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Is this a. Bills fan gathering? If not, is anyone aware of any?

Jason Peters who was a TE when we got him.. I'd say we've polished plenty of diamonds over the years.

I will be there. Flying in Saturday morning and out on Monday morning. Staying at the Marriott.

Probably still has some QB instincts that he needs to grow out of. QB's are taught to get out of bounds to live to fight another day.

Same here, I was saying WTF?

Has your confidence percentage gone down at all?

I'm gonna go with no...

Lol, he's what we need, can't even get completions in garbage time. He is leading his team to a 13-46 butt whoopin' loss so far.

Metro Gel and Finacea. My bill is in the mail...

Terminator: Hasta la vista baby. By the way Animal House "it's not over til we say it's over" is better for me because it is at least saying there is still a chance...

I hate to say it but that was embarrassing. I have no more words...

427. That is 422 total yards plus 5 sacks.

They'd make an ass out of themselves?

Way to go strong for post number 200. The all caps thing makes a real statement...

That is how I hold a loaf of bread. You don't want to grip it too tight or you will squish it. I'm talking bakery style bread, not Wonder Bread that you hold by the end of the bag...

Why the hell did they let Dalton get pummeled on a neutral zone infraction?

The Bengals look like garbage.

No, but this weeks guest will be Fred Jackson's groin.

the best thing that can happen for some of these highly touted backup QB's is that they get a big FA contract from someone based on one or two appearances, before they get real playing time and are exposed for what they really are. Back-up QB's.

I say with stick with Orton for another year or two and let EJ continue to develop behind him.

struggles in big games, whiffs on blocks and gives up multiple sacks in a single game? What's not to like?

I disagree. I think many QB's, including Steve Young and Aaron Rogers, benefitted greatly by sitting on the sidelines, learning to become a pro. This is the way QB's used to be developed before the investment became so large that Head Coaches and GM's careers were tied to a young QB's success. Although game time development is important, so is learning how to control a huddle, locker room, etc. I believe a young player can learn to make better decisions by watching a veteran up close. I am not saying his future success is a guarantee, but I believe he still has plenty of time to develop. Hopefully he will be better suited to succeed the next time his number is called.

Huh. I never heard of this either. Lots of players on these teams from big time college progress. Mike Golic's son is on one of the teams too.

Congrats and good luck. Avoid the urge to shine a laser pointer in the eyes of the kick-off team.