BRH

GO FOR IT YOU ASSWIPES

Defense is on the damn field the whole time. You run the no-huddle on offense, you better put points on the board.

Big gainer there and of course there won't be any reason to call it back.

This team just pisses me off.

That was !@#$ing stupid.

Brady barely got touched, actually. (though the rush was great) I half expected to see a flag come out just because he was on the ground.

Finally!

I've made it through over 35 of these, I'll make it.

What the hell, that made no sense

If he wins, what do we get?

Of course CBS cuts to commercial and won't show us the replay

bull ****

They showed Belichick and his team in the opening teaser. No Bills anywhere.

Dierdork. Ugh.

"We lost to the Bears? When was that?"

Someone had many hours of free time. The Jets' one is good though.

Or maybe they have seen enough of EJ this preseason and see no reason for Belichick to see any more than he has to.

On Sunday afternoons in the fall I would sit in front of our little TV with my dad and he would tell me to "watch number 32." In 1976 I went on a summer camp field trip to Niagara University to watch the Bills' training camp. I was seven. Of course every little kid there wanted to see O.J., and of course that was the summer he held out. I went to my first game at Rich in 1979. Steve Grogan threw two bombs to Stanley Morgan and we lost to the Patriots. No matter. I was hooked for life. Loved the '80-'81 Chuck Knox teams. Suffered through the mid-'80s when we went 8-40 over three seasons. Soared and crashed with the four SB teams. Have endured since. My son, now 10, is a dyed-in-the-wool fan. I have apologized to him for this on several occasions.

A brand new ballpark, Manny Ramirez, Jim Thome, Sandy Alomar, Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle did a little more for that franchise than Major League did.

No truth to the rumor that the Bills are suing him to get last year's salary back?

Fixed.

So much for the "go to Canada and be a folk hero" advice. From Rich Cimini's ESPN.com story: "Jim Popp, the general manager of the Montreal Alouettes in the CFL, said he'd be interested in Tebow if he failed to land a job in the NFL. But he wouldn't be handed a starting job. "If he wants to come to Canada he would be in the same situation as the one he was in with New York," Popp told TSN. "He can come here and compete to be the backup to Anthony Calvillo and learn the game, just like Jeff Garcia did [behind Doug Flutie]. And one day he might be the guy; that's our vision. He can learn from the best." I know, right? What if Rick Ankiel had said "forget that outfielder crap, I'm a pitcher." And not for nothing, but wouldn't you think Tebow would want to prolong his NFL career, and thus his national pulpit, as long as possible?

Like James Hardy?

OK, sorry, not intending to hijack. Still don't quite buy the value analysis when there are four picks on one side and one on the other. Nor do I understand why people still trade with those bandits.

This. It seems to happen EVERY year. WTF, the Pats* got FOUR picks for a pick at the end of the first round. I don't have the draft value chart in front of me but does that really shake out as an even trade? Really? Even if the values match up, four guys to one??