lets_go_bills

Both Trent Edwards and Roscoe Parrish will play on Sunday. We all figured they would, but bb.com has confirmed it. Glad to hear it. http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1...07-45c9688ace7e

HEY! You're supposed to be on my side.

When you have the heaviest line in the biz, there's no excuse to be five games in and not have a 100 yard rusher yet. All I hear is how those guys love to block for Lynch. O-Lineman are supposed to love run block, because all they have to do is be road-grading beasts. Juts drive block and push. I think they'll get it together soon. The whole Peters thing hurt us, but they'll get in sync soon I believe.

What the hell is wrong with our atmosphere? I love it there. It's the atmosphere that is my favourite thing about going. Sundays at the Ralph are my absolute favourite thing to do.

It's just so much easier to blame JP though.

I remember them playing Journey. I thought it was odd, but sang along a bit. I only knew this song because of Family Guy, when they did it for karaokee. Funny stuff.

That is the only thing you take away from this thread? Seriously though, the O-Line has problems and it is all Peters' fault. I think they'll figure it out soon and get it together (and they better because if they don't, Trent's gonna wind up in a coma next time). *Knocks on wood. The line is beefy enough that they should be able to push anyone and form a secure pocket, which is why their ineptitude is so puzzling. The fumble was JP's fault.

Skip doesn't even have a personality. He just takes the unpopular stance on everything to annoy everyone and generate argumentative conversation. Basically, if you haven't won a championship in your sport, you suck, according to Skip. Here are a few of his insanities: -Tiger Woods is not the best golfer in the world. -LeBron James and Kevin Garnett are not good at basketball. -Mike Piazza is not a HoFer. -The NBA reglar season is more exciting than March Madness. -When Tom Caughlin played his starters in the final game last year despite clinching, Skip said it was, "the worst single-game decision ever made." Fortunately, his co-workers have begun calling him The Joker seeing how he looks like him.

Good little article on the matchup with a nice video too. Some key points: -The Bills are 2-0 coming off byes under Jauron. -The Bills should be well-rested and well-prepared. -Long trip for the Chargers from West to East. This is a 10am game for them, then they fly straight to London. (They may be already looking ahead and fatigue should play a factor). I also liked this little blurb: NUMBERS 2 – Number of interceptions the Bills have thrown all season. 332 – Pounds. The average weight of the Bills' offensive line, heaviest in the NFL. 8 – Years played by defensive end Aaron Schobel without missing a game. 7-for-9 – Rian Lindell on field-goal attempts of 50 yards or more. 26.6 – Average age of Bills starters, third-youngest in the NFL. Cool stuff. Linkage: http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/200...84824/?chargers

As of right now McGee remains out with a sprained knee.

Are you high?

Stick it to the man.

This trade made sense for both teams. I'm a little surprised because this type of movement is rare, but the speculation was rampant, even though Detroit said they would not trade him. The circus in Big D just got crazier. The Lions have CJ, who is better than Roy. He was a FA who didn't want to be there anymore, and rather than tag him and juggle a soap opera, Detroit did the right thing and unloaded the guy for a lot of picks. These picks will help Detroit lay the foundation of their new team. Their rebuilding begins... Dallas added more talent, and a compliment to TO, plus another weapon for Romo when he returns. They have stars everywhere and could stand to give up some picks for a proven commodity in Roy. All in all, I really don't care because it has nothing to do with us and is an NFC matter. But it was interesting to hear.

We'll probably never know the truth. But if it's true that he didn't want to play for Buffalo, then f**k him. A 3rd was a fair trade and a great offer. Too bad. It's over now, let's move on. I don't care anymore.

We'll know for sure in 30 minutes.

Oh well. No biggie. If this is true, we can put that everlong TG thread behind us.

The lack of love is nothing new. I'm not worried, we'll show 'em.

It's sad really. He was a high draft pick, given millions of dollars, and played really well to start his career. It was promising. How he screwed up repeatedly is beyond me. And just when it looked bleak, the Commish gave him another chance, another shot to redeem himself. And he failed. It's very disappointing.

and they play in the most abysmal and pathetic division in football.

You do know this is a Bills board right?

Those Jets throwbacks were just awful.

Ya know what? I think the author just gave it the article the wrong title. What it is supposed to be is: "Teams in Most Need of a New Stadium." Think about it. Now it makes sense.

That is a ridiculous list. With the lease at Qualcomm about to expire, the Chargers appear most likely to move. The Jags can't fill the stadium and tha Rams are another team that could move. As long as Ralph is around, we aren't goin anywhere. I think he's got at least 10 more years left in him.

You got it all wrong, Tony didn't walk into a bar, he walked into a restaurant... ...and saved someone's life. Hymlic maneuver.

Just call a truce fellas. Enoughs enough.