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Yeah. How many steps are there? Like 12? I think the first is denial and the second is bitterness. So he's been at step two for like four years. Pathetic.

Oh! That was dirty and funny.

You're right about it only being one year with him. But this is how I'm looking at it: I think that it gives us the time and flexibility we need to continue bringing along both Hardy and Johnson and see if they are the answer(s) going forward and whether they are ready to contribute. It takes a while to groom a wideout and I think having Evans and Owens starting ahead of them allows them the chance to slowly be brought along. So just because TO will probably be one and done in Buffalo doesn't mean we're SOL. Our receiving corps should be better off when it's all said and done.

Shut up Mort.

I didn't like how he said the TO signing is more hype than substance. All TO's b.s. aside, we added a star player who is a proven playmaker and who scores a lot of touchdowns. TO has never been a problem his first year on a new team. He also knows this is his last shot at one more pay-day. He's hope he's been humbled and will just play hard.

I know Holmes played big in the Super Bowl but no way is Ward/Holmes that high.

They just had Vic Carriucci on the 103.3. I was listening to it like 15 minutes ago.

Mort is so bitter. What a baby, get the hell over it you little B word.

Cool. I renewed mine last week anyway. I'm actually pissed now because I thought I had a real good chance to move down this year. This'll be my third year, so I don't have much seniority. I was sort of banking on people not renewing so I could slide down to the lower bowl.

Well we did sign Terrell Owens. It's kind of a big deal.

I'm pretty sure they'll bring in one of the free agent OLBs. I can only hope they're exploring trade options like the Waters and Scheffler speculations.

Even though you cancelled and then came back, did you keep your original seats?

If Whitner is rangy enough to hold down the free safety spot; if McKelvin, McGee and Florence can cover guys well; if the D-Line can pressure the QB; then Williams can be an asset. He is a devastating hitter and a run stopping force but he is an extreme liability in pass coverage. It is a risky move but it could work in Buffalo if they deploy him properly. Plus, he's an upgrade over Scott.

Crazy! That's awesome. This TO thing is big deal.

It's kinda funny but I think the two East divisions are the best while the two West divisions are the worst.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=84688

Actually it is on here. Search again.

I friggin love Buffalo.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=84719

Vernon Gholston. Workout warrior and now busting.

The AFC East is gonna be crazy competitive all year.

You're right, for a guy who plays at 240lbs Schobel does well against the run. I've seen him chase down a few RBs and turn the play back inside.

He should be Moss and Welker too. They have no CBs.

Yeah, Kelsay has got to go. Our only hope is the Bills draft a top pass rushing DE and that he impresses so much in camp that the Bills feel confident he can start and then cut Kelsay.

The TG ship sailed long ago. That deal is dead. And there's a new regime in KC anyway.