NavyBillsFan

If there was a hogan one... it be yellow and red.. And Id buy 2!

sorry man, Ill return cookies later....

Life keeps gettin better! See you all next week!

ESPN said he is still in the hospital after taking that late hit on the slide.... Wonder what kind of fine will head on down from the NFL front? 50,000 - 100,000 ?

Ill bet lunch that she puts her virginity up for grabs on ebay.....

We did not lose to a better team guys, we lost to a team who KNOWS HOW TO WIN.... Not sure we are a better team than last year but we are a better coached team.. If Mikey was still here, we would of got pounded. No doubt about it. Its a tuff loss and it sucks guys but things are better and it showed today. Lets support our team and give them just due here. Great job! Go Bills and Go Sabres!

Im sure Simms is bitter due to his son who will be farting semen bubbles all week after the raping he took by Baltimore today......

Speaking of which................. THE YANKEES WIN, THE YANKEES WIN.................. AND WITH A 6 RUN 12 INNING..... KC WINS AND BOSTON IS NOW 10 GAMES BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DA YANKEES WIN!!!!!!

I hear Belichick and Donahoe bowl on Tuesdays together

Sad part is that DC lost the game for them... This game was winnable by the Fins

repost that in 2 weeks....

makin some dumb plays nows..... All around though, they are a better team than last season

They look very good. Some dumb mistakes here and there but VERY good...

"My finger is longer than my #$%"

Really? Ralph will jack the price up? Was a Buffalo Bill ticket cheap in the early 90's? I think so... I wonder if that evil Ralph has 5-20 million on hand for a buyout of Buffalo and run to L.A...... Where he can open his heart and charge 90 bucks a ticket..... Wonder why he is still in NY?

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2575906 Thanks to Mr Wilson for our prices on tickets. Good to see greed is not a option with Buffalo...

if the comeback game is banned by Websense, then Warren Moon is the manager!

heres a smile!

Pittsburgh will take a seat in that division... Bengals look great tonight. Most of their starters played 2 quarters. Ravens wont be a pushover in the division w/ a QB. Could see a Bengal Super Bowl this year guys pending Palmer's knee. Knee didnt look like a factor tonight... Tonight stats from starters Carson Palmer 9/14 140 10.0 3 0 Rudi Johnson 12 35 2.9 0 11 T.J. Houshmandzadeh 5 96 19.2 1 33 Tab Perry 2 29 14.5 1 15

I remember a dear ole Ralph using money from other business interests to pay for players in the early 90's. I would not call Ralph cheap. Piss poor decisions on coaches/GM's yes, but not a cheap-o......

Man, im keeping my head up on this but I think everyone here knows this team will flat out STINK.... I hope im wrong..... but I think everyone will be ready for some Sabres hockey by the end of September. There are WAY too many ???? on this team. TD left his mark and we are going to have to put up with the pains of rebuilding over our 10 year rebuild.

GREAT NEWS!!! Direct TV is offering the NFL ticket to all Bills fans 150% off the regular price! Its going to be a Loooong Season!!! Ready to start posting about next years draft?

Oh lord please, Go Sabres!

well.... We been "rebuilding" for 10 years. Cant wait to see the finished product!

