bills44

come on, man. really?

"Nate Turner had a great offseason. Look for him to be a factor in the passing game this season."

haha...dude played well against backups. Big !@#$ing deal.

His heart may be in Buffalo, but where are his Twitter thumbs?

sure thing, dog

for a relatively new member (February 2011), you seem to know an awful lot about past events on this board.... Please, enlighten us as to how Peters and POS would still be here if not for "delusional" Bills fans.

I hope that Raider Nation welcomes dog8675309 with open arms.

Heap always seems to be hurt. Not a particularly good blocker, either

thanks

maybe they're shopping Roscoe?

he loved him some Trent, that's for sure.

hmm...interesting.

I guess Pittsburgh and Green Bay are !@#$ed....small towns, not glitzy

they are one and the same http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/131217-anthony-hargroves-brother-killed-in-florida/

Scrappy was driving the BMW

I really underestimtaed the influence that message board posters have on NFL Free Agency. Here I thought that Posluszny wanted to get paid and play in a 4-3, and the Bills and Whitner decided that it was best that they part ways. But, I guess that the fans "ran them out of town".

Admittedly, I've never played a down in the NFL. He was free to go where he wanted, but if he really didn't want to play in a 3-4, why did he express his desire to stay in Buffalo?

doesn't say much about Posluszny's willingness to take on a challenge.

I'm really not sure what this has to do with my original statement, but I'll play along. Off the top of my head, Willis (to mention he and POS in the same sentence is an insult to Willis), David Harris, Jon Beason, Lawrence Timmons

His reputation far exceeded his performance

for salary & 401k contributions cut as a result of the lockout. http://www.wivb.com/dpp/sports/bills_and_nfl/no-money-lost-by-bills-employees The Buffalo Bills have reinstated both 401(k) plan contributions and full salaries to employees now that the NFL lockout is being lifted, the team's CEO Russ Brandon has confirmed to The Associated Press. Employees will also be reimbursed for back pay and have their contributions restored since both were cut when the lockout began in March, Brandon said in an e-mail Monday evening.

hate reading news like this. on another note, saw this comment to the PFT article: skoobyfl says: Jun 24, 2011 8:20 AM RIP, us Buffalo Bills fans still love you Anthony & support you / your family. God Bless you all during this hard time. This thread was started at 8:22 on the 24th. Hmmm....

Generally, people who act like they know it all don't know ****.

At least you're honest. Obviously, he shouldn't have been drinking and driving, or speeding excessively (yes, I admit - I have, on occasion [even this morning on the way to work], broken the speed limit). That said, I don't see anybody excusing his behavior. Indeed. But is the act of drunk driving reprehensible only if passengers and/or other motorists are seriously injured or killed? FWIW, I think that Horton was also on pills at the time of his accident. And his jersey hangs in the rafters at HSBC Arena.

Haha....I don't need or want your approval. Very mature response, though. Save the sanctimonious garbage for somebody else.