Stanley Lombardi
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Is he crazy for trying,
Or crazy for crying,
Or crazy for loving you?
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People are often surprised to hear that he majored in Dialectic Philosophy, with a minor in Mime.
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Your why we can't have nice things. I laughed myself to tears.
Glad for ya.
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I listened to the portion about Marrone. Was it supposed to be interesting? Graham took 15 minutes to tell a story that warranted 25 seconds, at best.
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Jeff Tuel doesn't even come close to EJ. Tuel wasn't even good in college. Not saying EJ is the answer, but who knows when given some time.
You missed the point of my post. I merely mentioned Jeff Tuel's worst moment as a standard of comparison for what we saw EJ do yesterday.
But love is blind, as they say.
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Were the insane asylum inmates forced to post in this thread? Was it some sort of assignment?
Two years ago, in Kansas City, a Buffalo backup QB (Tuel, a rookie at the time) threw a pick-six and for that he was reviled and mocked mercilessly until he was released a year or so later.Now EJ, in his third year, doubles then TRIPLES down on that mistake, and the same people who lived to ridicule Tuel are back to tell us that EJ should start.
What accounts for such blind maniacal madness?
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Ricky Nelson
Full Nelson.
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Tyrod Taylor QBR - 116.1 (5th)
In The Red Zone - 136.1 (1st)
Nice!
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Blue on blue!
Thanks for your support.
I think the Bills have the sharpest unis in the league in any combination. Just can't beat the red, white and blue.
You are not alone. Whenever NFL uniforms are the topic, fans across the country give the Bills prominent (and positive) mention.
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Au contraire, IMHO:
Sullivan is a miserable human being, Graham is a failed lefty novelist, Gleason is a non-entity, and Carucci is just mailing it in.
Dunne and Skurski are readable. -
Time will tell.........but he's looked anything but terrible in the preseason.
I understand that teams have been playing "vanilla" defenses........but the thing about ultra-mobile QB's is that they often make you play vanilla defense.
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Graham regularly injects his lefty politics into his articles. Of course, lefty politics is what they teach in "journalism' schools these days.
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Felser would have loved the twitter age
Agreed!
He was a gracious, gracious man who wrote effortlessly.
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Larry Felser, who's still a better columnist and has more connections than the stiffs at the Snooze.
Now, if he could just find a way to file his column from the great beyond...
This.
The News had Felser and the Courier had Phil Ranallo, when giants walked the earth.
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What if 2+2 really equals 5?
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So we are still in QB Limbo
Is that close to Purgatory?
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Was not old enough for the walt somethingski pick.
'Twas only a wrinkle in time, lad, which spared you from our ignominy.
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Her writing is cringe-inducing.
I beg to differ. She's got her own heartfelt style, born of a different outlook and emphasis. She brings out the person behind the facemask, and there are many readers who will seek out what she writes while studiously avoiding Carucci, Graham, Sullivan, or Joe B.
Perhaps the Bills website is looking for those readers. Perhaps it ain't all about you.
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Prior to today I'd read reports which made me think that McCoy was something of a twit. But this morning, for the first time, I heard him speak for himself in a press conference setting after the first practice. I was totally relieved to find out I was way wrong about him! He's edgy, yes, but interesting and downright charming.
Then I read Sullivan's article, which made the same interview sound very negative. According to Sullivan's report, there was nothing playful or positive like the words I'd heard with my own ears.
There's no reason to read Sullivan's misleading diatribes any more. -
Graham with an agenda, Maybin making excuses, and a whole lot of ax grinding in between. Things never change at the Buffalo News.
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"American football" (what the world calls it, to differentiate it from "real football") is a small stage compared to Olympic track and field. Goodwin is most likely the best pure athlete in the NFL, and track provides an expression of that talent.
Furthermore, Rex Ryan appreciates and celebrates sports far removed from the one he coaches. He regularly comments on hockey, boxing, basketball, wrestling (the real stuff), and baseball. It's safe to assume that Goodwin has Rex's blessing in this.
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Every year the anticipation grows for the start of Bills/Sabres seasons. It really feels like 100 years have gone by since the last game played and I can't even begin to explain how fired up I am to drive into that lot early Sunday morning. Each year, the talk of playoffs comes and goes and false hope usually accompanies it. This year though, doesn't it really feel as though there is no way in hell they are not making a run? Just the coaching change and Brady possibly not being there in week two is going to add 3 more victories this season. The electricity that will be flowing through those tailgates week 1 is going to feel likes it's tangible.
The Bills are back on the map and even though there is a question mark at QB, I really don't think the starter could possibly be worse than the overall season Orton had last year. My kids, who are 8 and 9 years old, have not felt the energy that really should surround Bills football and this year, they (along with all the 20 somethings out there), are going to know what we ALL know has been missing here for FAR...TOO...LONG!
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To me, that's why it's funny. I don't think it reflects his abilities, but it seems to reflect his personality.
Yeah, it must be such a downer to be tall, handsome, personable, positive, accomplished, and rich.
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Goodwin is going to take the top off and keep it off.
Say a prayer for Danny, my son....
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I'm sorry for your great loss. I will pray for you and your family.