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Well done. I'll take my franchise Qb where GB took theirs and where NE got theirs. Let's first match their 'D' because offense has a lot of parts in place. Defense is like a wind barometer. I want a hurricane on my side. edited for content...mod

But I believe the future can be better. Regrets, I have a few but I am glad I was there!

Reed was always one for mixing negatives with positives to the point of confusing the message or turning it into a sour one. Sounds like he hasn't lost his touch. I almost forgot how good Jimbo was and that last throw as Joe Theismann said was pretty amazing. I would like to see us with That kind of offensive line again. Damn shame we didn't have Ted Washington back then.

There is no way of no how in any real world should not scenario where Reed would not no way couldn’t make it. Right?

Nothing like lobbing up a gopher ball. That’s what has you upset at Ralph, that he was turned down by Shanahan, an over-rated but well known name in the coaching world and didn’t sign an over-rated well known qb that had stated he wasn’t interested in coming to Buffalo? Well as for me, I am very thankful I don’t have to hear those names very much in my football world. Especially grateful that their not remotely connected to the team I follow. Sometimes, you just luck out I guess!

I know but it's nice to clear the air every so often so we can start fresh again.

Blockheads like this guy and the rest that call Ralph cheap never do any research. This guy tosses out a meaningless number while the others just make empty declarations. What could be their motivation? Answer – not having to think. Their simple minds haven’t developed past adolescence. So thought is work like homework which equals not good. All decisions from one Bills drive they don’t like are because Ralph is cheap. It’s easier that way for the simple minded person to understand. First make it monolithic. Then make it steadfast. There thinking successfully eliminated. Did you know that in seasons 2008 and 2009, Buffalo’s total payroll was higher than Dan Snyder’s Washington Redskins. More to the point, they ranked 16th and 13th league wide. You might be surprised as I was to see Indianapolis and New England way down the list. Way down! 29th and 30th respectively in 2008 to be exact. Folks, The Bill’s failings are not because Ralph is cheap. http://content.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/salaries/totalpayroll.aspx?year=2008 http://content.usatoday.com/sportsdata/football/nfl/salaries/team

Yes that was a good one. This has the feel of a hollywood sitcom doesn't it. Reminds me specifically of wkrp Cincinnati a weekly account of the travails of a bunch of screwups running a radio station.

No doubt, you're the guy falling in the urinal because you couldn't stop buying beer sold inside the lavatory.

or in your case, I suppose we are to infer the logic that because Dan Snyder is a nut job, than Ralph Wilson is cheap!

Well now that we’ve covered all the bases and everyone knows the Chinese kid Hu is on first. I’d like to know how I can transfer all this great information I’ve been compiling into beating the spread on the SB. But with all this great information, I don’t know how to get to second base or who’s on second. I hear an inner voice telling me I don’t know is on third, who is back on first but what is on second. I don’t care. No he’s in between 2nd and 3rd. Don’t get me started. Art Wander where are you? Look the super bowl is just 9 days away. It’s time we focus a little of this to that. Together we formulate a considerable force of brain power. If we can come together, perhaps we will be mighty enough to defeat the spread!

Our draft record is so bad over the last 10 years, any declaration made by the Bills could drop a players value a couple of rounds.

Well done. Let me remind you of one interesting footnote following Baltimore's SB win and one reason they didn't repeat. Billick traded for a rising star, strong armed Qb with some prolific passing stats named Elvis Grbac. They promptly dumped Dilfer and struggled with Grbac until he quit out of frustration just 2 years later with the Ravens unable to make the playoffs and their offense reduced to a turnover machine. As it turns out, he was missing the intangibles required to play the position. Finding a franchise QB can be a roll of the dice. Maybe what we should start looking for is a winning Qb instead. So with that in mind, how good would Manning have looked with this supporting cast. There is a lot of subjection and uncertainty. No one knows for sure until you have him in place with some semblance of a supporting cast. I am one of those who hasn't given up on Ryan Fitzpatrick. I think he's a winner.

1)Precisely my point. Didn't you read what you're responding to? The 2000 SB was won on intimidating defense. 2)Precisely

minus your little dog poo.