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Ah New Zealand, seems like a wonderful place to live....alas....

Lito is of the mindset to cash in (ala - Clements, Samuel), but a more injury prone, second tier guy who doesn't warrant that kind of coin, and actually neither Clements nor Samuel deserved it either. My fear with Lito Shepard is that it will cost us too much, both in the trade value, and then getting him to ink the deal. I'd pass............

...........and that my friends, is the real likelihood.

Frankly, I don't enjoy any "mock" drafts, but the actual draft.....you bet I do. Here's to a prayer that every player picked by the Bills become real players and add immediate help to a team that's been out of the hunt for too long now.

Well, maybe their 2008 draft is safe from further penalty at this point but maybe it's time to invoke the NCAA practice of bans from the post season. That would be a real kick, eh? Never happen, but one can dream can't they?

.........and Dallas, not deep in RB's, chose to let him go? If I was Seattle, RB would still be a position I'm worried abot.

A number of years back, Minny paid a steep price to get Herschel Walker from Dallas, and that ended up being a horrible trade for them. This could also backfire on them as well. As for Kansas City, Peterson (GM) and Edwards (HC) are both little more than jokes these days. How hard they have fallen.

The Cardinals stink, year after year and yet it's clear the reason is purely $$$. The past few years, there's been what seems to be a number of contracts that get re-negotiated that in years gone by never would have been. It's getting ridiculous. Too many teams are setting bad precedents for the future. Guys are traded, contracts torn up, guy are unhappy, contracts are extended with big signing bonuses, etc. The contract he has looked pretty good to him when he signed it, didn't it? Unless the NFL somehow can regain some sanity with regard to contracts, beginning with top 5-10 rookies, etc., they're going to leave this fan in the dust. The money has gotten insane.

............and once we get the Pac Man inked, we can turn our attention to Hannibal Lecter. He's one heck of a "special teams" guy.... JUST SAY NO TO PAC MAN JONES !!!!

How about Harold Carmichael, four time pro-bowler. His catch numbers were huge by todays standards, but the era he played wasn't so wide open and the Eagles had some bad teams until 1978-79 after Jaworski and Vermeil had been there a few years. Carmichael was 6'8"

Lofton's contributions to the Bills were solid in 1990 and 1991, but by 1992 he developed a nasty habit of dropping balls and seemed to be using his body to make the catch more than with his hands. Played for the Eagles in 1993 and he continued to drop a high percentage of throw. It was actually sad to watch the former great WR turn into an also ran. Yet, even at age 36 he seemed to still know how to get opn and may have been able to play longer, had the droppsies not taken over his game. Sure liked him alot in 1991 though, especially in the Cincinnati game where he beat up the corner playing against him so bad that Wyche, the "then" HC of Cinci, ran all the way to the end zone to protest a long TD grab by Lofton, who just smiled as he left the field.

Cincy, did someone give you a hard time today? Barry was a great player, a decent and soft spoken person. When he retired, a huge group of folks thought he was merely trying to force a trade. He simply lost his desire to continue. The Lions can do that to a player. I would tend to lean heavily towards Barry simply being great, all around. In fact, I don't recall any of his teammates having any problem with Barry either. So, bad day?

Taking away our home game against the Phins really sucks.....

As said before, TE still has yet to prove he's the guy. He has some things he appears to be better at, but the long ball isn't one of them, and the stats say JP is also the better of the two with the check downs, believe it or not. Personally, I'd like them to keep JP unless they can get a second rounder (minimum or similar value) for him. TE has a strange throwing motion and I believe that may hamper his long ball more than we'd care to admit.

Time will tell. If there's been any interest in JP, it's been very low key and the Bills are being very tight lipped about the whole deal. I suspect there's ben passing interest and it there is any real interest, something will happen either on draft day, or just after. If not, JP may be in for an awakening about his marketability.

The infamous snatching defeat from the jaw of victory, the Homerun Throw-up of course

I'm beginning to like this Thomas kid.......

Maybe in initially, but now he's more likely to be a Wide Receiver...

I was at this game, coldest game I ever attended. We brought in Jack Daniels in wine skins to keep us warm. Boring game, but close, with Fergy & Hooks pulling out a win with back to back prayers. Went home drunk and happy.

Camp fodder....

That would mean that Faulk would have to know how to write, but beyond the "x" he signs for his paycheck, he's a bit challenged.

Talk about a year full of futility, 1968. Mini Max Anderson....remember him? QB injury carousel, Budding County Exec playing QB, and our only win came against the Jets when The Bills picked off 5 or6 Joe Namath throws, with Janik returning a couple of those for scores if I recall correctly. Note: Jets went on to beat Baltimore in SB III to finish that season....

Didn't Goodell warn him last year that his suspension was his last chance?

Ah, ther old "Avanti"....I recall as a very young lad heading up to Delaware Ave in Kenmore and getting the brochures from the Studebaker dealer for the Avanti. They closed the dealership sometime in the early 60's. We also went up the street to hit the Chevy dealer (Lou Awald) and then the Ford dealership. Good times.....loved when the new cars came out and we went to see them.

Shouman will make the team as a ST and TE if he makes it, period. I believe the H-back experiments are over. Yet, in his brief time last year, he looked like a player and may surprise.