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They don't need our third sting qb to figure out why we suck so bad.

http://www.fannation.com/message_boards/sh...oing-going-gone If for anything else just to get some insight in to how to stop the Pats offense. He can't be any worse than the Hamdan.

Cougar Mellencamp begs to differ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gCH1RYWlE4

reason # 597 was ESPN sucks

"I don't know if it is accuarate to call it a hot seat. The seat in my office is not hot, in fact it is quite comfortable. All I can do is go back and look at the tape and see what we have to do to win more football games so the seat doesn't get any hotter."

The same torch that he is going to use to burn the country to the ground.

Wow - you are a total douchebag.

That is an interesting point of view. But think about how many Offensive Lineman we have brought in through FA or the draft. As bad as our front office might be a picking linemen, we are going on 10 years without having a great offensive line. Some of the guys have been awful, but others have gone elsewhere and started. There are 31 other teams in the NFL, yet our offensive line always tends to suck. It seems almost impossible. Have you also noticed that teams with "bad offensive lines" typically have "bad quarterbacks". The offenisive line is easy to point to but I am not sure it is the whole problem. I think it has more to do with our offensive scheme or lack there of. Even going back to the days of Gregg. We are always way too predictable. How many times have you been sitting in the recliner at home and knowing the down and distance, be able to predict what the Bills offense was going to do. I know I have and I seem to be right about 70-75% of the time, and I am a fan. Someone like Bill Belichek, Steve Spagnolo, or Rex Ryan will probably by right 95% of the time. Pretty easy to defend a play when you already know what has been called. (Spygate jokes aside). Ths Bills have not had a great offensive mind here in a very long time.

Thanks Mrs. Kennedy

I suggest you pick up a copy of this book. I just finished it and found it to be very interesting. I wonder if it will change your opinion of some of your heroes. http://www.amazon.com/Presidents-Secret-Se...1524&sr=8-1

*Rimshot* He'll be here all week, try the veal.

"what the American public doesn't know, is what makes them the American public". - Ray Zalinski It might be just me, but I don't think he gave a flying schitt about public service. He was more concerned with the title of Senator and the sense of entitlement all the other scumbag Kennedys think they have when it comes to American politics.

Is it just me or did he look kind of smallish at the press conference?

Chad actually played soccer growing up

Until T.O. posts a link he can suck it. Unless he is getting his info off of Skooby's twitter page. Then we know it is legit.

He has been there so long he doesn't think he'll ever see a Bass Pro Shop at the waterfront in his lifetime.

Sal doesn't sound a whole lot different from anyone on this board. I would have a hard time arguing with anyone of the points he has made. FWIW I enjoy his cloumns.

I don't think so. Ellis has been great in both preseason games and looked explosive when I saw him at camp. I was in the corner where the d-line was doing there drills and he seemed to be the one guy that was giving 100% at all times.

The storm was a metaphor for Aaron Maybin's loming holdout.

Fairport guys all have good taste.

Are you kidding me? I love that commercial. "THINK WITH YOUR DIPSTICK JIMMY!"

It worked in the Mighty Ducks movie

Obviously the Bills do not feel the same way. If they did he would be here right now. All parties involve have something at stake: The Bills obviously don't want to pay too much - but would also like to see Maybin contribute this season. Maybin's agent needs to get max value for his client or he loses credibility with other potential clients. Maybin needs to get the most he possibly can. Let's not forget this could be his only chance at signing a huge contract. Anyone who feels that he should just "shut up and sign" are unrealistic. I know, it's just a few million extra dollars, right?. How many of you would leave a few extra million dollars lying around on the table?

Couldn't agree more. If anyone was looking for Chris Ellis yesterday he was in one of two places: In the QBs face or around the football. I am very excited to see what he can do this year. Copeland Bryan looked great too. Very fast.

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