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Dat's right. Go Big Red!

Strangely, I now feel nauseated.

I'll tell you what, if the Bills didn't collapse in that game against the Pats, Boston would be wringing their hands like mad today. The Bills dominated the Pats in much the same way that the Colts did (albeit to a lesser extent), which would have made two dominations, at home, on national TV, to AFC opponents. That defense was taken for a ride in both games, and if we had only hung on, the Pats D would be getting lambasted in the press. Ah well.

Kansas OK's evolution language My favorite part: Aw hell, why not.

Dammit, Doc! You forgot to use the lube again!

Amazing how close this sounds to a junkie convincing himself he can take just one more hit, and that's all.

Yes, but I thought it had to involve the guy who hasn't carried the ball in years.

...well, their output, at least. 4 trips, 4 TDs. Had we done that against the Pats, it would have been a similar story.

Lawrence Philips....wow.

I sense a book and a cable TV movie in the making...

Is that "newly" non-virgin, or is this someone else?

I would have to say "no", but if one of his teammates does something spectacular and he gives them a smack on the helmet, then that definitely counts as a hit. Not only that, but he will also then get at least partial credit for the spectacular play.

Don't forget...you too can play the "count the hits" game and see if you can find as many Bruschi (We're not worthy!) hits as the media.

Damn if this isn't the post of the year for me.

Um...it's a Saturday night game.

F!$#@ Miami. Forever.

How come it doesn't affect Nick in Bruschi (We're not worthy!)?

I agree with the sentiment that the Pats game was the big fish that got away. I also think it could have been a real turning point for the team, and now it's just another road loss sinking the ship further. I think, at the end of this season, we'll look back on the Pats game and realize that's when our season truly "jumped the shark".

Great quote from that site. Pretty interesting in the context of:

That's an awful lot of conclusions to be drawing based on a 'hunch'.

How 'bout some props, baby. Come on now. Send me some love.

Well heck, the guy DID complete 100% of his passes on 4th down in that game.

Nothing really, as long as you have low standards.

I remember seeing Posey at one point in the second half of the Pats game, and the first thing that popped into my head was, "Oh yeah, Posey. Forgot all about him." Which is not exactly what I like out of my starting OLB.

The Pats couldn't stop him three times in a row all night. I doubt they stick 9 in the box at that point in the game anyway.