Johnnychimpo017

I think this part needs to be talked about more. I think I saw an angle where Ty flattened his route out after the pick happened instead of continuing to run to the goal line. I think that this was a perfectly designed play and that if his route was a bit better, he would have caught the ball already in the end zone.

I think the problem is that Ty's route was a bit too flat when we crossed underneath the pick. It looked like he ran parallel to the endzone; if he instead took a step or two towards the endzone, i think he catches it on the goal line and scores easily.

But Tom Brady was a 6th round pick! OMG, we just traded a future Tom Brady for Bryce Brown!! WORST TRADE EVER! On a serious note, I like this trade. People overvalue late round picks. I would rather have a guy who already shows the potential to be a NFL player, rather than taking a flyer on someone with the hopes that they touch the field someday.

I didn't know Jenny McCarthy was a Bills fan!!

This is weird....its works on my phone, but won't work online. This does not make me happy.

Did anyone buy the online package and cannot watch the game? Is it because the Jets didn't sell out the stadium?

I don't want to start an argument (although in the offseason before camp starts there really isn't anything better to do)... but I take offense to your statement. I have lived in Pittsburgh for 5 years now, and that city is filled with almost nothing but trash. I went to watch a preseason Bills/Steelers game a few years back in a bar (with friends who were Steelers fans). I am a very shy person (and it was preseason) so I wasn't cheering, just eating my food and watching tv. People were screaming at us, cursing, and generally being asshats over a preseason game. I have stopped going to Penguins games, after a high-fived a 4-year-old girl in a Sabres jersey after Buffalo Scored and was loudly called a "!@#$ing !@#$". While I don't have a huge sample size to compare, I have been to a Sabres game in Colorado and in Washington. In both of those cities, local fans would stop and say "where are you from", "here is a fun place to eat" "hope its a good game", etc. In Pittsburgh, I would probably have a heart attack if anyone demonstrated that civility. This should explain how bad it is: Last year I defended a woman wearing a Tom Brady jersey in front of me at the grocery store, who was being harassed by idiot Stiller fans. In summation, yinzers are basically the scum of the earth. ETA: http://www.sbnation.com/2009/1/29/1642841/tsb-in-tampa-the-prototypical [That should make everything clear - that is the year-round acceptable Pittsburgh dress code]