Chalkie Gerzowski

Not a chance. Actually they should have giant snow-making machines behind the light standards.

The new seats were being put in.....so, 1999?......

That looks ancient. They should build a new 150,000 seat, retractable roof dome right next to the Skyway.

They have casinos there.

Green Goo Field Plant some grass seed on the former Bethlehem Steel site. Put 20,000 bleacher seats surrounding the field. Make sure it is placed right above the remnants of the Manhattan Project still buried underground. Now THAT would be a home field advantage.

Bo knows hip problems as diagnosed by Dr. Orenthal J. Simpson.

It was smarter though to put a baseball stadium downtown. As long as the structural integrity of the Ralphie Richy Rich Stadium is fine, there is no need at all (for a new stadium). I think Thompson bringing the discussion up doesn't hurt. He obviously should be paying attention to more pertinent things.....you know like a budget crisis and day-to-day issues. Just the idea that the concept of a new stadium being brought up is good, even if it is fodder.

Antonio Brown Stadium?

One has to wonder if there may be any ramifications for having an older stadium. Every other NFL city seems to have a new stadium. Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Tampa, Nashville, St. Louis, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix (2006), Indy (2008), Dallas (future), Houston, NY Jets?, Chicago (major renovations), Green Bay (renovations). That's a lot of cities. Is there a somewhat secret policy to have all NFL teams outfitted with new stadiums? There are talks in Minneapolis, New Orleans and San Diego for new stadiums. A vast majority of NFL cities either have a new stadium or have plans at various stages in the mix. A downtown stadium, just the concept would be nice......but it seems easily to be too much a luxury item. If the Wilson family had plenty of money, a new stadium could possibly be funded privately. That will not happen. What is the structural integrity of Ralph Wilson Stadium? It must be in pretty good shape still I would assume. Buffalo's major mistake was building the large UB campus in Amherst. Put that on the waterfront 40 years ago and see what kind of critical mass would have been created in those 4 decades.

Baltimore built their stadiums on the edge of downtown and the inner harbor areas. Nice shiny downtown to cover up the vast ugliness of the rest of the city. I believe Cleveland did this as well. Deflect attention away from a horrid city and put a few shiny things in the downtown.

Funny that a story like this would pop up. Was just browsing one of the "NFL stadiums" websites. Arizona will have a new one for 2006. Looks decent. And, I think it was the Colts.....2008. Also considering are Minnesota, New Orleans, San Diego and maybe one or two others. I guess Dallas gave theirs the thumbs up a few months back.

Probably a clerical file at the PETA HQ?

Aye, 0-2.....so long good times......

I guess no one showed UCONN any pity either.

Ok Piglet! Start squealin! Where did you get these lemons for this lemonade???

1977......vs Patriettes Braxton scored a touchdown......they showed a replay on what was the worst scoreboard in sports history. A lite brite had better graphics. Back in Ralphies El Cheapo days.

That picture reminds me of: "STUPID BIRD.....I NEVER SHOULD HAVE PUT YOU IN CHARGE......WHY YOU!!!!!!"

cut the medicaid program to pay for it.

Especially Dexter Terrace.....or did they already blow that up?

Poor Kleinsasser of the Vikings.

That would be likely...... Ok, you get to see Brent Krahn and Eric Nystrom instead.

What math helps Bledsoe? Why not have Joe Ferguson go into the hall of fame? He had a fair amount of passing yards. Bledsoe in the hall of fame? After all the low-lights that have been made in the last few years? Every time one of the NFL pre-game shows does a highlight on a defensive player, they show Bledsoe getting sacked, getting picked, fumbling. Plenty of highlights for the Patriettes.

The Chewbacca defense was great!

No......Brady has 3 Super Bowl rings......Favre has 1 ring, and is/was the anti-thesis of Bledsoe. If the media brought out the knee pads, it was for Favre, not Drew. And Manning? Well.....Manning took Bledsoe's idea of statistical glory and added a heaping pile of steroids to it.

And all of them will pass him by into Canton. Drew is like the unfortunate soul at the deli counter with the #75 ticket and the ugly hag behind the counter barks out "6"!!!!!!!