Phlegm Alley

Would love to see TK on for some more years. He is deinitely going to be promoted to DC when JG leaves next season for a HC position. He is the reason why I have faith in Ron Edwards.

I think that this trade is all but dead. Travis isn't the kind of back that Dennis Green wants to see in his offense, he has already stated this and they are looking to shore up their RB needs via the draft this year that is producing a copious amount of stellar ones. I wouldn' t mind seeing MW move over to LT, however, I just don't think that he has the speed to keep guys like Jason Taylor, Dwight Freeney, or Jevon Kearse off of JP. I think that you may see Jason Peters get a shot at LT and if all else fails, you plug in Trey Teague ( ). There is now way that I believe that a 2nd round LT can come out of the draft and be successful in his rookie year at the most demanding OL position. OTOH, a center can be replace and asked to start and be more productive than Teague has been over the past couple of years.

I hear enough of this garbage on ESPN . . . Eagles, Steelers, and Patriots Network.

Reggie better watch out for fat women falling from the upper deck!

I really thought that TD may go after him with his ties to Pitt. Still have Demulling available.

People always bash TD and they really don't give him the respect that he deserves. Just look at a team like the Browns and their recent history with drafting in the first round. Gerard Warren, Tim Couch, William Green, Kellen Winslow is still a huge ?. TD has built a stellar foundation for this franchise. The only thing he is going to have trouble with is trying to keep them all together for their entire career's. The fans of Buffalo would love to see these guys performing for many years to come. Fans are upset that the team hasn't made the playoffs in his tenure. It really isn't his fault. The players just haven't been producing.

I liked PUtzier. He averaged something like 16 yds a catch last year but $2.5M a year?! That is a little too much. I actually hope he stays with the Broncos personally.

?

He was selected with the 6th pick in the 3rd round by the Bears. He started games at RG and LT.

The one blond looked like Victoria Gotti!

It looks like her face was on fire and they put it out with a bunch of bricks.

I would love to have Law, however, his price will not be right after seeing what Ken "so-so" Lucas recieved from the Panthers.

Did anybody see the episode of CRIBS on MTV with Law? He was showing the camera his back yard and when he sat on his hammock, the thing broke and he fell on his fuggin a$$! He tried blaming it on one of his staff! Based on this, I don't want him on our team.

LMAO! Here is a quote courtesy of Prisco per sportsline "The biggest eye-opening deal was the seven years and $36 million the 49ers gave to Buffalo left tackle Jonas Jennings. It included $12 million to $14 million in bonuses, which is amazing considering Jennings is a decent player whose value is up because he happens to be one of the few left tackles available. That had to drive his price up. He certainly isn't worth that kind of money."

Hence the 5 year deal.

Jets | Blaylock Agrees - from www.KFFL.com Thu, 3 Mar 2005 16:13:35 -0800 Dave Hutchinson, of The Star-Ledger, reports the New York Jets have signed unrestricted free agent RB Derrick Blaylock (Chiefs) to a five-year, $11.1 million contract that includes a signing bonus of $3.2 million.

I would agree 100%. It would be an A based on TD accomodating the salary cap and adding quality depth to our team. Is that Malta as in just south of Saratoga Malta?

Last year, Daytona Beach, my buddies and I had room #911. A female joined us for the week long adventure, but because of our debauchery, she left after 4 days. We turned that place into a den of anniquity.

What's his excuse going to be next year? Coaching?

Humble meaning good choice of words, talked of his uprbringing and being homesick, knew he didn't play for a stellar college program. Swagger meaning he didn't care who was playing LT and if someone was slacking, he would call them on it and try to get results.

I remeber watching JP in training camp and preseason and he was less apt to make a mistake. Specifically, it was a goaline drill that had the offense attmpting to score on the D. JP was making plays on the run, and he was not as apt to force a ball into coverage. On one play, he made a great move on Fletcher and ran it in himself.

BB.com-JP's interview is up

JP sounds really humble. He does possess a swagger, but he also knows his place on this team. He also talks alot ab out respect, leadership, it all has to be earned. He knows that he is in a very fortunate situation and his cockiness is just a product of his preparation. Good to here from him.

I think our need to retain Price has increased tremendously. Hopefully he resigns.

Bruchi negotiated his own contract with Kraft, no agent was involved. There is a line of respect between players and management in NE it seems.