ChevyVanMiller

I saw this thread and said, Another one?, wtf." LOL

Here is everything that is wrong with politically correct doctrines in today's world. A coach of a 7-0 team pulls his starters in the 3rd quarter of a blow-out against an 0-7 squad. His back-ups continue to roll and the final score is very lopsided. The coach of the losing team said that the winning players were very respectful and that his team is just "up against it" right now. Some, noodnik parent of the losing school files a formal "bullying" charge against the winning coach and he has to go sit with administrators and explain why he shouldn't be disciplined. People, life is often about winning or losing. Competition rules most things - jobs, government and the economy chief amongst them. It is not bullying to trounce a team while playing your back-ups. Hopefully, the kids on the losing team will suck it up and compete harder in the future. http://espn.go.com/dallas/story/_/id/9863505/aledo-football-coach-tim-buchanan-accused-bullying-91-0-win

I really thought that Anthony Gray was going to be something special. In the 1999 pre-season he led the entire NFL in rushing. Bills had Thurman, Antowain Smith, Sam Gash and Jonathan Linton ahead of him on depth chart. Bills cut him and I don't think he ever got picked up by another team.

When you give her the ring, be romantic and whisper into her ear those three words that every girl is dying to hear: Let's go Buff-a-lo!

Don't forget Kiko's sack to end the Carolina game - it would have been 3 for 3.

I heard you the first time On a serious note, it appears that Wally World has offered him his job back: http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/Walmart-employee-offered-job-back-after-being-fired-for-helping-assault-victim-in-store-parking-lot

Thought he was huge today when the game was on the line. Very glad he's wearing our colors.

Who else is going to be the Designated Driver for the rest of you lushes?

Great post! I'm not a drinker, but I would like to thank you for Coffee Crisp candy bars, ketchup chips and the Hilarious House of Frightenstein!

That was the first draft. Bills are in South Beach, Playoffs fading like the tide Time to catch a wave. Fixed. (Thanks for the catch).

Here's to the next 95, Mr. Wilson.

I think the best argument against pom-poms is that when fans are waving them they are not clapping and making alot of noise to disrupt the offense of the visiting team.

I read what he said, but I thought it nonsensical. It's like starting a post that asks: If Goodwin keeps catching 40-yard TD bombs each game should we extend him past his rookie contract? Of course we should; just as we should with lewis if he keeps it up, but it's still a major overreaction to just one game. With that said, I hope Lewis (and Goodwin) light it up against the Dolphins!

For that matter, when was the last time a local beat reporter broke any story? The national guys always know who the Bills have hired, released or traded for long before anyone in the supposed know ever has an inkling anything is going down.

Jacquies Smith http://xbradtc.com/2013/08/19/load-heat-jaclyn-smith/

I'll start it off: Bills are in South Beach, Playoffs fading like the tide Time to catch a wave.

Absolutely! If there's one thing Rob Johnson taught me it is that a QB should be offered a big multi-year deal based on his performance in one game. Ger 'er done, Russ!

It seems like it's been ages since the Bills D could stop opposing TEs. All the way back to the Bledsoe to Ben Coates days teams seemed to be able to send the TE down the seam and pile up big yards against the boys from Buffalo. Imagine my surprise when I found this piece of info in an ESPN article about Cleveland TE Jordan Cameron: "His Week 5 opponent, the Buffalo Bills, have allowed the fifth-fewest fantasy points per game (4.6) to tight ends this season." I know the D isn't a finished product yet, but by eliminating the threat of the TE, Pettine has gotten them somewhere that decades of Defensive Coordinators have failed to do here.

He also bought Jeff Tuel a one-way ticket to the Arena League.

Confirmed By CNN. What a horrible, horrible story.

Especially because both of his knees work.

This one is too easy - Wreck It Ralph!

And it's something you've probably had hundreds of times in your life - Sprite pop! http://on.aol.ca/video/newest-hangover-cure--study-says-sprite-517965055?icid=maing-grid7%7Ccanada%7Cdl9%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D389476

This may have been lost, but when former Sabres' owner, B. Thomas Golisano, was at NU yesterday to officiate at the opening of a new science center he helped fund, he made mention of his desire to possibly own the Bills in the future: "Golisano knows he casts a large shadow around here. He knows, too, that when he says things, people will pay attention – including a remark on Wednesday that he might someday take a look at owning the Buffalo Bills, if the team were ever in danger of leaving town." http://www.buffalonews.com/feed/onetime-sabres-owner-b-thomas-golisano-is-back-with-a-gift-for-nu-and-some-words-of-advice-20131009 It's nice to have a billionaire as an extra layer of insurance should Ralph not have a proper plan in place to keep the team here after he passes on.

These aren't even the craziest pro Bowl unis. Check out these from 1994: http://espn.go.com/blog/playbook/fandom/post/_/id/1370/uni-watch-bids-farewell-to-nfls-pro-bowl Or the infamous long pants from 2011: http://www.google.ca...83&tx=167&ty=66