Tom

But to Solicit Season Ticket Purchasing.......... Dude hinted about today's PC but would not elaborate.

Vindication my butt! They probably got their info from your post!!!

Just to get you back on the board! I welcome both you and Dwight with open arms!!!

Enter Marv......

What's YOUR function?

"The Foolish Club" In 1958 Lamar Hunt (son and heir of Texas oilman H. L. Hunt) attempted to bring an NFL franchise to his hometown of Dallas but was rejected by the league. A second attempt in 1959 was also unsuccessful. Hunt was advised by league officials to contact the owners of the Chicago Cardinals, who offered to sell Hunt a 20 percent stake in the team. Hunt rejected the offer, and it was then that he began to envision not just a new team in the NFL, but an entirely new league. Hunt began his quest for a new league by contacting others who had shown interest in the Cardinals, and assessing their interest in starting a new league. These included K.S. (Bud) Adams of Houston, Bob Howsam of Denver and Max Winter and Bill Boyer of Minneapolis. This brought to four the number of potential teams in the new league. Next, Hunt sought franchises in Los Angeles and New York City. But at the same time he sought the blessings of the NFL for his nascent league, as he did not seek a rivalry with the older and more established league. "I told myself I didn’t want to go into this if it meant some kind of battle," Hunt would later recall. "Of course, this was one of the more naive thoughts in the history of pro sports." [1] Soon after, Hunt received commitments from Barron Hilton (Los Angeles) and Harry Wismer (New York). On August 14, 1959 the first league meeting was held in Chicago and charter teams were given to Dallas, New York, Houston, Denver, Los Angeles and Minneapolis. On August 22 the league was officially named the American Football League. Two more cities were awarded franchises later in the year - Buffalo (Ralph Wilson) on October 28 and Boston (William H. (Billy) Sullivan) on November 22. The AFL's first draft took place the same day Boston was awarded their franchise. The draft lasted for 33 rounds.

Modrak had heart surgery a few years back.......

I could live with MM as HC with Haslett as DC and a new OC but I'm hesitant to say Martz or Norv...

Undisclosed Source: Mularkey Still Head Coach Mark J. Grimaldi - Tuesday, January 3, 2006 - 8:39 PM An undisclosed source has told WGR Sports Radio 550 that Mike Mularkey has returned to Buffalo, NY. The source also reported to WGR that Mularkey says that he will keep his job as Bills' Head Coach, but that Tom Donahoe will be let go. Once again this report is unconfirmed so make sure to stay tuned to WGR Sports Radio 550 for more breaking news from One Bills Drive. I guess it's a done deal..........

Go up 280 to 80 to 287..... Pretty close to you, in Parsippany.

Funny.... Haslet will be in Detroit, huh? Where are Ralph & the boys meeting now?

Add Mark Hamister to your list!

Great, Ralph Wilson lives in Detroit, Tom Modrak lives in Jacksonville, Marv Levy lives in Chicago, I live in New Jersey, Jim Morrison is in Paris, Doesn't anyone stay in Buffalo????????

MM is the new owner, Ralph fired himself!

What is Empire saying?

Only see Donahoes name on the ticker....

You must love BB.com then!

Scarey........... Nice Lexus @ DiFeo's though!

He was spotted in the Detroit Airport this evening strolling with Mutt Millen....

You're joking, right?

Vic Carucci said Saturday that TD will probably be gone...........

Ditto............ I wanted a 'W' but it really didn't matter, I was laughing all 4th Qtr.

Maybe Dwight Adams can head up the scouting............