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You pretty much nailed it. I'll be on my way back to TSW, now. Thanks, Tom.

And whom are they? What gives them the right to represent others??? OH Oh OH, I know the answer to that, pick me, please!!! The answer to that is bigots and racists can let the loonies represent a whole people!!! It's up to them to allow that and since they're bigots and racists they will welcome them as representatives of Islam in a second.

We sure have. The funny thing is, I haven't visited the PPP forum in a while and when I finally do, what do I see? Maybe I should just stay away. I agree, wholeheartedly, that there are millions of evil muslims in the world, but that's just what they are. Evil. They use religion as an excuse for their madness. Nothing more, nothing less.

NOOOO you haven't been programmed!! You're a unique individual. Original in every way. Your life experiences give you the right to sit there on your pedestal and judge anybody you choose, because you have met every Muslim in the world and know what's inside their hearts and minds, you have traveled the world times over and know for a fact what's real and what's not. You know everything. You are God Almighty. Only God can judge.

If that's the case, all Americans suck. We have our fair share of drunks, wife-beaters, criminals, rapists, pedaphiles, killers, car jackers, gang bangers, drug users, pimps, prostitutes, whores etc etc etc. What, this is different? I'm comparing apples and oranges? Why? Because you think Allah told these people to do what they do and us being Americans has nothing to do with our behavior? See how stupid that sounds. Stereotyping is a nasty thing to do to anyone whether it be due to ones race, creed or color. BIGOTS!!

Think what you want. You have been programmed to think this way. It's not your fault. You know nothing about Islam other than what you see on the tube, so I take your opinion on the matter with a grain of salt.

Yeah because we all know that a whole religion should be represented by one molotov cocktail throwing individual. Whatever.

You're welcome, guys. When I saw this video I knew you'd guys would love it. Freddie Jackson is quickly becoming my all time favorite Bill. He's right up there with Kelly, Thurman, Andre and Bruce, IMO. How can he not? He's a hard worker, he's got heart and talent. He's truly an inspiration.

http://vimeo.com/31169196

Word on the street is that Randy Moss is in great shape right now and just a couple of months ago he ran 4.29 -40. The Bills should bring him in for a tryout, and if he is willing to come in and be a good foot soldier and have a team first approach. ( Now that`s a BIG IF) Then let`s sign him.. We can activate him after the BYE week that will give him 3 weeks to learn our offense. I think by far he is the best option out there right now and he wants to play for a team that`s in the hunt. I believe Randy would love to stick it to the Pats for trading that`s some added incentive to sign with us..

Merriman has been very productive for the Bills this year. Just like many of you have already stated, he sets the edge, we played two great running teams and the hard to sack Tom Brady. We have also played from behind a lot. If we can get a big lead, we should see that sack total rise. Yeah, I realize we had a big lead against KC and Merriman was held without a sack, but you have to admit that line is pretty good. Merriman was held all day long against NE and got close a couple of times. He's far from unproductive. Stats don't tell the whole story.

How "bout Head Master? LOL!

QB 1. Fitzpatrick* 2. Thigpen 3. Smith RB/FB 4. Jackson* 5. Spiller 6. White 7. McIntyre* WR 8. Johnson* 9. Nelson* 10. Jones 11. Parrish 12. Roosevelt- WRONG 48. Easley TE 13. Chandler* 14. Martin 49. Caussin** WRONG OL 15. Bell* 16. Levitre* 17. Wood* 18. Urbik* 19. Pears* 20. Hairston 21. Howard WRONG 22. Hangartner** 50. Rhinehart 53. Wang** WRONG DL 23. Dareus* 24. Edwards* 25. Williams* 26. Carrington 27. Troup 28. Johnson 52. Jasper** WRONG LB 29. Merriman* 30. Kelsay* 31. Barnett* 32. Davis* 33. Coleman WRONG 34. Batten 35. Morrison 36. Sheppard 51. Moats** CB/S 37. McGee* 38. Florence* 39. Wilson* 40. Byrd* 41. McKelvin 42. Williams 43. Searcy 44. Scott** Special Teams 45. Lindell 46. Moorman 47. Sanborn Practice Squad 1. Rogers 2. Heard 3. Aiken (WR) 4. White 5. Nesbitt 6. Pianalto 7. Langley 8.Caulcrick

Reggie White. When he became a free agent, I began to salivate at the possibility of he and Bruce together creating sheer chaos to anyone that stood in their way. I still look back and wonder what could have been if we were to make that happen. One, two, maybe three Super Bowl Championships? Who knows. We didn't even try. As for waiver wire signings, no doubt, Mike Vick.

I disagree. Byrd, IMO, although he had a rough start, finished the year on a high note. His run support got better and it seemed like teams avoided him with their passing game.

