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The running game will come along when teams start respecting our passing game more.

Willy is flirting with being a 6th or 7th round pick.

"The threat of global warming is so great that campaigners were justified in causing more than £35,000 worth of damage to a coal-fired power station, a jury decided yesterday. In a verdict that will have shocked ministers and energy companies the jury at Maidstone Crown Court cleared six Greenpeace activists of criminal damage. Jurors accepted defence arguments that the six had a "lawful excuse" to damage property at Kingsnorth power station in Kent to prevent even greater damage caused by climate change. The defence of "lawful excuse" under the Criminal Damage Act 1971 allows damage to be caused to property to prevent even greater damage – such as breaking down the door of a burning house to tackle a fire." http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/c...law-925561.html

Sometimes flash videos don't work for me and stop at 2 seconds with no sound. All i do is restart my computer.

The biggest refinery in the US is right in the Houston area.

Donahoe lives here.

Mark my words... Stroud will have 3 sacks (or more) on sunday.

Stroud was completely dominant last week. 7 tackles 2 sacks 3 stuffs 2 pass defenses. Imagine what he will do... a) against his former team, who are trashing him b) against backup O-linemen. In short, Bills D all the way.

Wait wait wait... why does Bills insider become !@#$?

Thanks... couldn't find the 2008 version so i just linked the !@#$ story.

Would you make Shaft white? How about turning spider-man into spider-woman?

I believe Lance has a bigger heart than most people, and therefore is able to get more oxygen to his muscles.

Because he is hiding in Pakistan, and the Pakistani's will not go after him. If they/we tried to go after him... the flimsy Pakistani government might collapse, and an extremist one would replace it. The area OBL is hiding in is very sympathetic to his "cause".

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2008/30/sports...lls_301765.html Forbes: Team Value $885 million, the Buffalo Bills are owned by Ralph Wilson Jr, who bought them in 1959 for $25,000. The skinny Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson, 90, has been crying poverty for years and has stated that the team will be sold after he dies. For years the Bills made a lot of money thanks to their rabid fans. But over the past few seasons the team's small market and antiquated stadium have placed the Bills in the bottom third of revenue of the NFL.

Bills 34, Seahawks 10 Buffalo 1. Bills RT Kirk Chambers was surprisingly effective. Chambers did a great job of keeping DE Patrick Kerney, Seattle's top pass-rusher, away from QB Trent Edwards. Chambers was patient and showed awareness and good foot agility. He got the job done without much help from a tight end or a fullback chipping to his side, forcing Kerney to rush around the edge and taking away his inside spin move. 2. Buffalo's special teams sparkled again. Few coaches emphasize special teams as zealously as Dick Jauron, and his attention to that area certainly paid dividends in Week 1. The Bills consistently formed solid, effective wedges in the return game, and when special teams coach Bobby April engineered a fake field goal that resulted in a wide-open touchdown pass the game was pretty much over. Seattle 1. QB Matt Hasselbeck can't do it alone. The Seahawks came into the game without a true No. 1 receiver, and the loss of WR Nate Burleson to a knee injury all but handcuffed the passing game. Seattle had to concentrate on short slants, quick outs and other very basic routes because the young receivers simply lack the route-running skills and experience to execute more complicated routes. 2. The Seahawks (again) appear soft inside. The interior defensive line couldn't stack up the Bills and play stout at the line of scrimmage. When that group got knocked off the line, MLB Lofa Tatupu was able to take fewer direct angles to the ball. The result: Instead of stops made at or behind the line of scrimmage, most of Tatupu's tackles came at least a couple of yards downfield.

The Jets/Pats game needs to look like both teams are terrible for the Bills to get any coverage.

It kind of sounds like his agent has a major controlling influence on him.

Can't find the video of his pancake anywhere.

I want to post them on the Jag's board to show how much their backup O-Line is going to be dominated.

To be fair, Young sucks... a lot.

New kings of the AFC East: Buffalo Bills. The Jets are right there, too, but the Bills distinguished themselves with a complete 34-10 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. The Bills also have Pro Bowl T Jason Peters returning to practice on Monday after a 43-day holdout. http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afceast/0-3-49/...mpacts-AFC.html

You know... if another katrina happens, do you think they will rebuild NO? At some point you gotta think they will realize having a city there isn't the smartest thing in the world.

Looks like we have good tackle depth when peters comes back.... contrary to what certain posters have said.

Honestly, i don't see how it's possible to have a better game than he did today.

IMO, this pretty much cements ours and the jets playoff spots... we went from 0 wins against NE to a very good chance of sweeping them. The question becomes, who will win the AFC east, the Jets or us? Those two extra wins will come in handy.