Like A Mofo

Thats too bad, because IMO it would make sense for teams that play in cities like Buffalo. Oh well

This is on the lines of another thread that was posted. We all have discussed the issue of what will happen to the Buffalo Bills after RW passes on, hopefully not for awhile, but one never knows. Would it be best to see the Bills become a publicly owned team like Green Bay? Here is some background info on the Packers: So what I am understanding now after reading this is, could the Bills could find a group of backers who could buy the franchise, name a beneficiary to ensure the Bills stay in Buffalo, and then that group has a stock sale? What are your thoughts?

But....But... I KNEW WHO HE WAS!!!!!!!!!! WHY DIDNT TD SIGN HIM!?!?!?!?!?

TD is voting for Carrie in American Idol

Carrie is "hot" There is the answer. She went 2nd and got the last compliment. Case closed. And say what you will, I understand why Simon would want Carrie to win, and others too, especially with people with kids who dont want to see these with a scandalous past win, but its clear that Simon wants Carrie to win.

I agree, I bet women will even get the pills in a chewable form as well and slip them into brownies, cakes etc!

Bingo!

NO

You forgot VF and BM

Dont count on it.

Speaking of Paris, you see clips of her new commerical for the hamburger place out by you, Carl's?

True, but that will be a factor. The Bills may not want to tkae a hit for a couple of years to get a kicker or may or may not be better then Lindell.

And he is only going to get more because he is a snake.

I dont know much about Williams either, but that is an interesting rumor. Here is a plaer bio for Williams: Williams Professional Information: Enters his 3rd season with the team and is slated to start at RCB...Has played in all 32 games with 23 starts during his first 2 seasons...Led the team with 20 passes defensed and was 3rd on the team with 5 INTs in 2003...Moved into the starting lineup as a rookie at LCB vs. Green Bay (11/17) and remained there for the rest of the season...Trailed only LB Nick Rogers (11) in games started by a rookie on defense.

That was my reaction to this article as well, the Pats just keep on making good moves for there cap situation, why couldnt Brady destroy the Pats cap like the Tin Man did to his team???

Troy Brown 5/23/2005 2:35:27 PM FOXBORO, Mass. - The New England Patriots signed wide receiver Troy Brown on Monday, nearly two months after they released the 12-year veteran in a cost-cutting move. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The team saved $5 million US against next season's salary cap by not picking up Brown's option March 1. He would have been due $2.5 million in salary next season, along with a $2.5 million bonus. Once one of the Patriots' most dependable receivers, Brown's biggest contribution last season was on defence. With the New England secondary weakened by injuries, Brown filled in as an extra defensive back and had three interceptions and 17 tackles, and the Patriots won another Super Bowl. Brown played enough on the offensive side to make 17 catches for 184 yards, including a touchdown. He also returned 12 punts, averaging a team-high 6.9 yards.

TD wants to make someone else make 1 move as GM of the Bills

Optimistic aren't we?!?

TD cut Paul Edinger and is making him more appealing to Bills fans.

I have my bags packed!!! This is a dictatorship!!! Im off to Canada as we speak!!

How many years are left on Lindell's contract?

I didnt order from Jay (ordered from CNJBBB, many thanks for Rich for that) but I also agree it is really appreciated that someone takes the initiative to do this for fellow Bills fans. I will also be looking forward to meeting a lot of you at the opener!

I agree, well put. Of course though, if Bush wasnt the President and Clinton or another Democrat was, we would be sure to get different reports about their reactions to Americans.