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Who won it all there.

Kelly is against Brohm, LOL.

Boo hoo, Revis will get paid real well soon.

He was a glob of useless line waste, only when the opponent didn't focus on him was he just bad. It's scary to think any differently than that and makes we wonder how you can have a conclusion any different.

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Find new friends and leave your family, they will never understand.

Biggest bust in Bills history.

Yeah, In the playoffs

Gailey said after the team's minicamp last month that there would be a "pecking order" for the start of camp, and didn't reveal at the close of the camp where the team's three quarterbacks — Edwards, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Brian Brohm — stand. Kelly said Edwards has the potential to emerge as the starter. "He's a good kid and he works hard," Kelly continued. "He's got the ability but I hope he gets in a system and has some healthy guys in front of him. It's unfair to judge someone to totally over the season when a guy has an offensive scheme that I was mind-boggled that they stayed with."

"I hope it's Trent," Kelly said on Friday at Coca-Cola Field for Hunter's Hope Night for the Buffalo Bisons game that was called due to poor field conditions. "I know Trent, I've known him for a couple of years and I think everyone hopes that one guy will step up." Kelly, 50, has apparently changed his tune from last November when he told USA Today that while he admires Edwards, he believed it was time for the team to move on. "I like Trent personally," Kelly told USA Today. "He works hard. But he's had three years. It's time to find somebody who is the future of the Buffalo Bills. If I'm the owner, that's what I'm thinking." http://www.buffalonews.com/2010/07/09/1108...or-edwards.html

Yep, you're only as good as your last play.

It got us an extra losses last year.

The union rep for the players was in the owner's pocket on the last go around, LOL.

With time waning before training camp and no progress apparent in negotiations, Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis' camp is ratcheting up the rhetoric. Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News writes that Revis is "fully prepared" to hold out of training camp and isn't worried about the 30-day rule that could put Revis at risk of losing an accrued season towards free agency. Translation: Revis says he's ready to hold out past August 10 if he doesn't get a deal. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...past-august-10/

This is very sick, I mean really sick. He will not be on TV any longer after all of this, no way. 1st Degree of anything is bad bad child porn?? Man that is terrible.

Can't take the heat.

He's got Bills to pay.

Neither were his generals.

Former NFL coach Tony Dungy said Thursday that Michael Vick may not still face repercussions from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell despite police in Virginia clearing him of criminal wrongdoing in a June 25 shooting at his birthday party. Speaking to the Dan Patrick radio show, Dungy said Vick, on probation for his 2007 dogfighting conviction, was wrong to put himself in a dangerous situation at the birthday party that was open to the public for an admission fee. "You can't do anything that's going to put a bad face on the NFL," Dungy said, "...he probably didn't live up to that." While Vick has avoided criminal liability at the party, Dungy noted that the event "could have been disastrous and may still be" if the NFL or federal probation officials decide Vick overstepped boundaries. Goodell is investigating whether Vick broke the terms of his 2009 reinstatement. Dungy said he spoke to Vick the day after the incident, in which the AP reported that his former codefendant, Quanis Phillips, was shot. Police have identified the shooter but said they can't prosecute now because of a lack of cooperation from the victim and witnesses. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/th...roger-goodell/1

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Winning a job is way overrated as a term. Earning a job is more realistic in Buffalo.

Take that frown & turn it upside down.

May the best QB win.