sweatpantsjoe

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Tampa bay is a region just like new england and carolina. Tampa is a city in the region.

2-14

NY Jets 11-5 New England 10-6 Miami 9-7 Buffalo 2-14

The whole offense went to **** after shouman got hurt.

Campbell was traded for a 4th round pick in 2012. I would rather have made the move to bring in Campbell and worry about the lost 4th round pick years from now. I guess the Brohm era is on it's way.

Wow, thats ground breaking stuff.....

Good luck.....I know in Costa Rica they can get all the Miami channels, so you can watch all the Dolphins games, but as far as Brazil, that may be way too far South. I'm pretty certain part of the NFL / Directv deal allows them to have NFL Sunday ticket online starting if not this year then the next. In the mean time they also have a deal where you can watch the games after they aired for like $40 a season. That may be your best bet, or do the justin.tv / ustream route and hope for the best.

The Chargers stadium is probably the worst stadium I've ever been in. It's just terrible and the layout is not fan friendly at all. That place needs to be imploded. As much of a dump Oakland's stadium is, I'd rather go there than San Diego. If anybody needs a new stadium it's the Chargers.

This is the dumbest thread I've ever read.

Seeing the Dallas Sportatroium go was way sadder.

This is almost as good as when the Sabres drafted Keith Gretzky.

lame

I was just trying to be funny. And as far as Detroit goes, the Redwings make it to the Cup pratically every year. The Pistons won the NBA Championship in 04 and the Tigers even have a recent World Series appearence. So what their football team sucks? Big deal, bite me Lions fans.

Here is my top 10. 1. Buffalo 2. Cleveland I only put Buffalo a head of Cleveland for obvious reasons but I think either or would make a great case for number 1. However if Lebron James leads the Cavs to a championship this year then Cleveland falls significantly down on the charts. 3. San Diego Neither the Chargers or the Padres ever won a Championship. The fans there have been waiting like us....not to mention they are also in the elite group of cities that lost the Clippers like us. 4. Seattle Lost the Sonics....Mariners never won a World Series...however this city has the dubious honor of being the first American city to win the Stanley Cup in 1917. 5. Cincinatti The Reds won a World Series 20 years ago so I don't feel too bad for them. 6. Kansas City They won a Superbowl, but that was way before many of us were around to see it. 7. Houston They have a great fan base, lost their team for a few years. I'd put them higher but the Rockets won a couple championships while Michael Jordan decided to give Triple A baseball a try. 8. Atlanta Never won a Superbowl, the Braves haven't won a World Series in a while. I don't see the Hawks or Thrashers winning a championship any time soon. 9. Minnesota The Twins haven't won a World Series in a while. They lost the North Stars only for them to go on to win a Cup at the expense of the Sabres. Lost 4 superbowls like the Bills. I'd put them higher if they didn't play in a dome. 10. Tennesse The city has had teams long enough to crack the top 10. Whether the Music City Miracle was a forward pass or not, you have to admit they lost the Superbowl in a heartbreaker. Plus their former QB Steve McNair who is held in as high regard to Titans fans as Jim Kelly is to Bills fans was murdered.

I gotta imagine he's an upgrade over John McCargo.

I think you were dreaming the whole thing.

I video taped my tv with my cell phone and uploaded the one from the 91 Bills video yearbook.

Andre made it to the final 10 but didn't get in........thats good news for next year though. He got past Cris Carter and Tim Brown this year. Maybe next year is finally the year.

I remember....I think it was somewhere between 02-04 because I was still working for the Bisons at the time. Anyway, he was murdered. I think he was at a party and people came in with guns or something and he tried to fight them off. Anways, He stayed in the Buffalo area after his career, not so much of him loving Buffalo, but because he was caught up in the wrong crowd and didn't save a penny during his career. He had several run ins with the law prior to his death, and then was just murdered. Sad story indeed.

I agree with this. I think not only would it cut down on concussions, but it would cut down on all injuries.

Would it really inconvience you people that much to find a local bar to go watch the game this one time? I moved to Los Angeles 5 years ago, I have directv but don't have Sunday ticket....I actually get out and leave the house. It's a pretty interesting concept. You get to meet people who are in a similar situation as you, and you might even make a new friend. Not only that, but if you order food and a drink, you're actually helping your local businesses and stimulating the economy for a night. And if you're one of the lucky people who has a Neilson box....you're sticking it to the NFL and Time Warner by turning your box off for the evening. Or you can sit inside and NOT WATCH THE GAME AND COMPLAIN ABOUT IT ON THE INTERNET........your call.

NFL.com broadcasts all the NFL Network and NBC Sunday Night Games.....not only that but they have a feature where you can choose your own camera.......

Yeah, I watched JP last Saturday playing against California.......he managed to take a sack with nobody surrounding him and lost 22 yards on one play. Paul McGuire was calling the game too and managed to use his prevent defense prevents you from winning line. The whole thing gave me nightmares.