Mikie2times

I'm gonna go on a little rant here.... First of all I totally agree with you. I'm only 22 and I have realized their are 3 versions of all ended relationships since I was 19. I certainly don't condone cheating but who knows what really happened in this situation. The fact is nobody outside of the couple will ever know the truth because the truth will always be somewhere between each persons biased version. Another thing that pisses me off is when people attempt to ruin somebody's financial lives as a form of retaliation. I'm not saying that they don't deserve some money from a divorce. For example when my parents split I thought my Mom deserved x amount of dollars because she spent a large part of her possible working years raising my brother and I. The last part of my rant is the part I hate the most, man haters. Look ladies I'll be the first one to admit their are a lot of ass holes in the world. But believe it or not their are men out their that are honest, caring, and genuine. We can't help that you went threw bad experiences before, so just because we are men it doesn't give you the right to pre judge us. I'm done now

Sympathy for the Devil is my all time favorite

You need to earn it first, but that might be hard to do now considering all Stern does is conjure up ways he can screw the Pacers. Do you even realize how ridiculous that sounds?

I don't know if you played before but that pass in the end zone was almost an impossible play to make. Moulds was looking over his right shoulder and the ball was over his left shoulder. On top of that Bledsoe lead him pretty far on the throw. Making that adjustment is just about the hardest thing a receiver can do and I suspect the reason he did not stick his arms out is because he never found the ball in the air.

I agree that we look like a different team on the road. One big thing to keep in mind though is in the last few years we really did not play that well at home. The first step is dominating at home, the second step is carrying that over in away games. It will take some time but at least we seem to be taking care of the first part of that equation the last few weeks. The Ralph is once again a place teams don't want to play at.

I sure hope he goes, he really is unstoppable when he plays 100%. His quickness is incredible for such a large man but what really sets him apart is his hands. If you focus in on him he has some of the quickest hands in the NFL. Nearly impossible for a lineman to block him when he wins the hand battle right after the snap.

It was, clearly showed it on the replay, amazing none the less

D got torched early but has come on in the 2nd half, ST have been amazing, Drew has hit Cambell for 3 TD's. Best performance so far this year

starting to kick ass at home again..

I was probably going to beat it later, now I think I might just go to sleep.

I all depends on the wheather, if winds are blowing 30+mph I don't see the Rams offense being able to do much.

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What do you do taterhill?

Damn Daninator.....get out of my head. I agree 100% with your predictions.

I was talking about the Rams

I think we can finish 8-8, but as far as Drew starting next year I think it's around a 1-100 chance. We know he is capable of playing well at times but his limitations have become obvious. I can't imagine the revolt we will have by the fans if Drew was named starter for 2005. It would be like the Vietnam protests but bigger.

Considering the weather this time of year at the Ralph, and that were playing a passing team, I expect a game plan very similar to the Jets/Cardinals game. Willis will run the ball 30+ times and Bledsoe will be put in a position to simply not mess up. At home he has been able to fulfill that role so far this year and you can bet your house JP won't start until we see another Bledsoe implosion. Look no further then Seattle for that implosion to happen. It makes sense that you would want to start JP in the friendly confines of Ralph Wilson but lets be honest here, The Dolphins are a horrible team. They have had minimal fan support even when they were winning. Home or Away it doesn't matter, we could beat the Dolphins in Miami with Sammy Baugh getting the nod. What else is nice about starting JP in Miami is the games that are to follow, Cleveland at home, Cincinnati, and San Fransico...It would be a great chance for him to start building some confidence we can take into 2005. As an added bonus he would also get two more weeks of preparation, and two more weeks to heal that leg of his. Think I'm wrong? What's your prediction and why? And please don't respond with what you feel we should do, I don't feel that this is what we should do, I just think this is what will happen.

Glad were not giving opposing defenses any hints whether we run or pass.

I noticed that to, kinda weird

That was also my plan for the off season. Volek is no gem but he would have given us better play out of the position until a younger player was ready to emerge.

His size and athletic ability show promise as a OT, the questions is does he have the smarts. To get a wonderlic score as low as his he probably put down Arkansas Razorbacks in the slot that supposed to say Jason Peters.

Oh no

We are widely regarded by analysts and our fan base as a supremely talented underachieving team. The last part I agree with somewhat but what I'm confused by is how we keep saying we have the talent. What has this roster done the past three years to lead us to believe they are talented? I think a lot of the flip flopping frustration on this board is the fact that we constantly believe we are "coming together" only to see it blow up in our collective faces. Maybe the biggest reason it has not come together is we lack the talent to do so. I can spout off 5-6 players that I feel are very good on this team but once you get past them our depth players and other starters have showed very little over the last few years. This league does not have one path to success. Some teams win on account of a couple superstars (Colts) while others win with a whole slue of above average players (Patriots). I cringe when I say rebuilding, but thats exactly were we are at right now. We are rebuilding, and nothing we have done over the last few years can refute that fact. I really hope this team is a QB upgrade away from being a contender but the same was said last year about a coaching change. We are running out of variables to replace in this franchise and the thing I fear the most is we will have one less variable to blame after JP comes in. No question DB's play has crippled this team the last couple of seasons but we don't have the players it won't matter how well JP does. I'll leave you with this. To most of us the best aspect of this team (besides the special teams) is the defense. What does it say about the personnel on the Bills if it's greatest strength continuously wilts under pressure?

I never thought I could say this as a Bills fan but I would not be very upset with a loss Sunday. If I had the ability to wish for a loss in the hopes of long term improvement then this Sunday would be a perfect time to do so. If we win I of course will be happy, if we lose at least I know that the JP era is that much closer. I'm sure plenty of fans are taking on the mentality so the answer is yes, ticket sales will certainly be effected.