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Lol, match day, that's cute! Can't wait for the matchup on the pitch tonight between the Broncos and the Ravens!

Its a sign!!!! YESSSS!!! Go Bills!!!

I see your point IF, IF, Byrd even plays and doesn't milk the whole PF thing.

That is really strange. Well, I wouldn't consider it mild if it keeps him out of games. Is this not subjective?

This notion intrigues me. Is this true, can the Bills do this for "plantar fascitiis"? If so, the Bills hold the ultimate trump card if he is truly sandbagging it to get traded or not franchised again. He would sit on the sidelines and his value would diminish because he's been away from a real game for an entire year.

28 receptions? That's a lot...how many yards?

If Byrd in deed had plantar fascitiis last year and played through it, the best course of action may have been to get a long term deal for Byrd before it becomes worse (in case it did get worse). THAT would have been in the best interest of the player and the agent. If he's broken, value goes down quickly!

You're just giving into what Parker and Byrd want, that's the problem here. Still builds the mentality that you can walk all over the Bills organization by just holding out. Rediculous!

HAPPY DAY!!!

Well that seemed needlessly pretentious. How do you know he's way way way better than I am at his job that I am at my job? Anyway, he plays a sport where they pay premium dollar for top players in top positions. Byrd is a safety, and apparently, not a top need and so did not warrant top long term contract according to the front office. That's all this is. This has been hashed out at nauseum, including my points and yours. We should all get past it, the season is about to start, that's in the past! I've thought this too, but does he get paid if he doesn't play? I would think he does, but there are those on this board who say otherwise. Someone clear this up?

This is an interesting way to look at it, but I think we'll be alright. Seems as though they have confidence that EJ will be alright.

Did you get your Madden 25 through amazon? I got it through Amazon with the Direct TV and it says shipment will arrive estimated 09/07/13. That's annoying.

Catastrophic injury?

Why are we attacking the Catholic religion?

Didn't realize he was an artist. This is pretty good. Good luck in your future endeavors Bryan Scott! Classy guy!

The sentance after the one you highlighted, talks about how they may "come from" a certain area, but I dont think that would have any bearing on having both fighters on an arena. Its just different, and I know you know deep down that it is.

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C'mon man, I mean really, you know there's a difference between the season opener and the Superbowl. Deep down you know this is apples and oranges. If it was the Superbowl, I would agree, its appropriate. Difference here is that these UFC fighters don't fight for a specific region or city. They may come form a place, but I don't think people would have a problem with both fighters with a poster up of them in the home town of one of the fighters in the main event. That in itself is apples and oranges too. This is the first game of the regular season, not the Superbowl, its homefield, the fans should be allowed to have their say.

Apples and oranges. You know its a different situation.

Where's the hooligans tearing down that banner? It would be justified in this situation. As long as no one got hurt of course

C.J. Spiller- 1500 yards rushing OVER E.J. Manuel- 20 touchdown passes UNDER Robert Woods- 60 receptions UNDER KIko Alonso- 110 tackles OVER Mario Williams- 11 sacks OVER Leodis McKelvin- 20 plays where he looks in position on a play and then the pass is still completed UNDER Stevie Johnson- 2 fines for inappropriate touchdown celebrations UNDER Dustin Hopkins- 3 kickoffs out of bounds UNDER Matt Leinart- dresses for 3 games OVER This last one isn't exactly a stat, but I thought I'd throw it in: PUSH Wins- 7

Speaking of skank, who's on your avatar?

You can run and tell dat!

I think this would hold more weight if Kolb was horrible as a starter in the regular season. We knew he was injury prone, but that doesn't mean he would definetly be injured here. This is not a slight on the front office's choices, it was an injury that could end his career. They took a flyer that was risky because of his injury past, but they may have thought our offensive line could keep him clean and he would excel. Didn't work out, happens, move on. Lets see how they do during the season before we judge what we think of this staff.