MadBuffaloDisease

I also think that the NFL "helps" the Colts win the SB, if they encounter some resistance in the playoffs. It's worked before.

Scratch that, I guess Williams is out with a chest injury. He's hanged himself already. Maybe they SHOULD go with McFarland?

Williams. Give him the last 2 games to either redeem or hang himself. McFarland isn't ready to start, but the other guys I mentioned are, IMHO.

I don't really have a problem with what he said. The coaching staff HAS sucked, and as a result we've had to endure a horrid season. I don't want them to win another game because I want a better draft position, and the "moral victory" does me little good because this coaching staff likely won't be around next year. And if there's coaching change, there will be player change, so the players need to look out for themselves.

Plus: Peters at LT. Gandy at LG. Hey, it will only be Holcomb behind center.

I'd like for the Bills to bring him back next year. On the cheap, of course.

Would hiscrotum work better for you?

The Sabres are 2-2 against the Habs this year.

Sure, but that's true with every GM. Make no mistake, Moulds will need to take a paycut. Will he is the question.

So that means that Uranus is older than we thought?

Why would anyone think that Moulds has a problem with TD? After all, TD IS the guy who chose to keep Moulds (over Wiley) and gave him one of the richest WR contracts in NFL history. Moulds' problems have more to do with the coaching staff and outside of having hired them, TD can't do much more than fire them, which is what will likely happen (or they all might get dumped) and that might keep Moulds around.

This may have been asked before, but what rookie O-lineman picked AFTER Parrish are starting for their teams, but more importantly playing well? Thanks.

A parent should never have to bury a child. Never. My condolences to the Dungy family.

I'm not?

Here's the way it works. He's an exclusive-rights FA this year, meaning the Bills own him, period. The next year he's a RFA, but since he was undrafted, if the Bills give him the minimum tender, another team can sign him and the Bills have the right to match the contract. If they give him $1M+, they can make him worth a 3rd rounder or higher. And depending on what was offered to him, he was probably smart to refuse a lowball offer and wait to see how he developed, trying to score the big bucks later-on.

Indy really had little to play for, not even as much as Miami had to play for, and that Miami game was IN San Diego.

SD deserves to miss the playoffs for losing to the lowly Dolphins AT HOME a week and a half ago. Forget the opening day Giants game, it was that loss to the Dols that killed them.

Parcells apparently bought-into the hype surrounding Henson and thought he was getting a good deal by sending a 3rd rounder for a seemingly star-in-waiting QB. Once the trade was made, Losman didn't even enter into the equation for him anymore, and no one was calling JP the next "Joe Montana." And as for Parcells being an expert because the Cowboys are 8-6, what were they LAST year? And this year it looks like they'll be no better than 9-7, which the Bills were last year, and it's a good bet that they'll be knocked-out of the playoffs this weekend if/when they lose to Carolina.

You may have missed my post above (#55). But to update it, I looked and the Cowboys traded a 3rd rounder for Henson on March 15, 2005, which was before the draft. There's your answer.

Didn't they just prior to that draft trade for Drew Henson? If so, there's your answer right there.

I forgot to mention that part. As I said above, Shumer had more to do with keeping the Sabres in Buffalo, or more precisely, "suggesting" to Bettman that the NHL keep the Sabres in Buffalo. And as for the new CBA, that was mostly the owners' doing. After his last CBA, I doubt they gave him as much free-reign to screw them over again.

Medal? Meddle?

The notion that the Bills' defense this year could be among the best in history was disspelled at the beginning of the season. And the worst loss was the Miami one. They were ahead by 20 but let it slip away. In the Chargers game, they were never in it to begin with.

Better chance at what? Just barely missing the playoffs? Think 2002. Same offense, no defense.

Yeah, the Panthers should win that game easily. That alone should be enough to remove the Cowboys from playoff contention.