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IMO, the defensive coaching staff lost that game for the team by not taking away the sidelines in the final seconds, regardless of who was under center.

Scott Burnside writes about Briere and Drury both coming on strong late in the season...

I don't spend as much time on here as some others, but who is this lamer? Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but at least don't sound like you're about to go postal. Have a decaf dude...

This is the rule change I have the most problem with and he glosses over it. Why should someone who accidently grabs a facemask and lets go (or at least doesn't use it as handle) get the same infraction as the guy who uses it to pull the ball carrier to the ground ? I'm guessing the intention is to send a message; if you so much as touch the facemask during a tackle, it's gonna cost you. IMO, leave this as is and let the official decide if it's minor or major.

lolz, I was saying just because JP didn't buy a typical suburban house near the stadium when he was a rookie, doesn't mean he didn't plant his roots in the area from day 1.

ya, I think he's saying using 1st and 2nd rounders has not proven to be an effective strategy, not the draft itself

JP Losman lives in Buffalo, NY all year round. Trent Edwards and his sister live in Hamburg, NY and apparently only during the regular season. JP takes a vacation, but lives there all the time. Trent leaves after the season is over, and returns when the off-season conditioning starts. Keep repeating the above, cuz apparently you have trouble understanding the concepts. JP is very visible in the community, he talks up the city to anyone that will listen, invests his time and money there, and while he didn't buy a 4br, 2 car garage, suburban house near the stadium right after he signed, it's of no consequence. He bought property downtown from the outset, and then a much larger house in the city a couple years later. Trent is a good guy, I have nothing against him, but he never says or does much (from a civic standpoint) for the region. He works hard at his job, and then goes back to one of the most affluent communities in the USA. I don't think it's a big deal either way, but to bash JP and celebrate TE is just plain stupid!

ummm, I don't have all the facts and addresses, but JP has spent pretty much his entire post-college life in the city of Buffalo, with a few vacations in between. He has been living downtown and very visible in the city since he was a rookie. I think he bought a condo near Goodell before he bought the house on Oakland, not sure. He has been pro-Buffalo all the way, but it took a while to execute his plan. Putting aside his skill set and performance on the field for a second, to even suggest that he staged this beautify Buffalo thing as return on investment is pretty low. I'm surprised even you crawl down there.... JP believes more in the city of Buffalo than a good chunk of the homers who've lived there their whole lives. and again, I'll claim ignorance, but the other kid doesn't live in Buffalo IFAIK! He bought a house in the southtowns, but lives off season in Cali.

this is a great post!

he doesn't really say how you build a winner, but Strachan makes a pretty strong case against building an NHL contender through high draft picks. Fortunes won't change on picks alone

not sure if he'd be a good fit for the Bills, but he has an incredible story old article, but good graduating class of 26, how do they have enough bodies for a team?

then runs 40 in 4.49 and 4.55 in the pro day, whoa!

lmao you rule Johnny

Steve Tasker!

umm, the quote isn't the whole article, he goes into some detail about why it's ludicrous and what could happen, you shoulda clicked the link!

lolz, I hope you have enough of that stuff for everyone

it's interesting that someone suggested that scenario on FoxSports.com not that Pete Schrager is worth listening to...

can't you backup 3/13-present and merge them after you restore the old content? also, what will the data recovery service cost?

I think you would hard pressed to find a single analyst, sports web page, coach, or even a knowledgeable fan that doesn't think this year's draft is incredibly deep in WR, one of the best in many years. Are they worth a first round pick? Some likely are, but that's a subjective thing. Will they be as good as Williams, Anquan or anyone else in the elite NFL receiver club? I doubt if anyone can really say they will or they won't.

He wanted too much money (given his previous and expected performance), and later he wanted a 1 yr deal. I'm taking an educated guess here, but it sure seems the Bills FO collectively didn't want to do either of those. Bryant Johnson simply wasn't the the right fit, and no other player of his caliber (seemingly) has wanted to try out. Even though JG owns pro player development...position needs, valuation, and contract negotiation is a team effort.

nice job by Chris Brown on what went down between the Bills and Johnson

I was amused that Marshall clueless Faulk was gushing over TE's quick thinking and getting the ball out of his hands, but almost all of the footage they showed was him holding the ball for many, many seconds. Not that TE doesn't make mostly good and quick decisions, but the highlights didn't match

ya Dean, a lot of us did, it started a couple days ago. Totally unrelated to TBD meltdown. Some people were able to access buffalobills.com, others got the NS futbol page. Some wack DNS problem.