justnzane

1. Take away most of the protective rules and let defenders play the game the way it was meant to be played. Consequently, NFL will pay more % to its retirees including medical bills. 2. The injury list should be more like hockey/baseball where you can activate a player off the injury list after a certain time. 3. Roster size should be expanded to 60 players to reduce wear and tear on starters and keep Special Teams for the backups. Game Day roster should also be all active players. No healthy scratches, if you can play, you suit up.

hahaha. Psy does bear a little resemblence to him doesn't he?

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Agree with the contract extension, but I would have rather made Losman win the starting job from Drew over handing it to him. It allowed for Losman to never earn a damn thing before putting on some of the most miserable performances in his first year as starter

That is just it, you knock on a guy for almost no reason instead of letting bygones be bygones. This corrosiveness was unnecessary and did not need to be stated. If you had something against the guy, there is a better time and thread to rip on him. If I ran into Norwood, and I talked about the good that he did in Buffalo, I would hope that no one would wish a death threat upon the guy for missing the big kick. I do realize I should have called out Ba Ba over you, but it still seemed like you were piling on Evans for no reason.

I said it because why would they lie about something like that. Arguing with somebody over something that is fact and has been proven as fact makes one a douchebag. Going out of your way to knock a former Bill for a slight is juvenile to boot. That said, I'd welcome Scott Norwood, Chris Walsh, Lauvale Sape, or any other man that has donned the Red, White, and Blue into my party with open arms, and not snipe about them not being a perrenial all pro.

It was unveiled last season A mark of 50.0 is considered average and 100 is perfect, but almost unattainable.

lol Dareus is listed as a DE not a DT. The NFL should have that right.

Seriously bro, you need to stop posting. Attacking reputable posters like Nick and Hammer should not be condoned on this board. People like you are a reason why so many of the better posters have stopped frequenting this site.

Brooks got wrestled and whipped out of bounds, I'd argue that the penalty should have been for holding out on the Pats there. Nonetheless, still a terrible call, Yes, but we know that the Bills suck. The reality is that most everyone expected them to lose. However to lose in such a manner where the game was being dictated by the officials and not the play and to have it so one sided against you is the problem here. I can openly admit that the Bills aren't good, but they got cheated today.

That makes a ton of sense. By far the worst officiating in a Super Bowl ever. I am not saying that they weren't legit, but come on you can't say that NE* got away with worse today

agreed I'd argue that they mugged Mario every passing play to the point where he could have had a couple sacks with legit zebras, not the crooked striped ones today. I hate to pin a game on the officials but 21 points given to the Pats.

I question the honesty of today's officials with regards to bribery after the amount of bad calls going against one side: The holding calls on Cordy Glenn and Chris Hairston were marginal at best. Worse infractions occured on almost every New England offensive snap The Gilmore PI call was iffy, but i'll accept that one. However the other 3 in the first half where mindnumbingly bad where the ball wasn't within 10 yards of the receiver. Thus shouldn't have been called as such. led to two touchdowns Ron Brooks got wrestled out of bounds on his running out of bounds penalty. led to a touchdown Offisdes uncalled on Patriots defenders a number of times A missed helmet to helmet hit on Fritz in the end zone. Followed up by one they called a couple plays later. The NFL should investigate this officiating staff, but probably won't.

This year, we are not doing bad on ST's but last year the Bills were 24th. Regardless of his performabce at Philly, April did an awesome job in Buffalo, got the most out of his punter and returners (other than McFumble).

I still wish we had him as he did a great job and is a step above DeHaven. http://deadspin.com/5958003/riley-cooper-was-hiding-in-the-endzone-on-the-touchdown-that-was-called-back-for-an-illegal-forward-pass?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_facebook&utm_source=deadspin_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow Awesome creativity, too bad the players didn't execute properly.

Mario played rather well. Watt is at the top of the game right now. He crushed Fitz far too frequently. Chan made stupid playcalls on offense. In particular, the first drive in the second half, it made no sense to pass, pass, pass, and punt. The conservative Gailey as far as passing game and crunch time decisions is costing the Bills. You have a running back averaging 6 yards a carry, give him the rock. Wanny's D had a respectable performance overall. It held a potent Texan offense to 21 points which is far less than expect by some of us. Furthermore, they surrendered far less than expected to Arian Foster, which screwed me on fantasy a bit, but was surprising that he wasn't getting those 60 yard home runs. Wanny did have a mistake in keeping Gilmore on the right side and Williams on the left, as Gilmore should have followed Andre Johnson the whole day.

It's good to see that former Bill Joe Panos is his agent and guiding through this mess.

Yay for power surge. goodbye satellite receiver box

It is Bill Brooks, not Bucky. on the last super bowl. 8 for me, in light of typo of wrong super where i guessed reed that means 9.

Not trying to defend this guy, but the phone company may be at fault and not the Bills. At one point, I had Sprint, which didn't like connecting to my phone, so I'd send a text out and who I was sending it to would receive it 20x. When I'd receive a text, the same thing would happen. So that is a possibility as well.

Ok steve, it would be the NCAA who would investigate, not the NFL, because they are more worried about pay-for-play scandals than the intelligence and safety of their players. Being in the NFL at 27 without having a kid is probably a good thing. The guy may actually be smart enough to wrap it up. Compare this to McBadknee and Henry who each fathered a tribe. As for his English skills, it is indicative of the urban culture as well as how little stock kids and parents put into schools, especially in the urban areas. While Leodis (and Drayton Florence) are from Waycross, which is essentially podunk Georgia, he is from a state that doesn't do enough for the education of the kids (speaking from experience as a teacher down there), and it shows.

To me, I had higher expectations of those teams than anything post 2000. I keep my expectations low to avoid major disappointment. I expect them to screw up and am pleasantly surprised when they don't.

Dick Jauron's last game where the entire team quit on him against Tennessee in the 4th. But for me, the worst one was in 91. The Bills were 5-0 going into Arrowhead, and got stomped on MNF 33-6 with Derrick Thomas getting 4 sacks. The Bills coughed up the ball 5 times in one game, allowed two 100 yard rushers, and lost to a Steve DeBerg led team. This showed that these Bills were still not invincible would have trouble against other good teams later in the season, like Washington.

Lemmiwinks may have been joined by Sammy inside of Mr. Slave to track down his brother Wikileaks.

Tom, he has had by my count 2 rough games, and held his own against a premier WR Sunday by allowing 1 catch in 6 targets. That is a good job iyam.