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and I want to bring my camera if at all possible. I have a small digital that I could bring in a pinch but I would rather bring my digital SLR with telephoto lense to get some great shots if possible. Anyone know if I would be allowed to bring this camera on the sidelins with me? How about the seats, are fans allowed to have cameras? I've never tried to bring a camera in the stadium before so I am not sure what the rules are. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I thought he was trying to buy the Rams. What happened to that? Never mind. I just read the article.

No, that would be Joan from Hemet.

At least 3. That counts as multiple, right?

What about Phonix (or something like that) He was pretty cool too and he usually hung around all season.

Nice try Russell. However, if this really is a gayshark fan, I would rather live in Buffalo than in Northern Cuba where English is currently the second language. Your gimicky little offense is about to find out once again what happens when you play against a real defense. As long as your pathetic team refuses to install an NFL offense you will remain in the basement of the league where you belong. Enjoy.

Agreed, there was just enough sanity in there to make the punchline funnier. As per Brady, he will probably be ok next year because his "mobility" is more of just great pocket awareness and knowing when to step up or step out. But I agree that continued procedures will clearly slow down his recovery.

Fins in the wildcat 'Cause they don't have a QB No TD's for them

I agree with the other response to this. His delay was only due to the time relay from being at a remote site. There is a slight sound delay in his ear-piece. He responded as soon as he heard the question. He's no dummy.

smart man. When asked what is the better city, Buffalo or Toronto, he said Buffalo without hesitation. Kornheiser said, and that's why he is the face of the franchise.

Actually, his "revision" is accurate. Walsh was talking up Edwards to anyone who would listen, prior to the draft. "He recommended Edwards to anyone who would listen, including Bills General Manager Marv Levy, the Hall of Fame coach (and an assistant with Walsh at Cal in the 1960s.) Buffalo took Edwards in the third round, making him 92nd pick overall and the sixth quarterback drafted. "(Walsh's) opinion of me was something I greatly appreciated," Edwards said. "Obviously, he is very knowledgeable. There was always a smile on his face. He was one of those people you were glad to see walking your way." http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn41...s_/ai_n21037256 This was confirmed on the PTI interview. Walsh recommended Edwards to Levy prior to the draft.

First he got bumped by one of the defenders and he went flying and layed sprawled out on the turf. Then he got up and walked very closely behind Jackson on the sidelines as though he was still following his block off the field. It is very clear that Lynch is a big kid on the field who is just having a great time out there. I was affraid the controversy in the off season was going to affect his spirit but it appears to be alive and well. He also runs with such aggression, stiff arming and slapping at attempts to get a hand on him, that I can't help but get excited when the ball is in his hands.

Matt Jones, off the hook No, I'm sure he is still hooked. Coke will do that to ya.

karma is a B word. If the trend holds true, Vince Wolfork better keep his head on a swivel. Karma is looking for you...

I get the joke but it is still weak to post something like this on the board without referencing the original. Fans from other teams will think we are as fairweather as the original poster if we don't slam you. Therefore, you suck, we don't want you as a fan, go cheer for the Fins or the Patsies* or whoever else won a game recently.

I'm guessing that Wade Phillips is next.

I said the same thing when I saw it. Apparently they do not eat out very often.

Could it be some kind of sponsorship issue or are all players free to make their own equipment decisions?

We now know that when healthy he is worth at least a 4th rounder, for this reason, I don't see us cutting him. I hope he gets healthy and starts to contribute or if not, he lands in the IR. I agree withthe poster that said the Colts will pick him up if we drop him.

Brock Berlin is still in the league?! He was so good in highschool but just never went to the next level. I remember seeing a highschool football show where the team he played against dropped all 11 guys into coverage and he still passed the ball just because he could. It was impressive.

I was thinking the same thing. That would have sucked.

ding ding, we have a winner. His complaint has nothing to do with money. He is just saying that the players that used to be praised for their toughness would be constantly penalized in today's NFL. I've heard people complain that these guys are too pampered and wouldn't be able to hang with the guys of the 70's and 80's but his point is it isn't their fault. The league has restricted the ability of defensive players to "play tough" like they used to. I'm not saying I disagree with the NFL, if my son was playing in the league I'd want them to take every possible precaution to ensure his safety. That being said, I get where Polamalu is coming from.

I believe it is 3. McCargo probably was unaware of the severity of the injury and was attempting to play through it. I'm not sure what the recovery time is on a herniated disk but I'd guess he will need a lot of rest before he is able to play full strength again.

This quote says a lot: "It's like we've said from Day One, you've got to really want to play," Kollar told The Buffalo News. "It's real easy to go and talk about it. But what you have to do is work and get better on the practice field and take it into the game. "He's got the ability. But deep inside yourself you've got to want to end up getting it done. You've got to end up doing it on the field." He may wake up and perform for the Colts. Apparently he is not self motivated, hopefully for his sake, this is the wake up call he needed.

I believe the Pacman suspension may have fueled this trade. If I remember correctly they will either get a pick or two back from the Titans or not have to surrender an additional pick because of the suspension. I believe there was some kind of clause in the trade that was conditional picks based on performance or playing time. I will try to look it up for confirmation. "There are also conditions attached to the trade related to Jones being reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and how much he plays for the Cowboys. If he plays a significant amount of time in 2008, the Titans will get an additional pick from the Cowboys in 2009. If he doesn't get reinstated by the NFL, sources said the Cowboys get the Titans' fourth-round pick in 2009. Also, Pacman has reached a financial settlement with the Titans regarding his contract situation. ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported that Jones will forgo the $1.25 million performance bonus that he earned in 2005. Instead of repaying the Titans a portion of his signing bonus, he has agreed to make a $500,000 donation to a charity of the Titans' choice within the next two years. Jones has agreed to a restructured contract with the Cowboys. Sources told Werder that it will be a four-year contract with no guaranteed money. By restructuring instead of transferring his existing deal, Jones gives up nearly $7 million in guaranteed base salaries over the next three years. "