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I thought he filled in there a couple times, both in pre and regular seasons, and played well...I could just be light upstairs, though...

Obviously you know nothing, Herr Doktor...the man is a football genius with insights you can't even imagine...you're just jealous!

He should start with the clip of Kelly's last play, game-winning dive against the China Dollphins to set the table for the interview.

I thought Chambers played great at RG when he's been in there. Why Whittle over him? Is it a matchup thing with Miami? I see Whittle is 3 inches shorter and 35 pounds lighter...faster/more agile?

I worry he would try to lure away Dick Jauron to be his head coach, as he prefers a conservative approach to game planning.

Don't gloat just yet...I'm betting the League passes new rules, just for Brady, allowing him to play on crutches. Imagine the unfair advantage if he's allowed to hold off pass rushers with his crutches.

Jackson has had success with YAC in the short passing game. I think perhaps some folks mis-remember some of those as running plays.

It's pretty obvious that he's one of those backs who are really hard to bring down when they've got a full head of steam...getting to that point is the problem, and I think 80-90% of the fault ain't his. Seems like every time he breaks into the second level running up the middle, the play gets called back for holding. What does that tell you?

You know, Tom Brady was a little like this his first year playing - fresh-faced, open, humble, full of youth and enthusiasm. Then, slowly, inexorably, he was pulled into the downward spiraling orbit of the Evil One, Bellishit, from which there is no escape. As his team's ill-gotten successes mounted, Brady's ego grew like some cancerous weed. Fed by a sycophantic media and bandwagon-jumping fan adulation, Tom Brady was soon out of control and, as we all too sadly know, eventually became the broken, twisted wretch he is today. I pray to St. Timothy of Russert and all that is good in this universe to watch over and protect our Trent Edwards, that he may remain centered, whole and sane as the Bills rise to their destiny and start winning Super Bowls by the handfuls.

I see Brady Quinn has flagged that one in his favorites list.

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John Murtha called and he wants to know if the above is a racist statement or merely a redneck one. BTW, I know it's getting close to election day, LA, but is that really a good enough reason to switch fishnet for political boob avatars?

Press coverage or tattoos?

Love your attitude here, boys...do we smell blood in the water or what?

I know what you mean. Big difference from the "cross your fingers and hope for the best" feeling we've had for so many games the last few years.

Ya think?

Again, that was what the Mitchell hit on Warner was all about. I hope the rest of our team got that message loud and clear and starts to act likewise...though it could be Jauron stresses they should be gentlemen and not stoop to the Pats* level.

Yeah, probably, but just scroll down a few posts and you'll see this: http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=74629 Man, don't you guys waste your whole life reading every post here like me?

Kawika has shown he can be an enforcer if he needs to be (Warner). Any Pats* scum even breathes hard on Trent I hope he retaliates hard and lays them out for a couple games.

Good post. Thought I'd help you flesh out some of the details a bit for our readers.

Ha ha, relax guys...check out the link above.

Hey, maybe you should find another team to latch on to...you and the the Pats* fans have a lot in common. http://www.patsfans.com/new-england-patrio...ght-i-will.html

Absolutely. And big deal, one lopsided win at home for a no-guts up and down team. Consistency is what it will take to win the division...you know, like the Bills have.

Nothing wrong with a little drama, I say. Maybe this is why mjbb64 has declined to post in the four years he's been a member here. You think of the great SB winning teams, and they all have a great QB. Yeah, you can also get a Trent Dilfer, but the ones that come to mind are Bradshaw, Montana, Elway, Young, Brady*. They don't do it alone, of course, but a team doesn't acquire that elite status without these guys. I think this is the hope Bills fans are pinning on Trent. He's so good, so young that we dare to dream he's the guy we could build a dynasty around. That's a lot to lay on the man, but, so far, he's shown he can handle it. "We want to develop a quality football team that is going to last. Our goal is to win the Super Bowl and win it again and again." -Marv Levy

Ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto and, uh...ditto.