Billistic

Agree 100%, but there will also be sacks... Typically, when Trent has to dodge and then throws from right-to-left across the field into the flat, it's a hot air balloon and a sizable crowd gathers underneath it.

And if he doesn't, Nick Danger does...

Who knows what evil lurks in mens' hearts?

They'll ban you when you're trying to be so good They'll ban you just like they said they would They'll ban you when you're trying to go home They'll ban you when you're there all alone But I would not feel so all alone Everybody must get banned They'll ban you when you're walking on the street They'll ban you when you're trying to keep your seat They'll ban you when your walking on the floor They'll ban you when your walking to the door But I would not feel so all alone Everybody must get banned They'll ban you when you're at the breakfast table They'll ban you when you are young and able They'll ban you when you're trying to make a buck They'll ban you and then they'll say good luck But I would not feel so all alone Everybody must get banned Well They'll ban you and say that it's the end They'll ban you and then they'll come back again They'll ban you when you're riding in your car They'll ban you when you're playing you guitar Yes But I would not feel so all alone Everybody must get banned Alright Well They'll ban you when you are all alone They'll ban you when you are walking home They'll ban you and then say they're all brave They'll ban you when you're send down in your grave But I would not feel so all alone Everybody must get banned

god(s) help us! Nooooooooooooooo...

Rene was nearly correct, but I say, "Adideo, ergo sum." ...which is a perfect match for this board.

I hear you [...fill in emoticon instead of ideas]

OK, let's find out how far we can stretch...Schobel might have had 90-170 sacks per year.

Maybe I should change my S/N to THE Billistic, so I can approach the superb coolness of some of the geezers on this board.

The eternal battle between the empiricist, theorist, dreamer. There will never be a consensus among these groups...just a trade of insults. I'll put my money on David Hume every time.

BTW, which of the Bills fearsome foursome is going to take Brady down? Or is Pee Wee Frewell going to "bring" the awesome LBs and CBs?

Maybe you should start that thread, The Senator.

I just don't think that Levitre and Walker match up well against Seymour, Thomas and Burgess.

Hope you're right, but you're not. Thanks for telling me what to think, Flippy.

Some of you geezers badly need to take snarkiness lessons.

A) Wilfork B) Seymour C) Pierre Woods D) Derrick Burgess E) Jerod Mayo F) Adalius Thomas G) other (name him) I'm guessing about 4-5 sacks, and that their right side will do the most damage. I think Seymour and Thomas get some, but it's pretty much up for grabs.

A lot of contending teams could use Moorman and Lindell. Leodis and Parrish would be returners on quite a few teams. Of the Bills starters, I don't think there would be many starters on legitimate contenders: - none of the tight ends - RBs - Lynch probably could work in tandem somewhere - receivers -Evans and Owens = good shot - O-line - I doubt any except maybe Walker at RT; Wood, too early to call - none of the QBs - front four - only Stroud might start - LBs - Posluszny and Mitchell, maybe (strong doubts) - DBs - McGee would start for the Patriots, maybe Whitner someplace

Here's what Shawn Springs says about the match up with Owens: Shawn Springs on Owens

You doth protest too much, methinks. Try wiping the goo off your lips first before you go off flapping them. For your sorely needed edification, "the poem" is part of the lyrics to a classic Rolling Stones song.

Excellent Garcia. Thanks. Have you heard the Graham Parsons/Flying Burritos version? Something else again, but not on YouTube. I haven't changed since my day one. If this Kindergarten bans me, it merely reflects their lack of heuvos, and your little bunch's "feminine-like" ability to persistently whine. I will not break the TOS, so get creative. I've been around the block in the Big League for many years. I just like to catalyze the exchange of ideas, and watch them flow. Ave

I watched you suffer a dull aching pain Now you've decided to show me the same But no sweet, vain exits or offstage lines Could make me feel bitter or treat you unkind Wild horses couldn't drag me away Wild, wild horses, couldn't drag me away Hold your breath until I go away.

I like what justnzane wrote. I doubt whether the NFLPA would agree to anything like that, but I bet the owners put it on the table.

The characterization was pretty captivating.

Is the specter of the uncapped 2010 season impacting this year's rookies' contracts? How are the agents and players dealing with it, and not just the rooks (How about guys like Wilfork and Seymour)? Seems like Parker has a plan with Crabtree.

I'm sure that you're sure, but can you find a single, actual example, or just blowing more smoke out of you exhaust vent?