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The story never said "heterosexual" singles. Considering homosexuals are not allowed to marry, I do not think it is a coincidence that San Fran has a high percentage of "single" people. Even if you remove the homosexual aspect, I know of quite a few straight people who have been to SF, and talk about how great a place it is (my wife included).

Gawd! His patience (or lack thereof) was probably the biggest thing that drove me nuts about him last year. As this summary said, he's not a power back, so do not count on him to move the pile. Teach the guy some patience, and pair him up with a power fullback (for the short yardage stuff), he might be worth a look. As a side note, he went into last year on pace to shatter Shaun Alexanders rushing record at Bama, and Shaun did not turn out to shabby.

Most: Kent Hull or Talley. Both of these guys rarely got the recognition the "superstars" they played with did, but they were leaders on the field and in the locker room. Blue collar guys for a blue collar city like Buffalo. Least: Doug Flutie and Willis McGahee. The "It's not my fault" crew. Flutie learned too late. Will Willis ever learn?

Excellent post, and totally agree. All these pessimists running around and peeing on themselves because the Bills no longer have a "starting" RB, really need to find something else to do with their time. Preferably something that does not require thought, as rational thought is not something they are good at.

I get it. He wasn't the problem, everybody else was. Fugging loser.

Yeah, like Culpepper, and Seau, and A. J. Feely, and ..... Where do they keep finding these high quality players ......??? The Phins got a kicker. Wow. One hole down, 50 more to go.

No, Todd Collins forgot how to play football.

He wants to be a starter? Got a link for that? During the SB, I could have sworn the announcers saying Rhodes actually preferred coming off the bench.

But we no longer have a CB that can cover him.

I count two. 3-8-MIA 49 (15:00) (Shotgun) 3-J.Harrington pass incomplete short middle to 81-R.McMichael. Dropped, receiver at BUF 46. 3-10-MIA 19 (7:17) (Shotgun) 3-J.Harrington pass incomplete short middle to 81-R.McMichael. Dropped, receiver at MIA 20. Note: Those drops took place on third downs. However, even using this method is inconsistent. Check out the Packers v. Dolphins in week 7. There is no mention of Randy dropping the ball in the Game Book, but upon reading the recap for the game: "McMichael dropped at least two other passes, including one that deflected off his chest to Barnett. "My teammates depend on me to make plays, and I didn't do that," McMichael said. "I let my teammates down." And if you are still not convinced, think about this. The Dolphins have needs in a lot of areas, somebody that can catch a ball being one of them. If the Dolphins are willing to cut this guy loose (Randy's contract was terminated), he is not as good as you think he is.

I do not want him. Check out some of the Fins boards. One thing they do agree on is Randy is consistently inconsistent. He drops a lot of balls.

And I'm thinking you are wrong. I sat in Rich Stadium and watched Warren Moon play against the Bills. In comparing him to other players on the field at that time, he never struck me as being "short".

Since you skirted around it: 0-3. I do not know about "rebuilding". I do remember a bunch of talk of injecting some new blood to make the last great "push" before the salary cap blew up. Playoff appearances mean squat if a team keeps losing in the first game. But if something like that gets you giddy, get on the phone, and call Marv and Ralph. San Diego just released a guy that will consistently take a team to the playoffs, just do not expect to see your team play in the Super Bowl. Interesting. If Wade's problem in Buffalo was a "meddlesome" owner, what makes you think he will do any better in Dallas with that "hands on" owner?

So you have no proof, just somebody else's opinion. I do recall during an interview (or press conference) where Wade was asked who pulled the trigger for the switch, and Wade said he did. Oh, for what it is worth, RW told me Wade made the decision.

And what was his playoff record? He may have had the best "record" in Bills history, but by no stretch of the imagination was he ever the best "coach".

or fired Bruce Dehaven in the first place for his own failings, or hired Joe Pendry to run the offense ........ Yet, people will sit around and think about just how "great" Wade was.

Actually, we played "8" teams. The Jets made the playoffs. Based on last years records, the Bills are about to play 7 playoff teams. But that is based on last years records. You saying the Bills could be playing 12 playoff teams this upcoming year can easily be countered by me saying the Bills could be playing 4 playoff teams: Pats (twice), Baltimore and Philly. The rest are nobodies. Cincy - despite all the hoopla surrounding Carson Palmer and Marvin Lewis, failed to make the playoffs - beatable in Buffalo Dallas - playoffs last year, new coach this year - beatable in Buffalo Denver - switched QB's during the year, and promptly went 3-2, and out of the playoffs - beatable in Buffalo Washington - "Wash who will be much improved" You know this how, considering nobody has made any moves yet? Here's a little factoid for you. Over the past 7 seasons, the Redskins have reached the playoffs only once, and that wasn't last year. - very beatable, even in DC Jacksonville - yep, super tough @ home, but still went 8-8 last year, and lost to the Texans - TWICE. - beatable Pissburgh - no Bus, no replacement for the Bus, and now, no Cowher. JP has already shown he is no "Bledslow" - beatable

Doug Flutie Travis Henry (Not that I'm a big Willis fan, but the Bills need to continue moving forward, and stop thinking about the past)

No, what is embarrassing is the fact you brought this up. I could care less if he runs around the office naked with a big blue horseshoe tattooed on his a$$. His problems are the Colts problems, and they are so concerned about him, they let him build a SB winner.

GnR has a new CD? I thought Axl was holed up somewhere mumbling and ranting about stupid s***.

What do Dennis Green, Norv Turner, and "Mooch" all have in common? They are all two time losers as HC because they all sucked. Throw Pansy Pete Carroll on this pile as well. With all the names being thrown out here, I still think best candidate is Mike Martz, with Mike Sherman being second. Martz has already taken a team to the SB, so theoretically he knows what it takes to get there. On this short notice, TC would make a great DC, considering he already knows Wades system. As for the OC ..????

Cowher - No, still under contract with Pissburgh. The Squeelers will want some nice compensation to release him Parcells - No, he's through Vermeil - No, same as Parcells Johnson - See Parcells Reeves - Possible Levy - He did talk about getting back on the side line - possible Martz - probably the best bet out of these 7

They can come work for me!! I happen to like this quote: "SOUTH Sydney co-owner Russell Crowe last night revealed his club had discarded its cheerleaders this season because they made male fans feel uncomfortable." That is true. I am getting a little "uncomfortable" sitting here looking at them. Goods news is, it is a curable condition.

And this behavior made the TE a bad player because .........? f.) Had just lost one of the best special teams coach because he fired him as a scapegoat for his own failings as a HC (under his regime, the special teams were treated like a red headed step child) Offense - top 10 in yardage, but ranked 20th in points scored. Joe Pendry was Wade's choice, just like the firing of DeHaven and the subsequent hiring of the idiot that replaced DeHaven.

Actually, it's 48-39 overall. It's 45-35 if you want to throw out his interim spots. And he's 0-3 for the playoffs.