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ALL Lineman Practice Squad, BIATCH!

It's not that they can't, it's that nobody wants to!

If nothing else, he's got us talking about him (and subsequently his band), and chances are someone in here will likely give a listen to see if he's any good. I've heard him play on the Tonight Show and thought he was half decent. Not as good as the Bacon Brothers, though lol

Yesterday was my first time seeing McIlroy, but that kid is a wizard on the greens. You gotta have a great short game if you're gonna tame the tiger...but when you consider that Tiger wins over 40% of the tourneys he plays in, and this is probably his best stage, I'd say Tiger's gonna take it.

I remember that really well...that dude was awesome

If the Olineman don't or can't do their job, then yeah, the LBs and RBs can't do theirs. But if you're saying all LBs and RBs are created equal, I completely disagree.

Yeah, well guess what...we could use a couple of "good but not great linebackers"

Or like you going to BillsZone? (j/k )

lol, sh-- still creeps me out....

You and me both...I hate people who celeb worship.

I doubt you'd last very long in the interview biz if you go around pissing off your interviewees, man. We can play "who's the douche" all night, but people in that biz gotta bow down!

I don't know, man....her own brother was throwin' it in her too, so it's not like the bar was set all that high.

I think having half the team on IR may have a LITTLE something to do with our defense being ranked so low in 2007, but I hear what you're saying. I hope you're right, cause I usually rely on the fact that I don't miss the players that the Bills part ways with....but until we have someone who is better than Crowell, I'll probably feel like we made the wrong decision.

Well, truth be told it's usually the second year after knee surgery when you return to form (if you're gonna), so hard to say. I WOULD say that just wanting him back over what we already have in Ellison would be one indicator we could use, even though it's subjective...but I'm still hoping we either find a nice player in the draft or maybe Bowen or someone steps up and we forget about AC. Usually when the Bills let a player go (or kick 'em to the curb) it's not a big deal to me, but in this case I really liked the guy. Seemed like he was one of the few guys making plays on a consistent basis on D in '07. I think super linebacker play is one of the things I've always loved about the Bills, and we just don't have that right now. Can't wait til we get it back!

Ah, so semantics is your game, eh? I'll remember you 6-8 months from now, Big Cat!!

I'm so sick of seeing us get dominated at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball I don't even care...if this guy is that good, draft the fugger. The way I see it, drafting him way too high and taking a lot of sh-- for it in the media is still better than drafting a round 1 DB no matter where we take 'em.

Well, four reasons: 1) He was a pretty damn good player before he got hurt, 2) He's still in his mid-20s, 3) players come back to form after knee surgery all the time nowadays, and 4) I saw Keith Ellison play last year. Want another one? The Bills tried to keep him.

Git'r'done!

If I were a betting man, I'd bet that we'll be missing AC not long into the '09 campaign. And living down here in NFC South land, I'll see a fair bit of the guy most likely.

Yeah, he could have also pointed out that Tom Petty wasn't known for something other than his music first and foremost like BBT was. I actually agree with you. It's mostly just that I like BBT, and I also wanted to find a way to use the term "douche-reversal".

Um, you wouldn't ask that of Tom Petty, would you?

That's been my biggest criticism of the guy, actually....I get sick of that high-pitched shrilly vocal thing. It's just not something I find pleasing to listen to, although others seem to like it just fine.

I thought BBT was being a total douche until I got about half way through the interview. Could have been handled better, but if they laid ground rules beforehand and then the interviewer decided to provide "context" anyway, then it was a douche reversal.

"The other men came into the room and loaded Castellano in their vehicle to take him to the hospital. When they realized they didn’t know where the hospital was, they called the police and an ambulance, police said."