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Don't die on us.

Whoever plays center on Sunday will have their hands full. 6-3 350 lb. Jamal Williams is a bull. When Dickie J came to Buffalo, he said that he did not want this type of D-lineman on his team. He said that you need light and fast D-linemen to get to the QB. If he hasn't already realized the folly of this theory, I think he will by Sunday evening.

It was a place called The Underground. Turns out he walked in as a tight end and left as a wide receiver.

LMAO.

I definitely agree that Marv 's drafts were far more successful than his FA signings. Walker and Dockery were much needed upgrades and I agree that they do need to improve their play, particularly run blocking.

$3.39 is the cheapest that I've seen it in the Charlotte area.

First, don't make any comments on the Internet that you wouldn't make in person because I guarantee you wouldn't dare take that tone with me if I were standing in front of you. Second, I hold Marv Levy in very high regard. Mainly for his years as a HC in Buffalo. As GM (and clearly Dick Jauron had significant input into the decisions) Marv has had mixed results. Overall I would say that his two years as GM were successful, but they weren't infallible like some people would like to think. Trading up to get McCargo was probably the most costly mistake that Marv made. It's not just in hind sight either. A lot of people felt that McCargo was going to go in the late 2nd to early 3rd round. We probably didn't even have to trade up and waste draft picks to get him. So if I throw in a sarcastic line about Marv botching this deal, don't get your panties tight. I think that Marv had two pretty good drafts. '06 was a little heavy on DB's for my taste, but I can live with that. '07's top 3 picks were outstanding. Marv had mixed results in FA as well. He brought in Craig Nall, Larry Tripplett, and Robert Royal thinking that these were players that were on the verge of becoming solid starters. Nall couldn't even compete with JP, Tripplett sucked, and we are still in need of a real Tight End. I do give Marv credit for bringing in Walker and Dockery. OL was obviously a glaring need and he filled the need with what was available. It's on the coaching staff to get these guys to run block. As for the 4th round pick, I'll take it. I do like the message that is sent to the rest of the team by trading McCargone. Shape up or ship out!

So when they use the term "orders from upstairs" they really mean "orders from upstairs".

Now, it's actually Mc Car gone.

That would be the worst case scenario. What if McCargo goes to Indy, turns it on and becomes a perennial Pro-bowler? Can you say !!!!

Thanx Marv.

What more can you expect from a no-motor, porch dog, first round bust?

Nice. Calling someone out on intelligence with a misspelled word. Keep your nose where it belongs and go F yourself while you are at it.

Si comprende.

It's a shame that there is no flippin' the bird emoticon available. But rest assured, you're #1 in my book.

I've got to admit that I did get the first part wrong. When I saw the hit live and the replays on T.V., I thought that there was more helmet to helmet. It wasn't until I was able to see Internet replays that I realized that it was more of a glancing blow to the side of the helmet/ into shoulder pad hit. So there you go, just like you, I reserve the right to remain open to other views and ideas. I guess that makes me a real good thinker after all. It also makes me half right!

I was one of the few people who said that this hit would draw a fine from the NFL. You were on record from page 1 of this thread saying that it was a clean hit. Many joined the chorus. Now, after the fine, it seems that you are changing your tune. I'm out to dinner, so I'll check in later on. I'm not ducking any reply you may have.

Aka fence riding.

... and beer goggles, paper bags, pillows, and of course... doggie style!

Flip flop much Deano?

I don't know, but I'd like to meet his tailor.

That applies to 7 pages of posters who insisted that the hit was clean.

She's got a great body, if you can get past the face. I guess that's when you resort to this...

Very weak group overall. #13 is definitely a tranny. For a good time call... ... #10!

Here's one vote against the 4 day weekend. Here's why... 76, 59, 83, 57, and 44. Those are Marshawn Lynch's rushing totals this year. What this team needed (specifically the O line) was a back to basics, training camp style, week of work. Wear out a couple of five man sleds, get a little effort out of Walker, Dockery, and Peters. How about a little blitz pickup work? Dickie J must think that a little rest and relaxation is all that is needed to improve the run blocking.