Sure, we're decent at LBer. Sheppard is an unknown quantity at this point, but the Bills must have seen something they like in him since they took him so early (3rd round) in the 2011 draft. They also spent some time with him at the Senior Bowl, so I'm confident that he will be a good player. Arthur Moats showed some signs at the OLB spot last year, but he has been moved outside where I'm not too sure he can flourish. Hopefully, they move him back outside. I already mentioned Batten, but I'll take it a little further. He seems to be around the ball a lot and gives it his all at practice. He was recently praised by Coach Gailey for his relentlessness and he also had two sacks last week in our first preseason game against the Bears. Torbor has been around. He's a journeyman that has hit his ceiling as far as potential goes. He is what he is, which isn't very good. He could be a surprise cut. I only say surprise because he is currently our first back-up according to the depth chart. Antonio Coleman is a second year player whom the coaching staff likes. He's also the primary back'-up at OLBer and has great size. I like Moats better than Coleman, but the coaching staff doesn't see it that way, for now. Chris White is another young guy that might have trouble making the team. He's good in coverage so if he develops, he can take over for Barnett in a few years. Overall, we're very green and aren't very deep at the LBer position. Injury to our starters can prevent our defense from fulfilling their potential. As for safety, we have Brian Scott, Jon Corto, and the rookie Da'Norris Searcy as reserves. Not very deep there, as well. Aaron Williams, our rookie corner, can be moved to safety in the worst case scenario, but we don't really know what we have in him there. Good health will play a huge role in our defense this year.

The Bills' medical staff found an injury in Merriman that San Diego couldn't, so hopefully now that he has that issue behind him, hopefully he can stay healthy. As for McGee, we are pretty deep there so I'm not too worried.

I truly believe our Bills will field a top 15 defense, this year. With our last two drafts, the subtraction of a couple of weak links (Poz and Whitner) and good free agent moves will see to that. Here's my breakdown: D-Line Dareus, Williams and Edwards are the starters. All three guys can play and play extremely well, especially Dareus and Williams. These two guys will give opposing offensive lines fits. Our back-ups aren't too shabby either, with S. Johnson, Troup and Carrington giving our starters a breather. Carrington and Troup haven't proven themselves just yet, but they seem like they put in the work in the off-season that will propel them to the next level. Linebackers One of the more maligned groups in the NFL last year just took some major steps in the right direction with the additions of Merriman and Barnett. Barnett is a major improvement over Poz, especially in coverage and can play the run as good or even better than the aforementioned Poz, mainly because of his athletis ability and sideline to sideline speed. Let's not forget to mention that Barnett is also a much better fit in the 3-4 defense than his predecessor. Merriman looks like he's back and the Bills have him in the perfect position, ROLB, opposite Dareus on the left. This strategy prevents offenses from stacking both sides of the line for help in stopping these two beasts and puts the Bills at an advantage. Andra Davis is a good run stopper that fits in well with current line-up. He'll be asked to do what he does best, which is stop the run while his counterpart (Barnett) will be responsible for defending the pass. Kelsay is the weak link out of the group. He will be asked to maintain his ground on the edge be a run stopper. Before the end of the year, I can see Batten taking over for Kelsay further solidifying our front seven. Secondary Although there's no elite cover corner in the bunch, I think this group is good and deep as a whole with McGee, McKelvin, Florence and Williams all seing time at cornerback against various offensive fronts. McGee looks like he's healthy again and I just love the move made by the Bills' management of putting Terrance in the slot. I believe he will flourish there because of his athletic ability. The safety positions are in good hands with Wilson and Byrd manning their spots, respectively. Both players have a nose for the ball and a knack for making a big play and that's what you need at the safety position. Whitner was a liability in coverage and Wilson will be an upgrade there. Coaching George Edwards was pretty green as a coordinator last year and got much needed experience that should help him come along, this year. It also helps that he got an influx of talent to work with. On top of that, he has Dave Wannstedt to help him out, which is huge. Overall, I see the Bills Defense giving teams more than they imagined and surprising a lot of people in the process. As long as our offense is capable of stringing together some long drives, I don't see any reasons why this defense shouldn't be a top 15 defense this year. I can't wait!!!! KC is in trouble, week one!!!

You're right, I should have put a question mark at the end of the title.

My guess is Hangartner will eventually be released so that Ralph can save even more money.

It's not just Chris Brown reporting it. Sal M and Joe B are also reporting the same thing on twitter. I, like many of you, hope it's just a mix up and that Rhinehart is actually at RG.

Rhinehart practicing at LG with the 1's.

QB 1. Fitzpatrick* 2. Thigpen 3. Smith RB/FB 4. Jackson* 5. Spiller 6. White 7. McIntyre* WR 8. Johnson* 9. Nelson* 10. Jones 11. Parrish 12. Roosevelt 48. Easley** TE 13. Chandler* 14. Martin 49. Caussin** OL 15. Bell* 16. Levitre* 17. Wood* 18. Urbik* 19. Pears* 20. Hairston 21. Howard 22. Hangartner 50. Rhinehart** 53. Wang** DL 23. Dareus* 24. Edwards* 25. Williams* 26. Carrington 27. Troup 28. Johnson 52. Jasper** LB 29. Merriman* 30. Kelsay* 31. Barnett* 32. Davis* 33. Coleman 34. Batten 35. White 36. Sheppard 51. Moats** CB/S 37. McGee* 38. Florence* 39. Wilson* 40. Byrd* 41. McKelvin 42. Williams 43. Searcy 44. Scott** Special Teams 45. Lindell 46. Moorman 47. Sanborn Practice Squad 1. Rogers 2. Heard 3. Aiken 4. Hubbard 5. Nesbitt 6. Pianalto 7. Langley 8.Caulcrick What do you think? * Starters ** On the bubble

This would be a come-up for the Bills! I'd love to sign Tatupa!

I thought Bunkley was traded to the Browns? Am I wrong?