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That seals the deal for me

TG would be a great short term fix to our TE woes. However, he controls his own destiny here and will go where he feels he'll best be utilized. I don't think he wants to break in another rookie QB, which I believe was part of the reason he wanted out in the first place. I wouldn't be suprised to see him land with a team like Miami, NE, Arizona, Carolina, perhaps the Titans if Collins is named the starter in 09.

We prove that everyday here at TBD. I wonder if the fans on the other boards drive better cars than we do in Buffalo?

Billy Fuccillo. He wants the Bills to be huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge

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And you haven't given us any names of people outside of Buffalo who are going to buy them.

the only thing better in life than a Brazilian BBQ is a Brazilian Woman

How would trading a player be the same as letting 2 players sign elsewhere?

IMO not that much, but a little more star power and a slight better chance to be successful. I think Beckum could be a real steal, but thats just me.

I think he could be an interesting scenario. I know its a pipedream, but hey maybe Ralph could get him on the phone. Heck we had Dick LeBeau as a Consultant/Assistant for a year and that helped our D. Of course I would have preferred he stayed and Jerry Gray left after that season...

Can't wait for the next gem you come up with. How about a scenario where the Bills trade down in the draft to stockpile picks

how many posters are going to create an account this week to state something completely obvious? SDS can you check the IPs of these new accounts

Not quite to the ranks of Son of Satan or Retatta, but its one of the more entertaining ones.

And yet other than random media speculation you can't prove with any fact that it is going to happen.

Not much of a Bills fan are you?

I believe the last blacked out bills game was in 05 or 06. I think Jacksonville had a few in 07. What is the point you are trying to make here?

Again, a football stadium built to convert to baseball...you're just floundering now http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubert_H._Humphrey_Metrodome

Thats just wrong.....POST OF THE DAY

http://finance.yahoo.com/currency-converte...;submit=convert Double check your exchange rates genius The economic downturn is not just a US thing, its a global thing. As for watching a baseball game and a football game at the skydome, they are two completely different things. The skydome is designed to watch baseball where the majority of the action takes place in one corner of the field.

Irvine would be a decent area for a stadium, especially since most of the fans are going to travel to get to the games.

Both are football stadiums that can be configured for baseball. Ever go to baseball game at one of those?

Never been to Aruba, but been to its neighbor Curacao in 2006. Curacao was great, unless you are expecting white sand beaches...they dont have those there. However it was 80 everyday with no rain and no humidity. Just make sure when you go out drinking, you use the buddy system.

Daniels would have been nice, but he's not worth that much.

http://www.stadiumsofnfl.com/capacity.htm 50000 is 13000 below the smallest current NFL stadium Also, the sight lines of the skydome were created for baseball primarily and anyone who's watched a football game in a stadium not designed for it will tell you that you can get some real awkward views in a stadium like that. the KingDome in seattle was famous for this. That is why a new stadium is necessary. As for buyers, no one has really expressed interest one way or the other have they? Golisano is the only one who said anything thus far about making the purchase and truthfully I would prefer him not buy it because I think he would be just as bad as Wilson as the owner. So right now from the looks of it, it will be a time consuming process even after Wilson dies, which could very well be this evening, before any type of move is made. But the numbers speak for themselves, to move the team from Buffalo is going to cost a substantial amount of money and still require League/Owners group approval before anything happens. On top of that, there are other teams in just as bad of shape financially. Personally, I see Jacksonville and the Bay area teams as the top contenders for a move along with the Bills. And don't leave out Minnesota, they are the lowest valued team in the league and could really use a new stadium as well. So like I said, find some real info to support your thesis rather than the old run of the mill crap that gets cycled all over the net and you might get some people to really listen.