ThreeBillsDrive

Polian was cited on NFL Network by Rich Eisen and Deon Sanders for going to 4 Superbowls, 3 of which with the Bills. They were complimentary to Polian's record of achievement.

Is ESPN also the network where so many "experts" picked the Dolphins to win Superbowl XLI?

Leaving a legacy is one of a competitor's greatest drivers. Edge can count his cash until he's blue in the face but he kissed goodbye to a ticket to the HOF. We also saw this year how Edge's great Indy numbers were dependent on a credible offensive line. Weaker OL in Arizona, weaker results.

Rex Grossman gave up the back breaking points on an ill-advised pass. Rex Grossman failed to do a basic thing pee wee football quarterbacks can do: handle a snap. TWICE! Rex Grossman failed to make plays when he needed to down the stretch. Rex Grossman didn't do a damned thing to help the Bears in the fourth quarter yesterday. So, does CBS's "NFL General Manager" Charlie Casserly still think Grossman is a better QB than JP Losman. Remember when he said Losman wasn't even in the same "league" compared with Grossman (and his other young QB favorites including Rivers, Big Ben, etc.)

Here's the link: http://www.palmbeachpost.com/search/conten...e_col_0203.html EXTRA POINTS ... ... Former Buffalo Bills and U. of Miami QB Jim Kelly, visibly feeling very little pain, was bumping 'n' grinding wildly with three barely dressed women Thursday night on the dance floor of Automatic Slims in Miami Beach, while the nerdy former Dolphins QB Jay Fiedler egged him on with: "Go, Jimmy! Go, Jimmy! Go!" ...

I'm sure there's some poor soul in Bangladesh wearing a T-shirt that reads Buffalo Bills Superbowl XXVII Champions.

Phillip Rivers. He's younger than them all (with the exception of Big Ben, who's the same age). He showed incredible poise for a QB playing his first full year. He wasn't the reason SD lost to NE. He looked like a veteran for much of the year, and yes, even during the NE game. I wish JP can show the same poise in 2007.

Exactly. I was in Miami for the December 25th Monday night game between the Jets and Fins. It poured from the start to the finish. How is it that all the woosies who pay 1000 bucks a ticket can't stay till the finish as a poor puck like me who pays 75 bucks.

Billy Joel's rendition was just plain awful. Billy Joel raced through the national anthem as if he was driving in the Indy 500. He took 1 minute and 31 seconds to sing it, 13 seconds short. His voice is also bad bad bad. Couldn't they bring Whitney back now that she's divorced her crack head dealer and in recovery.

LOL!

My girlfriend loved it. Nuff said. At least the singer chick was hot. I wish the camera would have showed her more.

As the self-described best back in the NFL, I'm not sure Willis' ego would allow the Bills to institute a two-back system even if it's in the team's best interests.

It was the most thrilling televised sports event I've ever watched. The game is etched in my mind forever.

I actually was in Miami on December 25th for the Jets - Dolphins game for the Monday night football. The conditions were identical. I paid 75 bucks per tickets. The Superbowl attendees paid an average of 1000 bucks per tickets. I stayed and many of them left. Real football fans stay through the worst conditions. But when you have CEOs, celebrities, wealthy people, executives of sponsor/advertisers, etc. attending, what can you expect?

Exactly. Someone who really wants to be in Buffalo is the attitude we need in more players.

Nutrisystem. Kelly should phone Marino for a contact at the company.

Exactly. The Colts got hot at the right moment with all 3 facets of their team clicking throughout the playoffs, much like the Steelers did last year (notwithstanding a so-so game by the offence in XL). That the defence clicked late in the season made a good team a great team, that clearly deserves the Lombardi.

His self-sacks were priceless. I'll never forget "NFL General Manager" on CBS NFL Today dissing Losman relative to Grossman and his other favorites (Rivers, Eli Manning, Roethlisberger).

Bruce will be a first year ballot winner in his first year of eligibility in 2009.

2 interceptions, 1 lost fumble, 1 recovered fumbled snap, and the inability to engineer a consistent passing game in the biggest game of his career. And a continual insistence in throwing off his back foot in spite of his miserable results when doing so. The bad Rex Grossman showed up today. Was the media really "ignorant" in questioning his consistency? If I am Rex Grossman, I wouldn’t pick up the phone, listen to the radio, read the newspaper or watch TV, let alone go to the Supermarket, for awhile. Stinker and possibly psychologically terminal for a young quarterback, Grossman’s performance was the type of thing quarterbacks have nightmares about.

Both lines need beefing up if we're to improve from 7-9 to maybe 9-7 or 10-6.

It was less of a snore than last year's Pittsburgh - Seattle bore.

What's with Prince wearing an aquamarine and orange outfit for the Superbowl. Is he a Dolfan?

So I wonder if Grossman still thinks the media is "ignorant" for continuing to question his consistency.

Billy Joel's voice may have been auto-tuned: http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/02/04/billy-...the-super-bowl/