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The first Super Bowl moment I can remember was "the Kick" from Super Bowl XXV. I was too young (I think I was four) to really know anything about football, so I just remember that football sailing wide right as I ate my nachos. The next year was the first one I remember having a reaction out of, as my dad was really pissed off that the Redskins won, and it was all down hill after that. It took me a quite a few years later to realize that my first Super Bowl memory is about one of the worst to have for a Bills fan. Oh well, I guess it comes with the territory.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm okay with not looking for another Hall of Fame quarterback if we win.

I was talking about this very subject earlier today with a coworker who is a Bears fan. It would be really awesome for me if they didn't make it to the 2008 Super Bowl so that way I don't have to go anywhere. If that scenario were to play out I'd pony up the money for tickets and money for booze after our inevitable win (I hope), so I guess I'd be looking at a couple thousand. Well worth it, though, if it meant we were Champions!

I dunno, I'm 21 and I love the old school designs with the standing buffalo. Mind you, I think the early 90's design was nice as well, but if I had to choose I'm going for the light blue with white helmets.

Is Al auditioning for the Hunchback of Notre Dame?

I guess my question is that the reason Manning or Brees wouldn't make the playoffs with a complete rate of 38% downfield is that that's not their scheme? That doesn't necessarily mean they are better quarterbacks than others in other schemes, as the other guy mentioned, Tom Brady, just gets it done (most of the time) with the little tools he has. If he had a Harrison or Wayne as a down field threat, you don't think that his completion rate would go up? I see what you're saying and I mainly agree, but I'm not sure (only because I've never played quarterback, and certainly not at the NFL level) that spread offense has more pressure than a West Coast precision offense or the reverse of that. The statistics don't seem to support your argument but instead seem to say that these guys are good in the schemes they are in.

I'm suprised no one's mentioned Led Zeppelin's "Going to California" yet.

He'll fit in with the Dolphins just fine.

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These are great, I'll definately be using one.

So your plan to save the Buffalo Bills is to kill the Buffalo Bills? How is this any different then moving them to LA or Anaheim, because I really don't think Western New York fans are going to want have the difficulties of going to Canada any more than they would want the difficulties of going to Southern California.

One of the reporters interviewing McCree after the game asked him why he tried to intercept it instead of knock it down. McCree asked why he'd do that, to which the reporter said, "well it's fourth down." That's about all that's I've seen on the stupidity of the move, but I can't figure out where I saw that video last night.

JSP Daily Telegraph headlines: 2007 Bills Season In the Books, It's a Tragedy Stumbled into 0-16, Ralph Wilson seen on a flight for LA Columnist Joe Six Pack: "How you like them apples, knuckleheads?" pg 3

You speak the truth.

I hope someone provokes him, I could use the entertainment.