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By far the best season of Dexter and the best finale as well. I think that is solely because of John Lithgow and his character. Absolutely amazing and with an ending not even Miss Cleo would see coming.

What about Toby??? He would be my favorite character even though he is rarely seen. Just feel so bad for that guy.

Suck It....DX style Opposite here, nothing beat Monday night Raw back in the late nineties. I even went to a ppv match up in Buffalo...can't remember the event but I think the main event was the Rock vs Triple H.

What this guy said.

The Pats game will be my first time at Ralph Wilson stadium, so what better then to have the Bills tear Brady a new one.

Reminds me of a Dick Jauron move....not evening going for the 3rd down. We all know how well those sweeps have been working.

Did I just hear "Aaron Maybin made the stop"?

Thank god KC is good at those timely penalties or we would be blown out by now.

My thoughts exactly...way to stand there and let the other 3 defenders close on you. If he would have just run forward we would have a first down.

I love me some Freddy Jackson. Two good runs with some sweet moves.

He has been hitting pretty hard today....Best I've seen him play all year.

Hahaha, well played.

Novel and creative idea. I just think the name is a little off as it is not a sphere, and the beer is going to explode after you open it. I kind of like the Band of Beers.

The Bills could get into James Bond kind of espionage on the rest of the NFL and we will still end up 5-11. No amount of spying will overcome the lack of talent and leadership on the Bills team.

Good idea! Roscoe has all but become pathetic and I don't like using Freddy on returns.

Not sure but I think the Bill's are done wearing the throwbacks (both the AFL50 and Blue) this year.

When you said that I thought of Maybin. Every time I see him in he is celebrating after every play even though he is never the guy making the play. He is just in the vicinity.

It was a 5 yard pass from Brees to Meacham against a horrible Tampa Bay team. Wow spectacular. The game wasn't close or down to the wire. I am not questioning this because Owens wasn't selected, there had to be 15 other exciting plays, as stated before 2 games went to OT...how about the chambers reception to stun the Steelers? It just seems like they jumped the Saints stroking bandwagon. To me a play of the day is either extraordinary (pass, catch, run) or actually wins a close game. That pass was neither.

I am going to have to look that up, I didn't watch much of the late game.

Did anybody see the Geico Play of the Day yesterday? They announced it after the Jets/Pats game. Yes the most amazing play of yesterday afternoon was a 5 yard TD pass from Drew Brees to Meacham. Can anyone explain to me why that play was so amazing? It wasn't even a game winning play. How about a 98 yard TO TD, Jamal Charles Kick off TD, or any other myriad of plays?

Why does the media have to make TO drama that is not there? I am sure Owens has an issue with Edwards as does every other receiver on the team. As far as Evans goes, I believe he has comparable (if not more) yards/TDs via the Fitz then Edwards this year. Fitz found some chemistry with Owens yesterday and it was fun to watch.

Neither back is running well and it is obviously due to our crap line. Anyone can tell though that Jackson is the more effective back since Lynch returned. Jackson should have the bulk of carries. What I don't get is Jackson runs for a touchdown which is called back due to an awesome penalty. So next play we put Lynch in?

Fitz almost threw for 300 yards, TO had almost 200 yards and a touchdown. The defense held MJD to 66 yards. It was at least a fun game to watch. Either way if Jauron was here and Edwards in there it would not even been close. What I take away from today is Lynch sucks. I am done seeing him run the ball.

This is what was posted on the Bills board. Dungy interested in Bills? 10:23AM ET Tony Dungy | Colts Top Email Appearing on the Dan Patrick Show recently, former NFL head coach Tony Dungy was asked a battery of questions on the current NFL hot topics. While his new advisory role and the issue of concussions were interesting -- as was his take that Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis "is a brilliant offensive mind" that "could help a lot of teams in the NFL" -- the most captivating segment was talking about the job opening with the Buffalo Bills. Although Dungy did reiterate that he's happy as a TV analyst, and in his new advisory role, he did recount how he took the "bad job" in Tampa Bay and turned the franchise into a competitive one by the time he was done there. Dungy says it's the same in Buffalo right now: the right coach will be able to make them big-time. Seems like maybe he is considering this job, and perhaps other jobs, after all.

I don't have any expectations for the Bills. Would it be nice to see them come out with fire and play up to their potential...sure. I do not think we will see anything worse then what we've endured this season so far. I am just excited to see if a different team shows up and not the same old crap.