Brian Cohen

Number 1. Who possesses greater rights? A jew in any arab muslim nation, or an arab muslim in Israel? Of course, this is purely rhetorical, as the jews were driven from their homes throughout the non-Israeli Middle East subsequent to the establishment of Israel. Number 2. The National Socialist movement in Germany was also rightly famous for its charity and generosity towards their own people. What distinguishes Hamas from the pre-Reich Nazi party? Thanks in advance for your help.

i find it hard as a bills fan not to be happy about them losing tonight....the bills had to fight for everything they got, against the referees, the league, and the quirks of fate, while these patsies have had everything handed to them....they are not a great team, yet are treated as one because most of the espn staff is from the n.e. area. they earned little, but gained much. they are the polar opposite of our bills, and thats why they are our greatest rival. i revel in their loss because they are soooooo deserving of it. too bad wittle tommy bwady still needs to have his stomach pumped like rod stewart...such a shame!!!!!!

yea, that you are so pathetic, bitter, and hateful

if you cant take some joy out of seeing a bunch of overhyped, overrated frauds get their asses kicked, well, i guess you really are as bitter as you come off on this board. im sorry.

so pull out your poster and do your business and leave us football fans alone.

im sorry but nate did return punts at the beginning of this year. nate and freddy smith were returning punts at about a 2 to 1 ratio at the end of last yr, however. thanks for your contribution.

come on. the guy has had some questionable decisions this yr, but everything he did was gold last yr. dont coaches deserve the same sophomore slump consideration that players get? wouldnt you do whatever was necessary to preserve your dream job? the guy last yr showed every indication of being a great coach. his second yr was a learning yr. give him a break. the guy that has worn out his welcome is td. he hasnt had a good draft in several years. mularkey deserves a break.

i know many here have a special place for steve tasker and the special teams of the super bowl years, however, given the statistics, and the overall play of the special teams, is this the best bills special team units ever? i believe, considering all the phases, that it might be the best ever in nfl history. i thought so all year, but until terrence got the td last wk, i hesitated to say so. but even with the great coverage units the bills have had in the past, i think this years teams surpass them all.....thoughts?

well my best guess is that its a combination of things-nate cant be risked due to the lack of depth at cb after thomas' injury, plus giving roscoe every opportunity, plus not wanting to inflate nate's value any further by giving him a great return opportunity every wk. these are the greatest overall special teams in nfl history, without a doubt. nate would have returned 1 or 2 punts for td's this yr, inflating his value astronomically. td never gave this team a chance, and ordered the change, to give himself a chance to resign clements at some type of reasonable value.

pls retire this....does anybody buy that pc b-s line anymore? they cant, so just trash that comeback, right?

I guess the bottom line is that travis is a guy who was limited, but would give you his all. willis has almost no limits talent-wise, but will only give his all if he sees a purpose to it. the pick, as a pick, was worth it, because at the time there was no one on the board with near the value. the pick, as a player, is questionable since his heart is only in it if he has an appropriate supporting cast.

I couldnt agree with you even one percent more. you are absolutely, unequivocally correct. peters is the only starting caliber o-lineman we have. the atrocious play of the rest of the line is masking the good to very good play of peters. just wanted to make that point, as there are far too many that would like to get rid of him too, since he has attracted attention, and plays on a line that sucks. he has played well, despite the results of the offensive line as a whole.

yea, contrary to whats below, you are probably right. j.p. has shown enough to get all the development snaps, but he is not, in order to save the higher ups in the organization(at least some of them). he has been consistently better, even if he wasnt ready at the beginning of the year. when he has had time, he has been terrific. when he hasnt, he has been mediocre. reasonable for a second yr. quarterback, in other words.

since the bills are out, who is your rooting interest for the playoffs? I would like to see the Bengals in the AFC championship, since mr. palmer carried my fantasy teams until today, play the colts in the AFC title game, for Mr. Polian. NFC-wise, I'd like to see the Redskins, because i hate the giants and cowboys, vs. the bears, for being a good defense first team.

that boy does play a nice right tackle. one thing i noticed today is that he does a very nice job zone blocking-unfortunately when he released justin smith it often led to a sack. the other thing he does better than anybody else on this offensive line is continue to the second level-he consistently gets down the field to his second assignment -even on the goal line where everyone else failed-peters did his job then took care of somebody else. one on one, zone blocks, picking up stunts-this guy did well today-they should pay him what he's worth and lock him up for the long term. he is a special talent with the chance to become great. focus on this guy rather than the o-line as a whole and you will see how good he is. i watched him specifically since he is the only starting OL that i see with a future on this team. he picked up stunts, played to the second level, and played to the whistle like no one else. he was clearly the best o-lineman on the team today. he picked up stunts perfectly, and was precise on zone blocking assignments. the haters on this board can mock all they want, but jason peters is a good right tackle now, and may become great-an opportunity that exists only for him among this group.