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And hopefully under Gailey, the Bills will make a statement, and not fold up. Like they seemed to do under Jauron, and Mularkey, and Williams.

All the analysts will just say that the teams we beat we're over rated.

Vic Carucci unlike a lot of NFL analysts has giant brass balls. Go Bills.

http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2008/08/new_york_jets_keep_upper_deck.html Jets fans expressed relief yesterday when they learned 27,000 seats at their new stadium will be exempt from personal seat license fees. But with the team planning to charge one-time fees of $4,000 to $25,000 for the remaining two-thirds of the seats -- plus a 20 percent ticket hike -- the Jets better shape up, fans warned Thats a lot of bank for most people, even in NYC.

Jonathon Scott made the Steelers sooooo................... thats weird.

This

Hardman doesn't need to be near LeVitre to play well.

From Behind the Steel Curtain One of the reasons Hartwig and his $2 million price tag are/were deemed expendable was the maturation and versatility of second-year lineman Kraig Urbik. It was said he improved a bit over his rookie season, and had the ability to play both guard positions, and even spent some time at center. But it seems as if Urbik may be on the Turk’s agenda of players to visit this afternoon as well. If true, it shows how much faith the team has in other young linemen, like Tony Hills, Doug Legursky and Ramon Foster. Or, at the very least, it shows the premium the Steeles (and other teams) place on versatility. Again, if this is what happens, the Steelers are likely going with nine lineman – (T) Max Starks, Flozell Adams, Jonathan Scott, Hills, (G) Chris Kemoeatu, Trai Essex, Ramon Foster, © Pouncey and Legursky. Legursky’s versatility is what would lead the team to release Urbik, the 2009 third-round draft pick out of Wisconsin. While Urbik played center on the second team for minicamp and part of training camp, Legursky’s quickness has kept coaches’ eyes on his ability as a lead blocking fullback.

Urbik can play both Center and Guard, so it will be interesting to see where he fits.

I'm on it. lol

Awesome. Predict me some lotto numbers.

I thought it was the someone always want's to trade up rule.

My bad.Dominique Harris is the kid from Temple?

Holy indecision Aaron.

I think it's C. Harris actually.

Wes Welker Rodney Harrison Brian Cox Teddy Bruschi.

I'm not disagreeing with you per se. I'm just saying that even a bad Hang is better than what we had before. And didn't Hang play with a bad back for a lot of last season? At the very least, I guess I don't have a problem with giving Hang one more season.

However he was still better than Fowler and Preston. So what does that say?

Spencer Johnson Drayton Florence

Mr.Spiller

Honestly though, thats not what he was brought in to do is it? (Stop the run)

The toaster

I had defended the green signing in the past. He seemed like a decent journeyman OT and good run blocker. But holy crap he's looked bad this pre season.

I believe this is what the kids nowadays call WTF??? PWN'd. (Or something like that)

Flynn did look great. Definitely a guy to keep an eye on moving forward.