally about Nate

as per espnews breaking news. Will the Toms go after him?

watching the replay now, he does look kind of slow and sluggish to me. the quickness just isnt there tonight.

thats a proven winning formula. I'll take it

Jack Bauer

I'm ashamed to say that I live anywhere near this POS.

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I just read this morning that he was deciding between NE and the steelers but NE was offering a chance to start and with pitt he would be a situational pass rusher.

draft article TD is looking smart and smarter for trading the pick last year to get JP. now lets just hope that JP is the real deal.

you beat me by about 5 minutes in posting this. at first I was surprised to think that Hull or any Bill was using the juice, but more than likey all linemen were using

when's Travis going to arrive?

yes, but I rarely heard anyone refer to Willis as a rookie. I was going to mention this in the origingal post but forgot to

I'm getting tired of hearing all of these media types saying things about the Bills with a rookie qb straring next season. (Sterling Sharpe on playbook just said the Bills will take a step back next year with a rookie qb) He's NOT a rookie anymore. he will be a first year starter but his 2nd year in the league. Even though he didnt play last year, he's had a year to learn how to prepare like a professional. In my opinion he will be far ahead of being a rookie

thank god I dont have to listen to this steeler bs 24/7 anymore. I'm glad they were put in there place today.

Shottencowher was too predictable on offense. he should have mixed it up more and passed on 1st down more.

now I remember why I never read your posts. the same idiotic stuff over and over again. How can you say that Brady is a fraud?

Dont they even have a "clock management specialist" on the sidelines? I thought i saw that on last weeks game. If so, he's doing a pretty poor job

I just hope that he truly dedicates himself this offseason to showing the coaching staff the he is capable of being the starter next season. He should be living at 1 Bills Drive, studying film all day every day with the coaches, working with the recievers on their own. J. P. in 2005 and goodbye Drew

My thoughts exactly, why werent the best players on the field in the biggest game

pretty funny Buffalo head coach Mike Mularkey and the rest of the team’s staff is now thinking that maybe it wasn’t the best idea to rest the Bills starters for the playoffs in their season-ending loss to Pittsburgh on Sunday. “We were going to be a wild card team and I wanted to get my top guys a week off to rest up and heal from some injuries and bumps and bruises, but it turns out it would have been better had I played them,” said Mularkey. “You know, since we lost and missed the playoffs.” Mularkey said he saw how teams like Philadelphia and Atlanta had taken precautions with their starters in previous weeks and wanted to do the same. “Hey, I’m a rookie head coach, so I’m going to make some mistakes,” said Mularkey. “I’m man enough to admit now that this was one of them. I should have ensured that we got in the playoffs first before I worried about resting people for them. It’s just that so many of the teams we would have faced in the playoffs were resting people that I wanted to give our guys the same advantage.” While accepting blame for his poor decision, Mularkey said he was caught a bit off-guard by Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher’s game plan. “They hardly played any of their starters so I thought that right there would give us a great chance,” said Mularkey. “But then they came out trying to win, which I found pretty annoying, especially since Coach Cowher is my former boss and I assumed he would have been proud to let me into the playoffs. Perhaps he was unaware that we were the hottest team in all of football.” Despite the loss, Mularkey said he has high hopes for the 2005 season. “Hey, we started out 0-4 and ended up at 9-7, which is quite an accomplishment,” said Mularkey. “Plus, all of our starters will have one extra week of rest when the 2005 season begins, which could be a big advantage.”

this columnist predicts the games each weak and this week he says it's likely to happen that the Bills will win and either the jets or broncos will lose but then later picks both the jest and broncos to win their games. Does he even think about what he's writing? idiot picks