Captain Caveman

Can you change "are you insane"? to "you are insane"?

Gailey said he hoped to have him back by the season opener. So no.

I guess this is close enough.

That or fell asleep... Sounds like he had been up all night partying.

Can't believe no one's said it yet...

But not NYC taxes.

I agree it sounds more impressive than it really is. Still for a guy who most thought would be camp fodder, it's pretty amazing.

I don't think it's silly to suggest this when we also have a guy who gained 2500 yards last year and a number 9 pick who's looking pretty good. And to top it off Marshawn is one strike away from a lengthy suspension. If I actually thought we could get anything for him, I'd say trade him.

I believe there is an option to show the scores or not. Also, I saw in the news today that for the first time this year, the Sunday ticket package will be available as an online only package for $350 per year (in case money grows and trees and you can't wait the extra 8 hours.)

Can he write for someone else's paper too?

Then some years, that guy (say former Division 3 and NFL Europe player Fred Jackson) has the 4th most all-purpose yards by any player in league history. Not saying Joyk will make it, but it's a little silly to dismiss what he's done thus far. He's looked like a complete monster, and I hope they give him a few reps with the first teamers this week.

Can he play Tight End?

Welcome back, and good luck with the recovery. What the heck is going on with our Bills?

Yeah you do.

Do you ever think Crayonz has to be Dossi?

1st of all, let me say that with all sincerity, I think you're stretching to make a point that's not there. "I've been asked that question many times and I've always said always, I'd never move the team from Buffalo," Wilson said. "Now, with this new CBA, I'm hopeful I can steadfastly adhere to what I said, but I'm making no promises." Your earlier post made it sound like he constantly threatens to move the team. This is from 4 years ago. Is it the best you could find? And he's making a point that the new CBA is bad for small market teams. He didn't threaten to move the team, or say that the Bills are in trouble. He says he had promised never to move the team in the past, and hopes he can stick to that promise.

Saying that the new CBA was not good for small market teams is very different than saying the Bills are in trouble. The Bills have done ok financially because they haven't spent as much money on players, and because they have no debt, which is not the case for a lot of franchises. Please, go ahead and find a statement by Ralph Wilson that says the Bills are in trouble (financially.)

Fire and brimstone coming down from the sky! Rivers and seas boiling! Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes... The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats living together! Mass hysteria!

I figured someone punched him in the face.

It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black.

I've never heard him say this. I'd challenge you to find anything in writing where he's said as much.

I had asked Tim Graham this and he said there would definitely still be a draft. He didn't get into what would happen for 2012, but I think most people are assuming they will salvage some of the 2011 season, so the 2012 rules likely wouldn't be changed.

No, a lockout is likely. A player strike is not.

Not as many billions at stake for the owners, since their TV contract is guaranteed even in the event of a lockout. They're likely to profit more from a lockout, since they won't have to pay the players.

Too high!