BRH

Either way, he had no room to step into his throw.

That was the result of Levitre getting pushed into him as he threw. The ball sailed.

Good pass. Wrong target.

So long Justin.

Now VY abuses us for a TD drive including a fourth-down conversion and a fade. Neither of which is in our own offensive repertoire, and their toys-in-the-attic backup QB executes it. The humilation is complete. Unless Ralph talks to the Titans at halftime.

But he went to Harvard.

Why not just go for it again?

T.O. must be thinking, God, WTF have I done.

Same old same old

Proving only that stats lie.

Good thing we fixed that 3rd down D

Pretty obvious Levitre got abused and pushed into Trent as he threw.

Seriously why would you waste that play in preseason?

You know, I thought Woodson's was actually fine. He covered a lot of ground in his speech, just like he did on the field. Peterson, on the other hand, repeated the same stuff over and over again. There were about ten spots where he could have ended it on a great note but kept going. Like "for all Derrick Thomas's fans, the light has gone back on." Perfect. Stop right there. It would have been like Bill Bowerman's "This is the bell lap for Steve Prefontaine." Chills.

Who can blame him after Carl Peterson talked for two hours?

No, sadly enough, he said "appalled."

All through Ralph's speech I was waiting for the moment when we all knew he'd gone on too long. That was it. Fortunately the rest of his speech made that moment insignificant. Although I would have loved it if he'd said "by the way, the Bills are never leaving Buffalo...you have my word."

I understand going over by a few minutes, but both of those guys took a good half hour.

Three pages and not one person has called you on the most idiotic statement in this thread.

As much as I'm annoyed at what Ralph has done the last few years and at the fact that Andre keeps getting the shaft, consider this: That early-'90s dynasty now has the owner, the coach, the quarterback, the running back, a wide receiver, and a defensive end in the Hall of Fame. That's six inductees. That's just one less than the early-'70s Dolphins (Shula, Griese, Csonka, Warfield, Little, Langer, Buoniconti), and those guys *won* two SBs.

There's one of the AFC Pro Bowl QBs right there.

JP Pisarcik.

Freaking 65 yard punt that went 35 in the air.

I'm still waiting to see it.