Justice

The special effects are worth it.

Good Luck.

. That's true!

I anticipate both Moulds and Evans did get 1000 yards receiving, another 400 to 500 yards to McGahee and the rest of the team should push Losman's numbers to 3000.

I went with stay the same, because I believe I'm realistic when it comes to JP Losman's performance this year. I expect a QB rating between 75 and 80. 3000 yards passing and another 400 to 500 rushing. He will throw the same amount of TD passes as Interceptions. We will lose a game or two because of him and we will win some because of him. I, for one will not be disappointed if JP plays like that this year. In the end I still have hope for a playoff berth. Mainly because of the D and special teams and last but not least a great season from #21.

TA broke down the AFC east today. Rod Woodson named JP as the only reason why the Bills will not contend with The Pats for the best of the east. Then he went on and on trying to get Dante Robinson of the Texans to say he will pick off not one but two passes in the season opener, which CB Robinson DID NOT do. Screw you Rod.

Thank You. Too bad it's not inHD

"AND HE WILL KNOW I AM THE LORD WHEN I LAY MY VENGEANCE UPON THEE"

Name the most famous movie you never saw and why didn't you see it? For me it's Casablanca. Every time I tell someone I have never seen it, they look at me like I'm from another planet. I'm not into older movies so that's my excuse. If the movie is older than 35 years old, chances are I never saw it.

Why? JP runs a 4.6. Kordell also ran a 4.6. They both have a strong arm. The difference is JP is a real QB. Kordell was at his best when he was used in different situations as a change of pace QB that ran the ball and caught passes out of the backfield as well as trick plays. Maybe he was more of an athlete, but a QB doesn't have to have those skills to be successful. Just look at KS's play when they ask him to play like a real QB.

It's as simple as this. DB had to go. JP needs to play. DB is on the down side. JP has a upside. MM is a proven QB guru. He's worked wonders in the past with Kordell and Maddox and they aren't JP's equal as far as physical ability and raw talent. I don't have faith in JP as a second year QB, but I do have faith in MM and staff. JP will be ready. He will play well and he will play poorly. I expect 20 TD's and 20 Int's. 3500 yards passing and another 400 yards rushing. The problem with JP right now is the management from above. TD is putting a lot of unneccessary pressure on JP. Parading him around like he is a proven QB. Introducing him with the likes of Jim Kelly and Jack Kemp. That's too much, too soon. Bring him along slowly. There is a danger in raising expectations for JP too high.

I got to baby sit my children for four hours while my wife went out to get her hair done.

Why? So we can continue NOT making the playoffs without them?

This is a good topic. I agree with what everyone is saying but, let's play devil's advocate for a second. TD and MM must have a lot of faith in Losman's ability. They see him at practice, studying film AND in the weight room everyday. They know if he's a player or not. The problem of assessing Losman's talent is the intangibles. How does JP see the field in a real game? How does he respond to pressure? MM has enormous confidence in his own abilities as well. He brings out the best in every QB that played for him. Especially when his running game was going well, which I'm sure he's anticipating the same type of production from Willis McGahee this year as he got from Bettis back then. BTW. Do you think WM has the, I hate to use this word, "potential", to be a better back then Jerome? I do. When the running game is going well, MM even gets an insurance salesman and that I'm not sure if I'm a QB or WR slash guy playing like real QB's. Imagine what he can do with JP. We also boast the top special teams and second rated defense overall in the the NFL. There's a flip side to all of this also. Is it now safe to say, after five straight years and zero playoff appearances, that TD is on the hotseat as GM of the Bills? What does he have to lose? He might even get to keep his executive job with the Bills and hire himself a GM if things go bad. You have to admit, the guy is a schrewed business man. Take a look at all the jerseys he is selling!

Take two more of these and call me in the mornin'.

I love the throwbacks. I agree with Kent Hull, they look more like Buffalo jerseys than the one we wear now.

I don't really have a clue. Anybody else know?

Clayton reported that Kyle Turley thinks he will be released after June 1st for cap relief and just because Martz hates Turley. He wants to be a DE. He weighs 260 right now and believes he can be a good DE. He is willing to sign with anyone that will take him as a DE. I can see TD right now. He's probably laughing like Dr Evil! "Sure Kyle, we'll let you play end"

I saw WM on the jumbotron at American Airlines Arena in Miami during the Heat vs. Pistons game.

Reggie Miller was great. Best 3 point shooter of all time.

I'll be there.

He's not a Buffalo Bill anymore, but he was one tough SOB. Drew Bledsoe. I should know. Everytime he got sacked I hoped he wouldn't get up, but he always did. That guy can take one hell of a beaten and not even miss one play!

Winslow was charged with beating a horse?

I was thinking about this earlier today and I'm kind've conflicted. I have him in front of Thomas Smith and Antoine Winfield because of his overall ability of tackling, covering and punt returns. I also have him in front of a bunch of other obvious guys such as Ken Irvin, Morlon Kerner, JD Williams etc etc. The only CB that gives Nate Clements any comp is Nate Odomes. Nate Odomes made some huge plays in his day. The strip and TD return against Denver in Buffalo on primetime comes to mind as well as the pick he had against The Houston Oilers and Warren Moon. If I had to rank them it'll probably be: 1. Clements. He does it all! 2. Odomes. Great cover guy with good hands. 3. Winfield. The best tackling CB I've ever seen. 4. Thomas Smith. Hands of stone but he still shut down opposing WR's. 5. Jeff Burris. Decent CB. 6. Kerner. This guy looked like he was gonna be one helluva baller until he got injured. Didn't he shut Jerry Rice down in 98 or was that in 96 when Darick Holmes fumbled the ball on the goalline at San Fran when Rice was still good? 7. Ken Irvin. 8 & 9. Toss up. Between the punt catcher and JD Williams. They both stunk. 10. Everyone else.

Sorry to hear that . I hope everything works out for you.