That's No Moon

When did Troy Vincent break his leg?

That's fine, he's also had ankle surgery, a torn Achilles, and stress fractures in both of his feet multiple times. If he's having another foot problem right now that doesn't bode well at all regardless of what he's had the last two years.

I'm being completely serious when I say I wouldn't be shocked if he doesn't make the team. He's been banged up most of his career and has a long history of leg, ankle, and foot injuries. If he's not going to be healthy he's not worth the roster spot given what our WR room looks like.

This is my primary area of concern this year. The interior line was weak last year and the year before and it needs to get better. It seriously impacts the running game and pressure up the middle has been a consistent issue against better defenses.

It's going to take me some time to adjust to these weird ass numbers.

Chris Berman

You're right, but acclimation is a thing. Some heat in August is good, particularly if they need to go South in September, which they do.

Good thing they don't play @Miami in week 2

Bills made out pretty well in the Bennett trade and the Jerry Hughes trade was theivery. We were on the wrong side of the Rob Johnson for the pick that became Fred Taylor trade

Kelly hurt his arm throwing at his football camp one summer. 91 maybe?

Without their QB they, like nearly all NFL teams, aren't very good.

IIRC the first play of the Game Cassel was under center and Tyrod was split out wide. That counts as a start at QB for Cassel and a start at WR for TT.

Ball security for a punt returner in Buffalo is not determined until at least November. Anybody can catch punts in August and September. Show me when it's 35 and raining and blowing a swirly 25mph.

Please clarify

Little House on the Prairie

No video? Booooooo.

The first day in pads, just being a dumbass. That hit would get you kicked out of a college game too.

He dropped a shoulder on a defenseless teammate and knocked him out. He lost his job. Consider the lesson taught.

That isn't what I was trying to do at all. The NBA was trying to remember a player who died too young. Granted he was doing several stupid things. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't at least honor his existence. FWIW, there are memorials every year for kids who die doing stupid things. Sometimes it's at high school graduation, sometimes it's during Senior night of their sport. I don't see lots of people complaining about those things.

For comparison, Yankee Stadium cost 1.3 billion. Taxpayers paid 450 million.

They live in Florida now. I don't think it would bother them terribly.

He played in an NFC Championship and a Super Bowl. He was on some decent teams