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These choices are retarded. Who would give up a starting lineman for a 2nd WR? The Bills wouldn't get anything of value for him so why bother. But then again, it would save Ralph a bunch of money (far more than the Trent release) so why not.

Even though I am shitfaced from a day of tailgating, at least I will be sober tomorrow. But the Bills will still suck ass.

Start looking. The jags game reportedly had 10000 tickets left a few days ago. I can't imagine todays stellar performance is going to make anyone run frantically to get tickets to the jags game. Might make a few frantically try to sells theirs though.

Can't you cancel and get 75% back?

Yeah but the bar will buy the ticket anyway. It doesn't just show the Bills after all

Its a free market economy. So to get them off the air: People stop listening. Their ratings drop. The station can't sell advertising. They get fired. So it is simple, to get them off the air stop listening.

There is no need to punish your local sports bar because the Bills suck.

Nice story, thanks for posting it. Hope he found the pinto for the ketchup ceremony that probably just ended

Brandon? http://www.fanvision.com

Internet streaming! Beach, bikinis, beers and Bills game. Damn, wish I was there

Fixed. Shouldn't be too hard given the current needs list. But please God, not another running back.

Did you seriously think one or more would? Give me one good factual reason why one should? I'm not talking about homer bull **** like "the team buys into Gailey" or "if the offensive line plays above themselves" or "last year Sanchez had a terrible game against us". Give one factual, non "what-if", reason why one of them should pick the Bills?

I suppose. If it doesn't work I suppose it is better to have a few people complaining than tens of thousands

Conventional sports wisdom says that sucky conditions level the playing field and gives the worse team a better chance.

You are correct about this. But it has little to do with football and more about the surrounding spectacle. The bolded part is also true. But put it in the context of world sporting events and it pales in comparison to some others. Look, it is a big money business. No one will argue otherwise. And lots of Americans enjoy it, and even love it, to be sure. But you have to see that like all sports, movies, plays, etc. it is just entertainment. Nothing more, and nothing less. If it somehow means more to you than things of substance, then I really don't know what to say.

Thanks for this post, it really made me laugh out loud. Particularly the cancer research part. You "suppose not"? Dude, at the end of the day it is only a game. Yes it is big business. Yes it involves obscene amounts of money. Yes people get (far too) invested emotionally. But a game it is, and always will be (unless it fully implodes and goes out of business).

That's not how it has been recently under the reign of King Roger. I think this is how it should be handled. If a player is found guilty then punish him. Seems simple and logical enough. The BS with Pig Ben for example is ridiculous.

If you figure out a way to do that let us know

Fixed.

I suggest soccer. Constant activity makes it fun to watch. It is something you can enjoy with your kids. And is something you can actually play for your entire life and spend more time outside staying fit and less time on the couch. Like the man said, life is short, enjoy it!

Quit being such a dumbass and read a little here or in the media. The Bills suck this season again. Best case they are starting the teardown and rebuild process, worst case they remain clueless like previous years. But either way, as far as record goes, this year is a bad one.

Didn't you also take the pats -13.5?

Well, it was close at halftime anyway. Ahhhhh the battlecry of the Billiever. You forgot "if the refs hadn't screwed us" though

I believe he gets paid whatever amount was agreed upon by him and the Bills and he is released from his contract.

You can tell it is almost the weekend. The true Billievers are rounding into form