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One could only hope for the 6'8 Leonard Pope!

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This team is a joke. I cannot even stand to watch them play. Trent does not even look downfield, let alone throw the ball down field. What is the point of paying such high priced receivers if you arent gonna FORCE the ball to them! This just goes to prove how much better Romo and the Cowboys are than Edwards and the Bills.

Bills get 3 "wows"...rank 2nd, behind Gillette Stadium. *Read some used comments at the bottom...some great stories and compliments for the RALPH! http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/...ng-the-stadiums

Ok, so you guys are tricky...Steve Christie, was the FIRST person to touch the ball on that play.

Will never happen. (choke on a) Dick Jauron is too nice of a guy to run the score up on some team. He is all about high character.

Bottom line: Brady > Edwards Moss > Owens Welker > Evans

Jenkins, Huggins and WR coach Tyke Tolbert.

Triva Question answer is...FB Lorenzo Neal. Dang, I'm intelligent.

I would like to see this happen for us. I think he would be a good LB in our young corps, and he could earn a chance to start at WOLB. He was a stud in college and had a good combine. http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2009/02/23/some-lb-40-times/ Ohio State LB Marcus Freeman continued his strong workout with a 4.67. He also had 30 reps on the bench press. He had a MUCH better showing than many LB's taken FAR ahead of him. I think with the right coaching, in the right situation, he would become a starting caliber LB. God knows we need some.

spygate video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntw7G7enxEk...mp;feature=fvwp

Please explain to me how did the ref effect the game by picking up the ball, right before the center grabs it, wiping it off and setting it down 6 inches - 1 foot closer to the line. What effect did that have when Brady shredded the pass through our defense anyways? It was not even relevant, except that it looked on purpose. It is a different story, on my part, if Brady does not complete the pass and they run for no gain, but still get the 1st due to the previous spot that gave them 6-12 inches.

Not fair considering they are 2 different kinds of running backs. But given he has been to the pro-bowl, is younger and can run between the tackles effectively...i'll take Lynch.

Bottom line is...this had ZERO impact on the game whatsoever!

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/art...60281/index.htm Reggie Bush had this to say... Fullback Heath Evans, signed as a free agent in the off-season after four years in New England, sensed a familiar vibe. "There were teams I would not have considered, no matter how much money they offered me," said Evans. "But I felt a humility with these guys. If there's anything I learned from Bill Belichick, it's that you have to stay hungry. Never be satisfied with where you are. I got that from [saints] Coach [sean] Payton and the veterans on this team." One of those veterans is Reggie Bush, four seasons in the NFL after winning the Heisman Trophy at USC. "I thought we were focused last year," Bush said. "We really weren't. Wins are hard to come by in this league. We have to stay in the present." He would be a perfect fit on a Dick Jauron coached football team.

Hey, I'd take Taylor Mays or Eric Berry (pref. Mays) in the 1st round, in a HEARTBEAT!

This is just a silly idea I came up with recently, specifically after watching TWO games on Monday night. I REALLY liked being able to see football ALL Monday night. I really think it would benefit the league to have more "Prime-Time" games on Sunday and Monday nights, maybe even Thursday. I think it would be a great idea, maybe not so much for a Thursday, but certainly for the days dedicated to football. I would like to see the NFL have a East coast game start at 7pm and a West coast game on at 10pm, on both Sunday and Monday nights. It would make more games available to the public to view on a National broadcast. This may be a stupid waste of a post...but I like the idea A LOT, being not only a Bills fan, but a football fan in general. Would you like to see 2 games on EVERY Sunday and Monday NIGHT? If not on Sundays, then definitly on Mondays. What would the negative impact be, if any at all? I think it would be nothing but all positives if the NFL chose to do this.

I would like to see us look at Leon Williams...recently cut by the Browns.

JohnNdallas says: September 16, 2009 7:06 PM Rocky?! Come on ya damn hog farmer, his name is Damien or better known as McSac in KC That is a comment from the story, his nickname was "McSack!" He also played for the Dolphins a few years back, my buddy hated him and I dont recall him being any good. I guess he could be a better option than Jonathan Scott, but he is much older than Scott.

They are 2 different backs. Lynch is a bruiser...Fred is more finesse.

Son of a bithc...how long did it take the Red Sox to win a World Series title?

This entire time, since August...I have been wondering why in the hell Forrest Whitaker would be the guy to introduce Bruce Smith at the Hall of Fame inductions? LOL. Sorry. Had to share this one...

Didn't he just have an INT for TD on Sunday?

If that was the case, he would be saying..."That WAS my Quarterback, and he is married, to a HOT playmate, and I am not...why did I call him a queer?"

Joba pinstripe... ...wait, did somebody say BILLS FOOTBALL HAS STARTED??? WHITNER (authentic) THROWBACK!