MadBuffaloDisease

Peters actually started-off working at LT after being moved from TE to OT. He was inserted at RT after Williams got injured. I think moving him back sooner rather than later, ESPECIALLY if Gandy bolts as I expect, is the way to go. Unless Pennington develops quickly at LT. I have more faith in Butler becoming a good RT though. As for Fowler, again I could go for an upgrade, but whom? I don't know if Preston has it. Merz? Who knows. But bottom line is that if ANYTHING, the Bills should concentrate fully on upgrading the O-line in FA next year.

The selection of a DB will depend on Youboty. If he looks like a player, they'll likely take another position with the 1st pick, but I wouldn't be surprised if they still used a 3rd rounder on one. Personally I think that the O-line should be addressed in FA, because I see the Bills moving Peters to LT and Gandy leaving for starting LT money next year. Ideally Butler will fill the hole at RT, but that remains to be seen. And if Preston can't become the starting RG, they'll need an upgrade there. Fowler and Reyes might be worth keeping, but since they're not all-pros, you could stand to upgrade there as well. But that's more fantasy than reality. The Bills will have a big decision WRT LF-B, i.e. whether to give him the final, big money deal, or let him walk. I don't think DiGiorgio will be the heir-apparent, so this could be the position taken in the 1st round next year. As for Kelsay, he'll be an UFA next year. He should be offered a similar deal to Denney. And while the run-stopping of the D-line might be a concern, I'd like to see what a year in the Bills' strength and conditioning program does for guys like Tripplett and especially the rookies McCargo and Williams.

Contrast that with how the Dols played against the Steelers IN Pgh, though. That is, at least until Culpepper's meltdown at the end of the game.

I may be wrong, but I believe you have to wait until TOMORROW to watch it.

Order what you drank at home. Sheesh.

We couldn't?

I know he was having problems with the NFL and using game footage at one point. I guess that's resolved.

If you've got time and don't know the score, sure the torrent site is what you're looking for. Most people neither have the time nor don't know the score.

Who cares what Norman or anyone else thinks? They've all shown themselves to know nothing more than any of us when it comes to predictions.

Check this out (need Windows Media Player): http://www.billszone.com/media/video/2006....dolphins.hl.wmv

SHHH!

They don't need him. The Jets aren't as big an offensive threat as the Pats or Dols, especially at home. And if it's going to rain, forget it!

I think Wyche was there to teach JP the mental aspects. Mularkey and Clements, who KNOWS what they were trying to teach him.

No, it's Barry Brady.

There is NO reason to play him, especially if it's going to be rainy. The Bills need him more against the Vikes. The Jets have a weak O-line, no running game, and a bad defense. Plus the Bills' ST's are better. They can force Pennington into mistakes and run Willis down their throats.

GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!

There's a difference between "choosing to be homosexual" and "choosing to engage in homosexual activities." Obviously that's what tripped you up.

I don't want an apology; your ignorance speaks for itself. And while people can make a choice to do something against their nature because of some personal gain they'll receive, it doesn't mean that intrinsically being homosexual IS a choice.

The Bills WERE airing-it-out against the Dols. As a result, Willis was averaging 4 YPC against a tough defense to run on. The problem was that Lee didn't catch one of the passes early-on. I think they'll go deep early and often to loosen-up the Jets' defense.

If they missed any practice time this week, sit 'em.

Well great then! JP is doing what they wanted Kelly to do, and JP actually HAS a future. Case closed.

Lockerrooms are usually tight. Unless Coles isn't well-liked, I doubt anyone is teasing him about this. It's not like he chose to get molested (although no one chooses to be homosexual either).

Probably Haggan. At least I hope. He's the easiest to throw under the bus.

To Holcomb's credit, he gave JP a side-hug after he threw the TD to Reed. I don't think he's a problem.

If the O-line can get to an upper-echelon level, the Bills will be good for years to come.