BillsFan Trapped in Pats Land

This is highly naive. When a player plays well, if the team doesn't like his cap number....he's gone like yesterday's fishwrap (Lawyer Milloy vs. Patriots). I don't like TO threatening to hold out after 1 season, but if you're supposed to honor the contract that has to be a 2 way street.

Schlomo has really been ignored

Sirius, my man. Greatest music selection around, no matter what you're into.

None. Spielman is a great guy, and did the right thing sitting out a season to help his wife through cancer treatments, but his contributions on the field were minimal with the Bills.

Great body. Slamming. Butta face though. Something odd with the nose.

He had a couple of decent games about 2 years ago, I think Hambrick was out. Hard to tell with some of these flash in the pan guys....Brock Forsey is another one.

That GD rice beer is the tool of the devil. I'll take a case of Koch's GA over Bud any day.

I think you hit the nail on the head here. Williams played in 58% of the snaps last year. That's hardly impact player stuff. I have always felt that Adams was the more indispensable of the 2. I think the advantage to your point B is keeping the D off the field more. It's not the youngest group of guys, and when they have to work longer its more likely they are going to have a slip up.

Yeah, they do. I heard the first cut off the new Foo Fighters double album (1 electric, 1 acoustic). It sounds good.

Boy, what a circle jerk if this is true.

So what is it? For those of use without audio at work?

He's from around Boston. Actually, a buddy of mine lives in his hometown. One day, in 2001 I was listenting to local sports talk and one of the moron hosts claimed that Michigan QBs are always successful in the NFL (this was maybe 4 games into the Brady era). I nearly ran off the road. Another horrible Butler pick.

Oy. This guy muffs as many clutch kicks as Lindell. No thanks, I would rather have the devil I know.

Hard to deny that Vincent was in the wrong. JP was wearing a red shirt, which means non-contact.

You work around paint thinner?

I have your back here. That kid was doing yeoman's work when the Bills went on that run in 2004.

Probably New England, as likely Miami will be better but not much. They're probably a 6 win team. New England is the team to beat, not just in the AFC but in the entire league. Untill we can do that, all the talk is pretty moot.

I caught him last summer here in Massachusetts, great show.

How often do you think Wyche brings this up with him? I say daily.

I think there's a decent chance of him as a starter this year. I think Koppen was a 5th rounder, actually, and he's a solid center on a O-line similar to what the Bills are assembling (younger, lunchpail hard working guys...staying away from big named free agents, etc).

Amen. He uses "I" or "me" aprroximately 17 times in one article. Go sell bluster somewhere else kid, we're all full up 'round here.

I'm not sure that's having a preference for short guys as much as having a preference for speed. The tall, blistering fast guys like Randy Moss are rare.

I agree. I myself think that Losman will be a cog in the Bills being better than 9-7 in 2005, but pointing out the pitfalls of going with a kid who has thrown 5 NFL passes isn't being negative, it's being balanced.

There's also something like 200 hours of game film on him.

The NFL is all about pay for performance.....I think it's pretty clear that he doesn't have the skills to make the jump to the NFL