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Agreed about the Ralph. Especially at this time of year when the weather can be simply wonderful. The game day experience can't be beat. However, here in Washington DC my only alternative is Fedex field. Can't see driving 90 minutes to two hours each way, fighting the traffic, only to sit among people rooting for a team that I really don't like. So for me it's Sunday ticket and the La-Z-boy.

I hope we all set aside a few moments today for silent reflection to honor the thousands of people who died on 9/11/01 in New York, Washington, DC, and Shanksville, Pa. We also need to offer our thanks for the thousands more servicemen and women from many nations who died or were wounded in the years since, as well as those who served our nation so proudly and bravely. This anniversary is a stark reminder that what happens on the sports field pales in comparison to events in the world arena.

What does that video have to do with Chad Henne? And did that coach get canned?

Having bought the groceries, he apparently has realized there was nothing to cook.

I wouldn't mind McNeill, but I'm sure San Diego wouldn't let him go for anything less than a king's ransom

I think we'd all love to see Belicheck revert to his Cleveland Browns record, but that man is dangerous and has broken our hearts more times than I care to remember. Nonetheless, Sunday is the Bills' day to shine. Go Bills!

I hope he gets a little more "seasoning" before they toss him into the fire!

Good for you -- have a great weekend back home and hope the Bills rock the house on Sunday.

I hope the Bills start surprising folks on Sunday. Go Bills!

Let's reduce it to two games -- and do I need to specify which two games I'm thinking of?

It is a fair and reasonable assessment of the Buffalo Bills. I came away thinking both Cowher and Simms like what they see developing at One Bills Drive. While Cowher does not use the word "sleeper", he does say the Bills could be a surprise team. My dictionary defines sleeper as "one that achieves unexpected recognition or success." So the headline -- which might have been written by Tim Graham but probably was written somewhere along the editing chain -- is not that much of a stretch. By saying the Bills could surprise people implies (or at least I inferred) that the Bills will win more games than most people expect. Cowher likes Buffalo's chances to be competitive in 2010, but more importantly he says they are a team that is looking to improve going forward: "I think with the Buffalo Bills you're going to see a team that plays hard, a team that's going to reestablish an identity, and they're in the process of changing the culture." Phil Simms, meanwhile, has a positive impression of Trent Edwards (and Chan Gailey's impact on Edwards). As for the team, he says, "I think we'll see that they're on the right track and getting themselves in position where they can make a playoff run in the near future." I'm guessing that most Bills fans will find this article reflects their expectations: A team that will be improved, more entertaining and have a better record than most non-fans expect.

GO BILLS

Agreed, Spiller creates a lot of possiblities. Also. if he can pick up (and block) blitzers, he'll be a godsend.

sounds good to me. what good is a stealth bomber if you can see it?

When he signed on to the Washington team with the racist nickname he worked with Joe Gibbs. I thought he might learn something from Gibbs, but Gibbs was a bust his second time around. That said, if Greggo has two brain cells to rub together, he's learning the craft. will he be a great head coach someday? who knows.

Mostly in agreement. My quibbles are around the edges: Receptions? I'd go a little more balanced between Jackson and Spiller. But mostly I'm in agreement.

The guys in the Falls? I grew up with them. I don't ever want to go there.

To get rid of those people, you need to be able to swing a big f**king club in Albany. Good luck.

He was a bust as a head coach -- but damn he's a good DC

Yeah -- can you imagine the paranoia level rising to lift-threatening levels if they flew over?

Now there's a BOLD idea. What do you think Merle?

If they really want to shake up the faithful, maybe they could get the Canadian eqivalent of the Blue Angels to do a flyover!

Dan Snyder gets ripped for spending money on free agents because he spends money like he's in a fantasy league. He's spent a ton of money on total losers (archuleta, anyone, or maybe Albert "$100 million man" Haynesworth) because they were the "hot" names. That's not good management. That's ego. And the Washington NFL team with the racist nickname hasn't done squat despite it's spending. As for Shanahan, he turned the Bills down. My theory is that he didn't have the balls to take on a difficult situation. Besides, Shanahan's record in his last three years at denver was .500. Maybe he's not all that he's cracked up to be.

Could it be that we don't live there? LOL And, as I've asked you many times already, how many of the seven natural wonders of the world have sports stadiums built on top of them. I'd like a straight answer, please.