High Mark

This is a wholesale site.... the more you buy the cheaper they are. there should be a table lower on the page explaining prices in regards to quantity. Other sellers just dont have them yet because they were just unveiled.

I have a whole series of freeze frames, grid inlays, and trajectory theory collected as a school project that proves it was, indeed, and forward pass. If there is a way to post said proof on the wall I will do so, but someone will have to let me know how to post pictures. However, in short, the view that convinces most it was a legal pass is from the point of view of someone sitting to the right of the 25 yard line as the Ball is being throw towards said viewpoint. 3 minute mark of this video. The trajectory of the ball plays a trick on ones site while it travels, because it travels along an arch (due to gravity) that cause the illusion of distance when viewed at an angle. The balls rises along an arch once it leave Wychecks hand before dropping due to gravity. When viewed at this angle, it gives the illusion that the ball is moving backwards, when it reality the ball is moving in a straight line , and the drop in distance one sees is actually the drop in height of the ball relative to the ground. The best way I can think to put it is this. Next time you are in the passenger seat of a car, look over at the speedometer, and note the speed. Then ask the driver the speed. Because you are looking at it from an angle, you view the speed to be slightly less than the drive, who is looking straight at the dial. That is a very simplified way to describe it, pictures make it clearer.

My guess is he cut out other things, not just his booze. Even healthy drinks like fruit juices have a lot of calories and dont fill you up. Trading Gatorade for water alone could cut 600+ cals out of your diet a day, not too mention a soda or something. Best way to cut cals is drink only water.

Add in something like "play action works....just watch the '08 KC tape" and "go for it on 4th and short" Also, make sure he knows what a "pair" refers too, Im not certain he knows.

I hate Wilfork as much as the next respectable human being, but I sure wish he was on our team. It seems these days you have to take the good with the bad. So he is a cheap shot, I admit it, but he is the type of player who wins games. He is approaching this situation like a man, and is working hard -- the opposite of Peters approach. If the Bills get a chance to get him on the same DL as Stroud, Schobel, and Maybin, I would be very pleased. And just like k-9 said, we need some nasty on this team.

I was so pleased to see the Bills actually address the OL in the draft this year. I would have liked a top tackle, but I really liked what I had seen out of Wood too. This OL I believe is still a top tackle away from being playoff caliber. One year experience for these young guys, and adding a top tackle next season would be great for the Bills long term outlook. After that, its on to the DL...which is 3-4 players away still.

Positive feedback from Bell? 100% of first hand accounts about Bell this TC have been negative. Next season our two Biggest needs will still be LT and DL

E. Brown will be running circles around Loadholt for both of their respective careers.

I watch espn pretty much anytime NFL news is on, just becasue I am interesteed in the NFL. If that news is Bills related I am obviously more interested. I couldnt care less about what those dopes thought about our team, but I will try and catch any moment of reporting they do do on the Bills...Hell I come on here 2-3 times a day...

Assuming production out of any of those guys listed is a stretch. No past performance would indicated a leap of production for either McCargo or Ellis. Schobel is old and seems to be hurt every year... Its hard to expect him to start all 16 games. Maybin is a rookie and I dont expect much from him, mainly because he is going to be a 3rd and long pass rusher his rookie year and I dont see us forcing many 3rd and longs. We can hope these guys perform, and you are rigt they need to for the Bills to succeed, I just dont see it happening.

From my personal experience at camp, Ellison is not shredding any competition. From various reports I have read, Bowen and Harris have been looking good enough to take Ellison's spot. If he is the best of the three I say play him, But I dont think he is.

There are two paths to take into the season, work your guys hard or go through to motions. Going through the motions has not worked with the Bills. That may work for other teams but not us. I would welcome a change of culture and love to being known as the hardest working team in the NFL that will beat you with will and desire, rather than what we have...which is every player wanting to go on a date with Jauron and his "its ok guys you try awfully hard, but you cant win them all, dont get too down on yourself" attitude.

Yea, I heard they were the Las Vegas Losmans....

We already have one....Brett Hull was in the crease.

I heard Brady* is a rodent killer, thing is, he kills them by feltching

Great news. The HOF game and Monday night/Season opener will give us national exposure in a great Uni, not our putrid ones.

Im rooting for Harris, hard. I Think he can be a stud. I hope the Bills coaching staff throws him to the dogs early and often just to see how he responds. Unfortunately, nothing this staff has done in the past would give me any hope that it will happen, see Corner, Jackson, Hardy, McKelvin etc.

Langston is worried about getting exposed on the left side and falling out of favor with the coaches and fans. Lang was great at RT, leave him there. I really hope with Wood now signed the coaching staff starts getting Chambers some reps at LT. Bell is not close to being ready from what I saw at camp and Im not holding my breath for Walker to succeed. Chambers did well in spelling Peters at the end of last season, lets see what he can do.

An easy system to implement would be one similar to the Franchise tag. A player at any position gets a certain percentage of the average salary of the starters from the 32 teams. The percentage would be higher for higher drafted players than the percentage for later round picks, while reaching incentives could give a player a higher percentage. Contract length should then be limited, to a min and max, which would change per round. All bases are then covered, QBs could make more than Gs, high pics make the most money, rookies aren't locked into long term deals at their rookie rate, or have their contract expire too soon and search for big money. I cant see how any current player would be against this... it would free up more money for Vets.

The standing buffalo in my biased opinion is the greatest sports uni/helmet of all time. The only uni that rivals it is the powder blue Chargers unis.

Hopefully he makes Wilfork his B word for just this season, then Wilfork leaves the dark side.

I have very low expectations for our Ts this season. I still dont agree with our strategy of drafting 2 guards and moving everyone else when we could have takend one tackle and one guard and left the other 2/5s of the line alone. Secondly, Chambers has gotten no reps at T that I have seen, he has been on the first unit LG. IMO he would be out starting LT if given the chance.

So I always called him Pinto Kenny, his name is Kenny, where does the Ron come in?

He just hasn't taken account for the "Dick factor" which gives Buffalos opponents an estimated 10 point lead, this is lost ground which our roster lacks the talent to make up.

Wait, whats wrong with Evrette Brown? ....f*ck