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I believe they're asking who is "America's Team" right now. And for that, I'd say the Steelers. They've won the SB 2 of the past 4 years, have dominated their division, and are blue collar all the way.

I thought he was talking about the movie, with Robert Downey Jr. and Molly Ringworm.

Good point. I now await Tim Graham's assigned story defending the greatness of Barry Bonds.

Yeah, nevermind the cheating.

Hurrah, we've made a breakthrough! Garcia isn't a great QB. Now we just need to hear you say he isn't even a "really good QB." You know, the kind of QB that Moss needs to have throwing to him, otherwise he puts up sh------- numbers and "acts like a dick" and gets himself traded. Yet even with a "really good QB," he can't win a SB, while his paltry numbers in the 2 playoff games his team won could have been produced by anyone. TO got paid almost $32M the last 3 years with the Cowboys, and Jerruh actually re-signed him prior to the start of last season, giving him a $10M bonus. Your facts, as always, are impeccable. So yeah, I'd say that worked-out pretty well for him, especially getting away from McPuke, who you yourself said would never win a SB. I guess what didn't workout for TO was having Romo, a pathetic excuse for a leader, who the Jones' are praying will magically transform into one now that big bad TO is off the team, playing rockstar rather than NFL QB. Making the playoffs 8 times in 12 full seasons and playing in the SB is "lacking playoff experience?" Any "blunts" nearby that we can dust for your fingerprints? Just when you can't say anything more dumb, it's like another gift from heaven. Oh and the fingerprints on the blunts thing was for people like you, who will believe anything like "the cops saw and smelled blunts but didn't charge anyone because no one admitted they were his." And for the record, I never called Brady gay, and never called you gay either. Nice try at making that one up. But you are what you are, despite what you claim. And more than just a couple of us realize it. But go ahead and continue to deny it. I don't know what makes you think you're a Bills fan, but if you visit your doctor, he/she will have some medication to help you.

Naw, obesity is a disease. People aren't responsible for how fat they are; it just happens.

Egad! I should had proofread my post before I posted it. I fixed it (removed "as").

Wait, I didn't hear reports of a "loud crashing sound" during 9/11. So...

Almost but not quite, and that's for the last THREE years. Funny then that TO has put up huge numbers with Garcia and Romo throwing to him. And way to not talk about the Patriots, Superfan.

Yeah, but the Bills missed out on a 2010 7th rounder! Nevermind the deals they've swung for Price, Peters, McGahee, Spikes, and Walker. It was the lack of trading Dockery for that 2010 7th rounder that proves their incompetence!

Valued highly? LOL! The Lions offered the lowest pick possible, for the following year, when they presumably felt they wouldn't be the worst team in the league amd thus it wouldn't be the first pick in the round. And as a result, they lost this valued prize. The Redskins only entered when he became a FA and wouldn't cost a draft pick, and they ended up giving a deal that pays him half of.what he was going to make with the Bills.

Cool.

He thinks they were military planes...that looked like commercial airliners? He knows there is footage of the planes hitting the towers, right? And that the towers collapsed hours later from the steel melting from the heat?

Sorry clueless, but I'm not the self-professed "Bills fan" who burst onto scene 5 months ago blasting everything about the Bills, while having "a killer first step" when it came to defending the Patriots. It was so blatant, it has become a running joke. And the CBA stuff was the clincher, as well as an embarrassment for you. Oh, so the time period is 5 years, eh? Is that because any playoff wins with the 49'ers were solely because of the great Jeff Garcia? Or had TO played in the playoff games in 2004 with the Eagles that they would have lost? Or TO caused Romo (whose hands were probably shaking from withdrawal after that trip to Cabo) to fumble that FG snap, or to throw the ball more to Witten than himself in both playoff losses? But fine, we'll go with the past 5 years, since it's post-49'ers. During that time, his teams have made the playoffs 3 of the 4 full seasons he's played (I omitted the 2005 season since he played in just 7 games, during which the team went 4-3, and they probably would have made the playoffs again and made it 4 appearances in 5 seasons). On top of that, his teams have made the playoffs 8 of the 12 full seasons he's played. That's a lot of playoff experience! Infinitely more than Fred Jackson has. If you're really a Bills fan frustrated at the playoff drought, adding a player whose career shows that his teams make the playoffs 67% of the time (and 75% at least over the 4 full seasons he's played "over the last 5 years") you should be ecstatic. Instead you make-up some stuff about how he'll need X to keep him happy for this season and how he's certain to destroy the team in some unknown manner. You can't make this stuff up! As for success, a WR alone isn't responsible for wins and losses. But you knew that. Hence the reason you got indignant when I pointed out how your boy Randy Moss (who's "taken" his teams to the playoffs just 5 times in 11 seasons and who is on his 3rd team) has made the playoffs just once since leaving the Vikings. And in the playoff games his team won that one year, he had a grand total of 2 catches for 32 yards and 0 TD's, which is slightly better than what TO produced in the games that he missed in the 2004 playoffs. Maybe we can chalk-up most of his playoff success to Daunte Culpepper? If your intention was to criticize TO for his teams' lack of playoff success, you missed the mark. Imagine that! Of course you're not sure. All that matters for you is that a QB play well for a few seasons with one team, and that's all you need to declare him "great." It's what you do. But you might want to ask yourself why the Eagles didn't even make Garcia an offer after the 2006 season, despite him publicly saying that he would like to stay there? To answer your question however, we've already established that TO got himself cut from the Eagles in a contract dispute (that worked-out great for TO), while the Eagles are further from a SB team than they were with TO on board. And the Jones have already admitted that they cut TO because Romo was a disappointment as a leader. So now that TO is no longer the scapegoat, Romo is free to throw passes to Witten to his heart's content, and see where that gets them. Because it's not like Jerry Jones has been making any bad decisions lately.

We're in violent agreement here overall, WRT players being traded and rarely taking less. My point was that Walker was traded to a team that actually paid him more than the Bills were offering. I thought you were saying that Walker was a case of trading a player and the player taking less from the new team.

It's either murder-suicide or the most precise double-slaying in history.

Walker got more money from the Bears than he was scheduled to make with the Bills, at least for the 2007 season, which is what the Bills offered and the Bears ended-up keeping him for.

Beat ya to it, sucka!

When you trade for a player, you acknowledge that he has an existing contract and that you're fine with assuming it. No one makes a trade expecting the player to reduce his contract. It also signals that a team is fine with surrendering something for that player. No one, outside of the Lions, was interested in trading for Dockery, which means assuming his contract and giving-up something for him. And the Lions themselves gave a half-hearted attempt at it, figuring that Dockery was theirs for the taking. But that's why they just came off the first-ever winless season in the NFL. They should have offered a 2009 7th rounder at least, instead of a laughable conditional 2010 7th rounder.

What do you expect from a Mickey Mouse organization?

Definitely murder-suicide. Four shots to him, one shot to her, no signs of a struggle, gun found nearby. Sad.

I got a feva, and the only prescription, is more porn!

I doubt you'll find anyone dumb enough to touch the opposing view. There is just far too much incertainty, if not decades of evidence the contrary, that a government-run welfare (in essence) program won't work.

Actually, it would make the victim responsible, for being drunk that night and walking into Lynch's car.

Good point. I'm sure that conditional 7th rounder in 2010 would have been the difference.