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Miller didnt win a title? Poor bastard. Sorry, I never liked him and never will. Not syaing he wasnt great or didnt deserve accolades, but i wont shed any tears for him or kiss his butt.

Fletcher

And it wont ber the last!

He got that from A Current Affair. Wait, Rome stealing material from others, what a shock!

Broncos Broncos acquire Pro Bowl P Sauerbrun May 19, 2005 ENGLEWOOD, Colorado (Ticker) - Three-time Pro Bowl punter Todd Sauerbrun, who reportedly received prescriptions for banned steroids weeks before the 2004 Super Bowl, was traded by the Carolina Panthers on Thursday. The beneficiary was the Denver Broncos, who acquired Sauerbrun for punter Jason Baker and a seventh-round pick in 2006. According to a report which aired on the CBS show "60 Minutes" last month, three members of the Panthers team that reached the Super Bowl in 2004 received prescriptions for banned steroids weeks before the game. The players implicated in the report were Sauerbrun, starting center Jeff Mitchell and former left tackle Todd Steussie.

There are no more excuses for Herm and the Jets fans. They always have a bunch of excuses. No more Hackett to blame. Kicker is taken care of. Now I almost expect the Jets to win big. After all, Im just going by what Vinnie from Ronkokoma says when he calls WFAN in NYC.

Who's Drew Bledsoe? Im focused on 2005. If Drew does great in Dallas, good for him. But he was NOT going to do great in Buffalo.

I really cannot think of a much worse combonation for sports Dont tell me you are a Red Sox fan too Puhonix?

OH THE HORROR!!!!!

ets near new lease at Giants Stadium 10-year extension looms as West Side talks falter Thursday, May 19, 2005 BY MATTHEW FUTTERMAN Star-Ledger Staff With hopes dimming for their $2 billion dream stadium in Manhattan, the Jets are closing in on a 10-year extension to the team's lease at Giants Stadium, state officials said yesterday. The new lease would firm up the Jets' right to remain in Giants Stadium until 2018, providing the team with a serious backup plan if its proposed West Side stadium project falls through. It also gives the team major leverage in upcoming talks with the Giants, who need the Jets' approval to build a $750 million stadium in the Meadowlands next to the existing one. Carl Goldberg, chairman of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, the state agency that operates the Meadowlands, said the state viewed the lease extension as an olive branch to the Jets that would make it as easy as possible for the franchise to stay in New Jersey if it cannot reach a deal to build a stadium in New York. "We want them to stay in the sports complex," Goldberg said yesterday. "We thought this was a way to make them as comfortable as possible with playing in the current building or in the new Meadowlands football stadium." The Jets and the sports authority have been fighting a rent dispute in court for the past year. The new lease, which will reduce the Jets' rent to 10 percent of gross ticket sales from 15 percent and give the team the right to break the agreement if the franchise can build a stadium elsewhere, has virtually no downside for the Jets. It even raises the possibility that the team could ask to take over the existing Giants Stadium in return for giving the Giants permission to build their new facility. As a result, the sports complex could become home to two NFL stadiums. Three officials with knowledge of the negotiations said talks between the Jets and the sports authority heated up during the past two weeks as it became clear the Jets' proposed $2 billion stadium on Manhattan's West Side was running into a major roadblock. The stadium in New York would also be used as an Olympic stadium if New York lands the 2012 Summer Games. New York Gov. George Pataki announced last night that the Public Authorities Control Board, which is threatening to kill the project by rejecting some $300 million in state subsidies, will vote on the matter on Wednesday. If the stadium does not win approval before July, when the International Olympic Committee is set to vote on the site for the 2012 Olympics, support for the project is expected to wither.

And of course that could only happen in a computer simulation

They are just trying to make up for the beatdown the Leafs got in the 1999 Eastern Confernece Finals... 1967 Forever!!!

Carrie is going to win this....to me its not even a competition...all she needs to do is show up at this point, has she ever been close to being knocked off the show?

Its a good point you bring up, but its hard to say. lets say the Bills beat the Steelers but then the next week Drew was 15-34 for 189 yds 0 TD and 4 INT against the Colts....maybe the mindset would still be the same to turn it over to JP. If Drew played solid and the Bills advanced a round, well then IMO he would still be under center for the Bills. Having said that, I think missing the playoffs in 04 might turn out to be the best thing for the Bills in the upcoming years.

Solid article with a lot of good quotes, describing the positives and concerns of the Bills and JP well, you dont see quality writing like this too often anymore

I went to a Spectrum show as well, on St Patty's Day in 1992, what a solid show! Here is the set list: The Spectrum, Philadelphia PA (3/17/92) Box of Rain New Minglewood Blues Loser Stuck Inside of Mobile Tennessee Jed Cassidy Long Way to Go Home Truckin' Spoonful He's Gone Drums Space I Need a Miracle So Many Roads Sugar Magnolia The Weight Im a big fan of Cassidy, and they did a good job with it that night.

Saw the Dead with Steve Miller at Rich in 1992, loved that show!!! Also saw that Dead with Sting at Rich as well, anyone else go to either of those shows?

I 2nd that Joe

Thats as likely as not seeing a TH thread the rest of the year...too many LAMPers here will want to be the first one to tell you

Amen to that!! What famous person can he says it looks like though? Something along the lines of that Mary Grilled cheese auction

Best post in this thread, I was there too R.Rich and I completly agree with your assessment. But just who was that annoying Steeler fan next to you??

My prediction about the Jets was saracastic, but Thurman's assessment is about where I am too.