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I'd bet the Bills are #1 in turnovers lost; returned for TDs.

His name is Melvin and he was in the chess club. If it weren't for the fact he could crush me just by stepping on me I would be inclined to kick sand at him.

Well the USFL also hired a lot of good coaches so I guess we can blame them for Hank!

Fire Jauron now!

Seems like he was only productive for one more season after he left the Bills so the Bills got the best value out of him and were smart enough not to resign him.

That is the soundbyte society we live in now. Ralph actually said a whole lot more about why it was a bad deal then just that little snippet but that is all the "media" kept showing.

If I recall - before the draft Anderson made it known that he wanted to play for the Steelers.

Good thing this site didn't exist in the 70s.

It's called escapism.

Of course with the next report that metions Losman threw an interception everyone will say it is time to cut him.

FoxSports is saying serious condition. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5687558?GT1=8297 "Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was badly injured in a motorcycle crash Monday morning and set for surgery. Roethlisberger was in serious but stable condition in an operating room, said Dr. Larry Jones, chief of trauma at Mercy Hospital. Jones spoke before going into surgery."

It the old - the Patriots drafted him so he must have some talent thinking.

To quote the above report on him: "He was a four-year letterman as a defensive end at Columbia. As a senior, he earned all-conference honors and was voted as the team's MVP." I know you probably meant played the game in the NFL. In terms of experience - you need to start somewhere - plus 6 years is a good start already. Just put him on the Ivy league for a few years where he can get the Bills style of scouting down.

He is probably happy - means more balls might go his way rather than into the hands of Bush.

I would guess Berman's Bills source told him they would pick Bunkley or perhaps a trade was being done. Berman probably told Mort that info. But then at that 15 second mark the word came in with the real pick - hence the comment about the cabbie being stuck at the light.

He likes us! He really likes us!

Could the Bills wrap some sections with red velvet rope and call it an "open air luxury box" - this way keeping 100% of the ticket sales for those seats? Of course every team would then start doing this so it wouldn't help in the end. Maybe the Bills could patent the idea and then sue the rest of the league when they do.

Plus you can also sell the field name - so X company Field at Ralph Wilson Stadium at PayChex Park.

So the Pats make 3.7 million per home game (91 * 68k *.6) and the Bills make 1.6 million per home game (37 * 74k * .6). So for the season the Pats make 17 million more for their home games then the Bills (assuming 8 sellouts).

Ralph doesn't have that 600 mil - it is invested in the team. If someone doesn't want to sell his business then the only money that he has is the profits.

Actually, according to your rules, you can. 5) This thread will initially remain open until midnight EST this Sunday, April 9th, 2006 at which time it will be closed and remain closed until either the 2006 NFL Season begins or if I should feel like randomly opening it for shitzngiggles. But I never expected you would and it's not like my prediction will come close anyway. But if you don't take a chance you'll never have a chance.

Which increases the salary cap for each team by about 200k per year.

Let's hope it doesn't have to turn into a Terri Schiavo type situation where Dan Snyder's and Jerry Jones' NFL are playing the part of the husband.

Sep 10 @New England L Sep 17 @Miami L Sep 24 N.Y. Jets W Oct 1 Minnesota L Oct 8 @Chicago L Oct 15 @Detroit W Oct 22 New England L Nov 5 Green Bay W Nov 12 @Indianapolis L Nov 19 @Houston L Nov 26 Jacksonville W Dec 3 San Diego L Dec 10 @N.Y. Jets L Dec 17 Miami L Dec 24 Tennessee W Dec 31 @Baltimore L Please LABillzFan!!!

Of course 60% of that revenue goes to the players.