Fan in San Diego

We are very banged up going into this game. On the road, it could be a loss here.

I'm wondering how much of an effect all of these nagging injuries are starting to affect our production. Week 1 when healthy we blew out KC. But the injuries have been mounting and our offense and defense getting shakier with each passing week. We need to get all of our players back healthy again to start really be dominating teams again. Or get players that can stay healthy (Merriman, Troupe, Parrish)

Crystal Beach is not an option any more?

+1 You know that's what they will say.

Maybe they will call Stevie Wonder over the middle!

The english language leaves alot to be desired when communicating because people get the wrong idea from the same sentence. That isn't what I was inferring. I guess you just want to be confrontational.

Here is a link to sample dune buggies. This video is a little extreme, most people are not jumping like that. I agree, I screwed up my back in a motorcycle accident 20 plus years ago. Given the lack of info, a stiff back, who knows?

Google imperial sand dunes, dune buggies, rail cars. You should get some good you tube videos. It is a blast to say the least.

I still do my job everyday no matter what. I'm wondering what a stiff back means to Troupe? It is just such a vague description. It makes me question the injury. I question his threshold of pain. I'll give you two examples of where threshold's of pain can change and my perspective on pain thresholds. An employee of mine and I were talking under an oak tree, an acorn fell and hit him point first on the top of his head. He carried on for 5 minutes about how much that hurt. I mentioned to him that he had a low threshold of pain. About a year later, he had a bad accident with a propane heater. It exploded and burned his legs and few other areas. It took him months to recover. We talked about the painful treatments he endured. I reminded him about that day with the acorn, he just laughed at how nothing that small would ever bother him again. My own son was involved in a horrible dune buggy accident. His leg was shattered and it took a year to get back to 95%. That experience has forever changed his definition of what real pain is and his pain threshold. Just last night he tore off his toenail because it was bothering him. I squirmed at the sight of that. My point being that different people have different pain thresholds based on their experiences in life. I'm speculating that Troupe has a low threshold to pain, given the lack of details.

What is up with Troupe? I read somewhere that his lower back was stiff. Shite my back is stiff everyday. Why cant this guy get out there and play? Do we get anybody back from injuries this week?

Bills 31 Giants 24

He has that boxing exercise video.

They have got to get Smith throw a pass from the wildcat to really burn a defense. They load up 10 in the box now for the wildcat formation.

Awesome! Enjoy the game!

I heard a quote from Chan Gailey before the Cinci game. It was something like 'we will see if this team can handle success'. So there is something to what the original poster was talking about. Maybe all the national interviews went to their heads and they got distracted.

Could you imagine the Bills playing in the Pac-10? Fun times!

If a republican get elected to the office of President I might move to Canada as well.

+1

+1

Ball or play was not whistled to be ready.

I agree. But they attack there because they see weakness there. Next year we need to upgrade.

+1 I turned off the sound it was getting so annoying today. I kept saying Billick should put on his Eagles jersey and get it over with. Never once praised the Bills. Just how the Eagles needed to change something or how the Eagles could come back to win. Really bad coverage.

Hairston is huge! Made the other OL men look small.

What the negative posters have been trying to say is that giving up 450+ yards defensively 3 weeks in a row is a scary stat and will get you beat most weeks. We have managed to overcome that stat 4 times. Good defenses don't give up that much yardage. Most teams don't win after giving up that kind of yardage. This year seems to be the exception. I would prefer to score 31 points and only give up 200 yards defensively and win 31 to 14. My nerves and fingernails would appreciate it!

When Steve's both knees were down on that catch before going fully laid out on the carpet. Isn't that when the catch is complete and the ground cant cause a fumble?