R. Rich

New regime. New.....'punishment'.

Well, considering I said.... ...I guess we can draw our own conclusions on Jauron's job status. What's that? The Bills inner circle of geniuses, led by Russ Brandon and Hall of Famer to be Ralph Wilson, won't have that, you say? Again, considering I said... ...I don't think they're going to be much of a concern, either.

- Didn't have to deal w/ Ralph Wilson...

No. He led w/ his helmet. He should be fined, suspended, and then traded to the Bills along w/ Polamalu, Hampton, Harrison, Woodley, Smith, Keisel, Roethlisberger, Tomlin, Colbert, and the Rooney family.

Hahahaha!!!!

Just one less than another "lock", Randall Cunningham.

Who's Brank Orakpo?

Schwartz is an excellent coach, but he's facing an uphill battle. He'll need to put together a good staff and come up w/ a solid plan in terms of free agency and the draft. This team has glaring needs all over the place, so they certainly have their work cut out for 'em.

I agree that he was a very good return man for the Titans, but never in his NFL career did he show that he was an "amazing" corner. His play @ CB was always marginal @ best.

Leach, huh? Hmm...he does like to have solid lines, and his offense can certainly ring up the points (don't care much for his defense though). Not bad. I'm sure Ralph will.... Wait a minute; we'll still have the same owner (he spared no expense for Jauron), and Leach will more than likely be a hot commodity. Best to give up that pipe dream now.

Thanks.

I've had season tickets in the endzone (tunnel side) for the last 5 years, and from my experience, it's more often the Bills "fans" that are the most obnoxious drunks. They're the ones who keep getting up to go to the bathroom or to the beer stand nonstop. They're the ones who are spilling beer as they try to stagger by you. They're the ones who instigate crap w/ fans of opposing teams, then look to get them thrown out by stadium security, all the while chanting "a**hole". Sometimes it's warranted (there are some real a**hole fans of other teams), but sometimes they're picking on some 7 year old kid who goes to the game w/ his mother . Real classy. This is, of course, after spending hours in the parking lot drinking to the point of stupidity, then vomiting before they enter the stadium. I see this kinda stuff nearly every time I attend a Bills home game, and from my point of view, it's usually the Bills "fans" that are the ones making a**holes of themselves.

The Stillers' wait list used to be somewhere 'round 10-12 years before you'd get season tickets, but w/ the PSLs now that slows it down even more. We've been on their list for nearly 7 years, and it's still gonna be quite a while before our names come up. I guess if someone is a diehard fan of the team, has the cash and wants to do it then they will.

Especially if teams do like fans of some teams do and look to fill a position rather than find talent. Then again, the Bills have all the talent in the world; it's all just coaching. Well, that and we need Mike Nugent to kick for us...

Yeah. Let's focus on the next game instead, people. Focus.

Yep. There are websites where they can be exchanged. I've checked out one for Stiller PSL prices. For PSLs in the area of Heinz Field where we usually sit (500 level, just to the right of the scoreboard on the open end), their PSLs are 'round $10,000.00 each. Yikes. We're on the Stillers' wait list, but we've only been on since 2002, so we're probably looking @ another decade or so before we can even think 'bout our names coming up for their season tickets.

I agree. RICH (can't see my way to call it anything else) could use a bit of an upgrade. It is a really nice place. I've been there quite a few times (it's 'bout 15 minutes from my house). For the most part, their fans are okay, but you'll run into a few boorish drunks (though not nearly as many as @ RICH). Yeah, the obstructed view thing could be better (still, we had fun in our FREE obstructed view seats to last year's Bills-Redskins game thanks to plenzmd), but the thing that bothers me is the long commute from where you park (unless you own or purchase an expensive parking pass) to the shuttles that take you to FedEx Field...and the even longer wait to get out of their parking lot after the game (remember, it is 'bout 10,000 more people than what RICH holds). I've been to this place quite a few times also (was just there for the Chargers-Stillers playoff game), and I agree. It's a very nice place and they have enough activities to keep you busy and to make it a family friendly environment (live bands, play area for kids, the Great Hall where you can observe Stiller history). I'd say that for the whole experience, it's even better than M&T Bank Stadium. Easily the best part of your post. I couldn't agree more. It would be nice to go to a game and not have to deal w/ as many drunken idiots who supposedly are Bills fans.

Peter, those look like the Chuck Norris jokes using Tebow's name instead.

Yeah, 'cause Tebow's abilities and style of play are eerily reminiscient of Toretta. Look, I don't see Tebow being a successful traditional NFL quarterback, but I also don't think he has no shot @ a pro career. When you consider how this "wildcat" crap has caught on (and why not, since it creates another gap for defenses to have to contend w/?), athletes like Tebow have a shot @ being contributors w/ out having to be classic dropback passers.

McAllister's days are numbered. The money they save from not paying him (if they do cut him, as many expect) could be used toward any new deal Brown gets from them.

Link?

Originally, he was a prospect @ center, where he played @ UNC. Then, the Ravens moved him to guard to get him in the starting lineup. After that, they moved him back to center and that's where he's playing now.

We have to use that criteria now to ban people? Great. Okay, I've got the new statistics ready:

He played @ UT a few years back.

Who's Mike Martzand?