SKOOBY

TO's names carries more weight / attention than just about every other player in the league, what better team to will to victories after 9 years of embarrassments. How many times did you see ESPN break down why a team has gotten better?? TO's name would be in lights 24 / 7 in Buffalo and nationwide ESPN, that wasn't going to happen in Dallas with Jerry Jones / Romo - Jessica and other Misc crap. TO's ego is bigger than NY, ravenous winning Bills can fill it.

He's had the best past 3 years stats of any WR and he will be treated like a god in Buffalo if the Bills do well. He always wanted his ego fed and with the locals starving for success, any lean that way will put him on a pedestal. I really couldn't think of a better place for him and hopefully he'll feel that way as well. Go TO

I think that the T.O. presence can be good long term, if he understands / respects Buffalo and this team. All I hear is one year and then he is gone but I think he is our savior. If he plays to a similiar level of the past 3, he is irreplaceable. I'd plan on a 1 year interview with a long term job offer from the Bills, yeah he'll be that important.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,518721,00.html

When did we get TO?

Change is the only sure thing in the NFL, it''s time for a change.

It's on CNN right now, wow what a mess.

T.O. will be crushed.

We have to get that IQ enhancer on Jauron's head, you know that one from forbidden planet. It either makes you super smart or kills you, so a win / win for Bills fans.

How about Samuel L. Jackson Stadium?

He's been a stinker about it lately, so who knows.

It isn't like for sure what she did, like there was a video or something.

Fingers crossed.

If Peppers causes enough distractions, they'll take a first rounder / later pick and run away.

I'm still high from the T.O. hit, you'll have to wait until I come down.

Ring our Bell.

First the four-time Pro Bowl defensive end announced he had "maxed out" in Carolina and would never sign a long-term deal. Then he sought a trade when the Panthers placed the franchise tag on him. The latest act of Peppers' offseason of defiance came Friday when he was the only player missing from the start of the Panthers' three-day minicamp. Yet it was impossible to find anybody visibly upset or concerned that the franchise's all-time sacks leader was in protest mode instead of accepting a guaranteed deal that would pay him more than $1 million a game. "It's kind of what I expected. He hasn't signed his tender yet," coach John Fox said. "I know he's working out. He'll be in great shape." Added defensive tackle Damione Lewis: "It's business. It doesn't make him a bad person. When he's ready to come in he'll be here." http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/9524682...nthers-minicamp

Pizza delivery.

How u doin'??

Jehovah's witness.

Do we wait until we're 5-1??