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We have "The Comeback" & "Music City Miracle".
alg replied to Justice's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
In our great tradition of heartbreaking defeats, this one does not even register. Shame on all of us for thinking this team could do anything in the playoffs with DB as QB. We should have known better. -
Im with ya NN. I hate sittin around with "what if" scenarios running thru my head.
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That may be true, but we clearly need to go in another QB direction. I have never been a DB hater, but I have never been a DB liker either. He simply doesn't have the skill to will us to win ala JK. Or even to be part of routine, if only decent comebacks. Sorry folks, but DB is the Patriot's mistake. Give me JP - warts and all.
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The little games spook him too. He is a fine man, Im sure, but let him make his mark outside of football, or better yet, on someone else's team where we get to play him.
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How soon? Not soon enough.
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I believe that was the turning point of the game, but for reasons other then the obvious. MM should have gone for the 1st. The O needed the points AND the confidence to put the game away. Lindell's miss was only icing on the death cake. Just look what happened at the end of the game: St P ran for 1st down on 4th and 1. That should have been us, and that would have been the game, IMHO.
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There really is a silver lining if DB gets benched. I don't care if he is on the team, I just want him to cease being the team leader / player as the QB. It will suffice if the JP era begins. Heh, look at PIT. They are regular season champs with a rookie QB. All the better that JP will have had some time on the team already. Drew has always felt like someone else's star/mistake. I never even liked him being on the team. So yes everyone, the silver lining is: JP Losman, the new face of the Bills.
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So you all would look at it thus? 1. Clayton 2. Evans 3. Fitz 4. Porter Dang, I was afraid of that. The guy who has Clayton also has Losman. I have been trying to get those guys all season, but Clayton has been getting more valuable every friggin week. What to do....what to do.... Thanks for the help.
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I actually think the rule enforcement favored TEs more then anyone.
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Nice post. Definitely an amazing group of rookie WRs. Their early production bodes well, and they may end up passing the '96 group as the best WR draft of all time. Because of the guys being discussed, I would like to ask a somewhat off-topic question. I have 2 dynasty FFB teams, one w/ Clayton and both w/ Fitz. I am trying to get Clayton on the 2nd, and am looking to deal Jerry Porter. Would you all give up Clayton for Porter? Would you all give up Evans for Clayton? Don't like to highjack a thread, but Im having a time of it figuring out these relative values...
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Bad kitty. Very bad kitty....
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You left off the part about how much the NFC sucks this year. Vick sells tickets and other stuff, but if the Bills just dished out $100m for him I would be crying in my beer.
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Why do you guys care about the Jets?
alg replied to stevestojan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Some of you think we should not even worry about NY because of their game with STL. Well folks, you better worry about the Jets, because their collapse is probably the only way we get in. Consider: If we do not catch the Jets we have to have 3 things happen. Not one, the collapse of NY, but 3 teams losing another game. Only one of those teams has to win 2 and we go home - regardless of whether we win. The odds are probably 75% that this will happen. Do you understand this? We probably have better odds with the Jets losing 2 - maybe 40-50%. So yes, the Jets matter. A LOT! As a matter of fact, statistically - and baring a near miracle, they are probably the only thing that matters. -
Clearing the air, we most likely hold the
alg replied to Mikie2times's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Outstanding, I really want to be wrong about this. One possible, and big, Gotcha in this is if there is a 3 way tie. Skip step 1, Bills go home. -
Clearing the air, we most likely hold the
alg replied to Mikie2times's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Seems to me that division tie breakers are irrelevant when it comes to determining wild cards. Head to head, yes, but conference records come in 2nd if I recall. Sorry to pop the bubble guys, I like your senarios better .... -
49.6% of all people are lying to themselves
alg replied to stevestojan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Agreed. And despite recent trends, not everyone is comfortable with cheating. -
Declaration of Independence banned at CA school
alg replied to /dev/null's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Sounds to me like the parent has the agenda. One that does not include God in the training of the child. Perhaps Mr Williams is just teaching "lost" history. The one being relagated to oblivion by the secular humanists that want God removed from our culture. If you think this country and world have problems now, wait till it is unfashionable to believe in God. Oh wait, it already is! Thank God many of us manage to ignore it... -
The man asked for it. The day after the election he came out and basiclly pounded his chest in challenge to his same party President. Not smart politics. The senate republicans had a right, and that very moment, to lay a serious smackdown on him.
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Shooting unarmed, injured enemy combatants ...
alg replied to ***PetrinoInAlbany***'s topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I am one of those that have not had military service, and I can appreciate what you are saying. I missed the Vietnam War draft by 2 years, and could not bring myself to give up a summer for bootcamp in the early 80's since I had a mortgage to pay. In a way I wish they would institute a draft where you had a choice of civil or military service - we all miss something as people and as a nation w/o having participated. We also can better judge the cost of war when such a decision has to be made. In my defense (since I am pro Iraq war) I was in many fights growing up, been attacked with a swithblade, and had someone point a gun at my head at short range. Growing up in Buffalo was tougher then you think. -
That's a no-brainer. You MUST have Piests backup.
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You know, I had the exact same idea yesterday. It sounds crazy, and I think Clinton is scum, but that would go a long way at disolving the political discord in this country.
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Shooting unarmed, injured enemy combatants ...
alg replied to ***PetrinoInAlbany***'s topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Really. And the left wonders how GW got re-elected... -
Shooting unarmed, injured enemy combatants ...
alg replied to ***PetrinoInAlbany***'s topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Its one think to shoot a fleeing enemy, its another to claim you are a hero for doing so. -
Shooting unarmed, injured enemy combatants ...
alg replied to ***PetrinoInAlbany***'s topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
From the author of "How to Make Friends and Influ......" Is it possible that real life circumstances can sometimes blur the lines of what is right and wrong? Not if you don't think very deeply. Would you shoot a prisoner if he was about to blow you or a fellow soldier up? No? You would blame the President or the closest Republican you could point a finger at? Im sure you are aware of the fact that a booby-trapped insurgent blew up a U.S. soldier the day before, right? When he tried to aid a wounded advesary? If such proved to be the provocation here, would you retract you beligerantly partisan and pacifistic comments above? Not likely, Im sure. "War bad, hate Republicans, hate Bush, give peace a chance, blah blah blah." Dude, somethings are worth dying for. Some things are even worth killing for. -
Seriously.