The Real Buffalo Joe

What would be more Tuel like is if he hit the green on his first shot, and was, lets say, two yards from the hole, and then putt it, and it rolled all the way down the hill, back to the tee box.

You could trade your Defensive pick with a team that has a strong O and weak D, and have to picks in the O round.

What does it say? (Can't get Twitter at work.)

If I recall he specifically said that it had nothing to do with the coaching, QB, or ownership situation. Or did he say that in a later tweet? I know he specified that before announcing what it was.

So, not that I think it would happen in a million years, but with this late draft, we gotta have something to talk about besides Manziel, or trying to pick up Tebow. So what if, instead of become a full free agent now where you can sign with whoever you want, there was a draft. So your two options would be either re-sign with your current team, or go into a draft. This draft would work just like the regular draft, where the team that drafted you would have exclusive signing rights. Of course there would be salary rules in place where you have to pay them a certain percentage of their salary if you sign them. Again, not the the NFLPA would ever go for it, but it's something fun to think about.

And their induction ceremony last I checked was also in NYC. What's so great about NYC anyway?

Reliant NRG in Houston has their offical pregame "tailgate" party, with $2.00 beers, that last time I was there, we were allowed to bring them in.

+1 _______ Cancer is nothing to joke about. It gets very aggrisive.

Legally speaking, yes. But even if she did, does Jim Kelly, or anybody who couldn't pay full price, have the money to support the team once they get a hold of it? And do you really want Erie County, or the ever so smooth operation known as the city of Buffalo running the Bills?

New Orleans was great. I had an awesome time there, or atleast they told me so. I honestly thought the whole NFL was not family friendly, and certainly not friendly with out of town fans. But New Orleans really changed my view on that. I went to Houston the year before, which is where I live right now, and their fans were a bit indifferent towards me. However, in New Orleans, the fans were downright friendly. Of course both cities had their fair share off @$$***s, but what city doesn't? Although like you said, I'm sure it doesn't hurt that Buffalo wasn't a threat to them.

Now that the schedule is out, what away games are you planning on/looking forward to going to?

Good points all around. Yes, he's had 2nd and 3rd chances. But, the other issues were known around football/sports circles. This one is one that everybody all around the nation will be watching, and you know Marrone won't put up with any of that.

I don't care about bad PR anymore. Because you know what is good PR, the only PR that matters, is that we're getting TV coverage in January.

I'd have to find out what teams voted against the move, and root only for those teams. But not with passion. Mostly for just cynicism towards the other teams.

I hated that too, but it was put there just to let people know that he is definitely not biased. The media, and the national perspective would make it seem that way. Hell, if they moved the team to NYC (not that they would, but hypothetically), they would make it out to be "Well they're still in the same state." Now with Toronto being an hour or two away, the PR people in the NFL will make it out the same way nationally to make it seem like we the fans are whining about nothing.

I was talking about the "Bills Mafia" in general, not the song.

With my experienceat the Ralph, I assumed all stadiums were the same. A bunch of belligerent drunks. Fist fights. Harrassment of the other teams fans. But once I started traveling to other stadiums, that isn't the case at all. In Houston they were indifferent to me. In New Orleans, they were down right friendly. Plus they're cocky. Cocky about a team that, as much as I love them, isn't any good.

Some, not all, of the "Bills Mafia" give the fanbase a bad name.

The Bills already have an anthem. It's called "Shout."

Don't forget Peter Frampon with the overuse of the talkbox. Except Peter Frampton's use was kind of cool.

NFL Network re-aired the Comeback in it's entrity about a year ago, and I watch that once in a while. I don't live in Buffalo anymore, so I watch the game at the bar. The rare occasion that it is on TV, I still go to the bar, but record it anyway. Those are usually the games we lose though. If I go to a game I record it, because there are things that you miss when not there.

I'll have my own silent protest and watch my DVD copy of the critically acclaimed, cinematic classic, Second String.

I like the idea, but not the Giants. If we're trying to expand our market, We don't want to play a team that already has a base in Syracuse, then it'll just be Giants fans coming out.

Can someone explain to me what a QB selected ten years ago, has anything to do with a LB this year? Besides the fact that he'll be gone by 9, is it like the small school thing? Because I'm pretty sure that The Buffalo Bills are aware of the biggest player to ever come out of the University of Buffalo. I'm really confused here. +1

What? So we only have two hours to prepare for the game? Unfair scheduling. This is a conspiracy. Someone call Glenn Beck.