4 Buffalo Mike Williams T Texas 36 Buffalo Josh Reed WR Louisiana State 97 Buffalo Coy Wire SS Stanford 139 Buffalo Justin Bannan DT Colorado 176 Buffalo Kevin Thomas CB Nevada-Las Vegas 215 Buffalo Mike Pucillo C Auburn Prospect Profile Mike Williams Position: Offensive Tackle College: Texas Height: 6-6 Weight: 375 Hometown: The Colony, Texas Career Notes | Agility | High School | Personal | Stats ANALYSIS Positives: Wide-body type with a thick chest and big arms … Has that quick twitch movement ability coming out of his stance, showing nimble feet and good hand rise and explosion … Hits defenders instantly coming off the ball, delivering power behind his arm swipes … Gains position and sustains blocks with a wide leg base and arms extended … Has the leg drive to steer and pin-block the defender … Shows very good knee bend for a player his size … Shows the agility to pull and accelerate at the point of attack … Uses his hands properly to turn the defender and makes smooth adjustments in space to cut off and wall off the linebackers … Very quick to set and extend his hands, delivering a forceful punch and jab on the pass rusher … Has the lateral slide needed to recover when changing direction … Competes and works hard in the weight room … Works well with the offensive guard in picking up stunts with ease … Shuffles his feet well setting up in pass protection. Negatives: Needs to get his weight to the 340-pound area in order to maintain stamina … Relies more on power than technique, lacking the true explosion you would want from someone his size coming off the snap … Needs to improve his footwork a bit, as he seems hesitant redirecting to inside moves … Will punch and jab at defenders rather than trying to push off … Has good trap-block ability, but has not been used much to pull … Overextends at times, but has the quickness to recover. CAREER NOTES Physical, athletic and intelligent lineman who developed into one of the nation's premier offensive tackles in 2001 … Dominating blocker who is unbelievably light on his feet for his size … "The sky's the limit for Mike and he has a chance to be one of the great ones," offensive coordinator Greg Davis said … Moved into the starting lineup at right tackle in the later part of his sophomore year … Has allowed only two quarterback sacks in 28 career starts. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2001 SEASON Earned first-team All-America honors from The NFL Draft Report, the American Football Coaches, Walter Camp Football Foundation and Football News, adding second-team accolades from the Associated Press and The Sporting News … First-team All-Big 12 Conference choice … Shared UT's Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award … Earned a spot on Playboy's prestigious All-America team … Collected 131 key blocks (67 knockdowns, 64 pancakes) and was responsible for 18 touchdown runs, 34 explosive plays (run or pass of 12-plus yards) and 24-of-25 third-and-short conversions … Cleared the way for UT's seventh consecutive 1,000-yard rusher (Cedric Benson, 1,053 yards) … Helped pave the way for seven individual 100-yard rushers (Ivan Williams: 103 at Houston, 152 vs. Texas Tech; Benson: 131 at Oklahoma State, 100 vs. Colorado, 157 at Missouri, 108 at Baylor, 213 vs. Kansas) … Allowed only one sack as he helped lead a UT offense that led the Big 12 Conference and ranked sixth nationally in scoring offense (39.2 ppg) … Started every game at right offensive tackle. New Mexico State - Shared Player of the Game honors as he posted five knockdowns and nine pancakes, clearing a rush lane used by tailback Ivan Williams for a 4-yard touchdown run as the offense generated 399 yards. Houston - Added nine knockdowns and five pancakes … Cut blocked defensive tackle Lee Ingersoll on a 92-yard touchdown bomb from QB Chris Simms to B.J. Johnson as the team amassed 534 yards. Texas Tech - Collected two pancakes and nine knockdowns … Flattened safety Kevin Curtis as Simms skipped around the right side for a 1-yard scoring run and the Long- horns totaled 433 yards, but suffered a right knee sprain (anterior cruciate ligament). Oklahoma State - Added eight knockdowns and seven pancakes for an offense that picked up 241 yards rushing … Leveled linebacker Dwayne Levels on Simms' 27-yard scoring strike to Brock Edwards. Missouri - Had a season-high 10 pancakes and delivered three knockdowns … Brought down linebacker Jamonte Robertson on an 8-yard touchdown toss from Simms to Roy Williams as the offense accounted for 421 yards. Kansas - Helped the offense generate a season-high 606 yards as he made seven pancakes and six knockdowns. Texas A&M - Had six knockdowns and seven pancakes … Took down defensive end Rocky Bernard twice in the fourth quarter with touchdown-resulting blocks on runs of 5 and 11 yards by Cedric Benson. Colorado (Big 12 Championship) - Left in the second quarter with a shoulder sprain. Washington (Holiday Bowl) - Made seven knockdowns and five pancakes … Leveled nose guard Larry Tripplett on a 1-yard scoring plunge by Ivan Williams as the offense amassed 592 yards. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2000 SEASON All-Big 12 Conference second-team choice by the Houston Chronicle, earning honorable mention from the league's coaches … Played in every game, starting the final 10 regular-season contests and the Holiday Bowl at right tackle … Shared UT's Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award … Second among the offensive linemen with 36 pancakes and 38 knockdowns as he allowed only one quarterback sack … Helped set the tone for UT to rush for 1,206 yards (201 ypg) during the final six regular-season games and paved the way for a Longhorns offense that averaged 38.6 points per game (eighth NCAA), 439.0 yards per contest (14th NCAA) and a school-record 293.5 passing yards per game (14th NCAA) … Was a key member of a young line that opened holes for UT's sixth consecutive 1,000-yard rusher (Hodges Mitchell/1,118 yards). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1999 SEASON Played in every game, including the Cotton Bowl, on the offensive line and on special teams … Started four contests at right tackle … Earned his first career start at Rutgers due to Leonard Davis' ankle injury … Also started vs. Rice, Baylor and Kansas State … His run blocking helped pave the way for Hodges Mitchell to post the fifth-highest rushing total (1,343) in school history … Provided relief to an offensive line that helped produce four of the top 30 total offense outputs in school history (Texas Tech/504; Oklahoma/553; Baylor/ 586; Stanford/558) … Played more than 650 snaps during the season. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1998 SEASON Played in all 12 games, including the Cotton Bowl, either on offense, goal-line defense or on special teams as a true freshman … Saw action in eight games at offensive tackle and all 12 on special teams … Aided the offensive line in paving the way for Ricky Williams to lead the nation in rushing for the second straight year with a UT-record 2,124 yards (No. 6 on the NCAA all-time list). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGILITY TESTS 5.3 in the 40-yard dash … 30-inch vertical jump … 8'5" broad jump … Bench presses 225 pounds 29 times … 435-pound bench press … 500-pound squat … 365-pound power clean … 33 1/2-inch arm length … 9 1/4-inch hands … Right-handed. HIGH SCHOOL Two-way lineman at The Colony (Texas) High … Named the District Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … Earned second-team Texas 5A All-State honors that season … Did not allow a sack as an offensive tackle as a senior … Recorded 67 tackles and six sacks as a defensive tackle in 1997 … Also caused three fumbles and recovered three fumbles as a senior at that position … Posted 75 tackles during his sophomore and junior seasons combined … Member of the track team. PERSONAL Youth and Community Studies major … Works at youth football camps during the summer … Father ran track at Arkansas State … Born Michael D. Williams on Jan. 11, 1980 in Dallas, Texas … Resides in The Colony, Texas. STATS BLOCKING STATS YEAR GM SGP PLAYS KB TDB DWF PRS SKA High Grade Game 2000 11 82.0 773 74 8 14 4 1 90 percent vs. Oklahoma State 2001 12 85.4 866 131 18 22 1 1 97 percent vs. Texas A&M TOTAL 23 83.8 1639 205 26 36 5 2 97 percent vs. Texas A&M BLOCKING STATISTICS … Based on review of game film by our scouting department … SGP-season grade percentage … GM-games played … PLAY-amount of snaps played in … KB-key blocks (pancake/ knockdowns) … TDB-touchdown resulting blocks … DWF-downfield blocks … PRS-pressures allowed … SKA-sacks allowed … High Grade Game-best graded game for the season.