Golden Wheels

http://www.fannation.com/peter_king_challe..._king?eref=sihp So fess up TO -- when did you pee in Peter's Venti Egg Nog Latte from Starbucks?

Really? http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/index.php?...t&p=1653000 Thanks for clearing that up for us.

Cote is a columnist, not a reporter. Who's to say he was actually in Buffalo yesterday? He could have been watching on tv back in Miami and just assumed that it was terribly cold. Just dumb if you asked me since anyone who watched tv could clearly see there was no snow and people were not bundled up like it was cold.

Fixed that for ya

Oh. So I guess it was ok for them to act like clowns. nvrmnd

Sure. It was tied with about 5 minutes left. I just thought it was funny that Dan said it was close while the Dolphin apologists were whining about the last score. And when was the last time we heard anyone say the Bills were running up a score???

I have no idea who they were. But it takes a real stupid punk not to have respect for former football players, let alone all-time great Bills. Those guys went through a strike at one time, and those two morons are making more money because of it.

In the CBS post-game show, Marino said in all seriousness this about the Dolphins/Bills game: "The game was closer than the score would indicate." I'm glad Dan said that. Maybe it will shut up the whiners in Myhammy that are accusing the Bills of running up the score at the end.

Nice to have a coach who emphasizes aggressiveness and elects to start a game on offense. It sends a message to the whole team not to play it safe and to go for it. That attitude showed in the 4th quarter today with the playcalling. Going for a 56 yard FG to get the lead? WOW. Nice job Fewell and fellow coaches.

Christmas comes early to Orchard Park

great game for Fitzpatrick....working behind a patchwork line....got a licking and kept on ticking

I smell burnt Tuna.

TOUCHDOWN JACKSON! It's all over but the shouting!

Nothing makes me happier than seeing the Bills beat the Dolphins. Payback is a b**** isn't it, Joey Porter? ROFL

BTW, I'm not old enough to remember what happened to Bills RB Roger Kochman in 1963 when he dislocated his knee so badly all the blood vessels and nerves were torn, but it was described by many Bills vets as the most horrific injury they'd ever seen. He almost lost his leg.

I don't need to see Theismann or Krumrie's injury again. And there were a couple horrific ankle injuries in baseball that gave me nightmares. Pittsburgh's Jason Kendall was trying to run out a bunt, hit first base awkwardly, and completely tore his right ankle bone from the joint, shearing all of the ligaments. The bottom of his shoe was facing upwards afterward. And then there was Robin Ventura's compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle when his foot caught in the mud sliding into home during a spring training game. (I hate myself for remembering this.) The next time you hear of a free agent athlete leaving a team for more money, don't begrudge him. Something like this can happen at any time.

I just threw up in my mouth.

Fewell's clock management at the end of each half could have been a lot better.

This is heartbreaking news. She was an inspiration to many.

Foot injury has sidelined Brown per Tim Graham. http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast

Yeah, my first reaction was, "Wait. Jarius Bird is a difference maker. What about all his picks?" And then I remembered that the Bills are still 3-6 despite his nice stats. I hated Badobilz post -- because he was absolutely right. It's hard to hear the plain truth.

I don't know a single Bills fan that is upset about this news. That says alot.

The dismal lack of depth at linebacker for the Bills was exposed today. Again.

Bud was just indicating the number of erections he's had since 1972.

Tim Graham/ESPN Is Roscoe going to be cut today? Stay tuned.