BUFFALOKIE

shefter via PFT "all first-round picks will be signed to four-year contracts, with an option for the fifth year. As to the first 10 picks, the fifth-year salary, if the team exercises the option, will equate to the average of the 10 highest-paid players at the same position. As to the next 22 picks in round one, the fifth-year salary will reflect the average of the third to 25th highest-paid players at the position" So, what about the first four years of the contract? Did I miss something? I would make a terrible lawyer. I had to read that three times to understand.

No, silly. The two TD part. Sorry, I guess I got a little excited by the highlight reel. He really looked kick-@$$ on those two plays, right? ...right? Haha.

on bb.com Lets hope for lots more of this in 2011! GO BILLS!!! Excuse me. That links to the turf story - but you know how to get there.

Well, the content of that interview is meaningless. But that's the first time I've heard MD speak, so thats cool, I guess. He fits what I've read about him - seems humble and even somewhat soft spoken. Can't wait to see the mean side of him on the field!

The Heartless Bastards are pretty cool IMO. IDK how long they've been around, but they are new to me.

1. OL 2. OL 3. OL 4. OL 5. OL Five Pro-Bowl linemen. How cool would that be???

Brady & Welker

Polamalu & Revis LOL! I was trying to remember where that came from. GREAT f'n movie!

What I see is that California sure as heck does not need another team!!! Or two, seriously??? The chargers look pretty high on that list, except didn't the article say that they had the sharpest decline in fan following, or something to that effect?

I once fell off a dock (in the dead of winter) in a identical fashion. I knocked a buddies fishing pole into the water and instinctivly overreached for it. I'm guessing this poor guy lost his toe-grip while levering himself over the rail in the same manner. Poor kid.

I think it's a great idea! Remember when we refused to buy gasoline on a certain day? We really showed those greedy oil companies! Right?

I love me some KGB.

There is a linebacker on one of the New Jersey teams who shares my name. That's not uncommon, I'm sure, except that I have a fairly uncommon first and last name. If I trademarked my name, do you think I could cash in? You know, since I like watching football, and this guy plays football?

Crayonz?

:thumbdown

Anyone notice the huge new tail on the Bison on the helmet? LOL I love everything else about the uniforms, but C'mon Man

Believe it or not, I can tear a phone book in half, and I'm a skinny guy. My engineer buddies at work and I figured it out a few years ago. It's all in the technique - you can generate amazing leverage and torque

The longest twelve hours of my life was spent in the smoke free county slammer.

Their lack of pursuit tells me that they are certain that a plan is already in place for transitioning possesion of the Bills to someone else. EDIT: Or what Kelly the Fair and Balanced Dog said...

Called my mom a B____ once when I was about 14. Once. Dad came off the couch, and I was on the floor in about a half-a-second-flat.

How the heck would he know that? I think this kids dad is either a complete jerk or a total mental case. Either way, the kid was probably embarrassed before he ever began dressing up.

Moron.

I do not disagree about the absolute neccessity of a good Oline to consistently run and throw the ball, but, we're talking about the "anatomy" of this one particular play. I'm not seeing it the same way you do I guess. If the Seattle Oline completed their assignment, one would think that there was an opening to run through. Watch it again. There was no opening to run through. Lynch ran into a brick wall, bounced once, then busted through that brick wall. Then he just made the rest of the defense look silly.