BRH

Hm what did the Bills' D see that made them call time? Jerry Porter looked PISSED when the Bills made the call.

Well, hiring three offensive masterminds (Mularkey, Clements, Wyche) has really done wonders for our O, hasn't it? We've got exactly ten points in five quarters, all off defensive turnovers in the red zone, and the one TD was on blown coverage. Nice.

One quarter gone. Will the Bills show up for the last three?

Who knew that when I decided not to go to Oakland for the game, the whole team would make the same decision?

I guess five wasn't enough. Let's give 'em 50 more.

Way to give 'em five yards there, D.

Oh but he did! He brought in McNally!

Looks like Moorman's our best player again... just like last year.

Two sacks already.

:I starred in Brokeback Mountain: Drew

But didn't you know? All the records were released. They were all released in 2000. And then they were all released again in February. And then they were all released again in July. And then they were all released again a couple weeks ago. Now they're going to release all the records AGAIN!

Especially when he's doing the Werewolves of London.

Well, I can imagine he'll be buying his wife some more serious bling-bling after she reads this part:

I am still collecting them, and have the first 26, but it seems the Florida and Texas quarters (the last two released) are damn hard to find.

That turkey was making the league minimum as a rookie. Lindell counts more against our cap. The Titans didn't end up with dead money on their payroll by releasing Elling. We would. Therein lies the difference.

Of course, one cut-and-paste from a partisan source (Drudge) deserves another (Salon). From http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2004/09/14/bush_service/:

the funny thing is, I usually DO type "stevestojan" instead of "s.h.i.t." without the periods. Hell, it's probably showing up in my e-mails to other people now.

All this reminds me of is Greggo's air horn. There are enough other ways to earn your players' respect without acting like an idiot. Even Parcells wouldn't do something like this. Marv treated his players like men and he won a hell of a lot more than Tom Coughlin ever did. That said, the players should suck it up and pay the damn fines.

Yeah this is the same guy who tore up half our defense when he came in because "this is how we did it in Tennessee." If I recall right, he tore up a pretty damn good defense.

Let me add that I loved Bruce Smith's Fred Sanford sack routine back in the day, but, you know, Bruce Smith was only the greatest pass rusher of all time. Bruce earned the right to do whatever he damn well pleased on the field. When I see London Fletcher and Nate Clements doing this stevestojan (to say nothing of Bobby Shaw and the departed and unlamented Peerless Price), it makes me want to puke.

A-friggin-men.

First time I remember seeing it was during the 1984 baseball season. I remember the Padres fans were doing it in the NLCS at the Murph. It would explain a lot if it were true that Californians invented such a mindless activity.

The people doing the wave on offense, of course. The lineman may not have had any other choice but to hold, and he may not have even held. The wave-doers, on the other hand, made a conscious decision to participate in an idiotic act. These are the same people sitting in front of you who decide to make a beer/bathroom run at the exact moment the teams line up for a play, or worse, right in the MIDDLE of a play. If I were running things I would have gates at the end of each row and at each aisle entrance that lock shut except during timeouts and commercials. Imagine the business these guys could do with such a policy.

I was at the game too and I could not friggin believe what I was seeing. Hey assclowns, for starters, 1984 called and they want the Wave back. Doing the Wave is stupid to begin with. Doing it when your team has the ball in the fourth quarter of a tight game is just absolutely moronic. I was embarrassed.