Arkady Renko

Yeah, you very well might be right. But the rest of what I said is accurate. WTVH barely hits some small sliver of that radius--although this is a recent "discovery"--and is covered by the same blackout rules.

Syracuse used to escape the blackout rules but then it was discovered by someone that part of WTVH-5--the CBS affiliate out there--hits a part of Monroe County or something that fits within in the 90 or 100 mile radius affected by the blackout. Interestingly, towns as far as Ithaca are blacked out even if they are a Sunday Ticket subscriber b/c they are considered to be part of the WTVH-5 market.

Binghamton's WBNG will be closest TV station showing the game. (In America at least).

Geez you'd think people would have experienced a blackout before. They happened a lot before.

and in Rochester and Syracuse. Are there other places to live?

Huh? Even if Losman isn't the answer I wouldn't want to draft a QB, at least not one in the early rounds. Build the rest of the team through the draft. If Losman's not the QB get a journeyman to handle things until we find the guy instead.

Isn't he more of a LT physique-wise anyway?

JP is being paid $2M a yr, right? Very cheap for even an average LT.

I don't think any team in the NFL is far away anymore.

As far as the defense goes... it often seems to give up chunks of yardage, but at the end of the game when you look at the scoreboard, rarely does it look bad especially when you take away any points given up--at least mainly--by offensive turnovers. A key thing to know would be the current 3rd down conversion rate against the defense. The lack of getting off the field last year always bothered me and I thought it was often a product of risky, over-complicated blitzing.

Dude... if they called that penalty then Losman wouldn't have had that great comeback most likely. The game wouldn't have been good. No complaints therefore...

The blocking was better, but I think a lot of this was JP making his throws and moving better in the pocket.

I doubt you think of me, but I have been critical of Losman's play and the apologists. Still, I have been unsure about benching him. I would call myself a Losman Skeptic. In the end, I want the Bills to win and the QB who is playing to do well. If it is Losman who is playing well I am just as happy as if it is somebody else.

This is actually what the person said. I am not trying to judge it one way or the other.

I am not much of a hockey fan, but because of my connection with the Bills and the fact that so many Bills fans are Sabres fans, I root for them. I only mention this because it was weird and maybe Sabres fans might care or might know if this crap about an Indian burial ground is true.

I was next to a Seneca as she was talking to someone else about her tribe and other stuff. Anyway, she says she lives near Buffalo. She then says that when they were making the HSBC Arena, the developers discovered an Indian burial ground and ruins of a village. Despite the Seneca's protests--supposedly--she says that the developer plowed ahead and did not relocate the remains of the village. She said that fellow tribe members then proceeded to "hex" the Sabres and the stadium so that the Sabres would never win a championship but would often get close. Just thought I would share because it was rather weird.

I am not sure how this relates to what I posted, but as that article at least alludes to, the fact that he calls this all hypothetical is fairly irrelevant for a number of reasons: the accuracy of his description and consistency with any non-public information about the murder scene, inferences that a jury can make about what OJ is actually saying despite language to the contrary, and how this lines up with all the other terribly incriminating evidence we already know about. What keeps OJ from being prosecuted for anything having to do with the murders again exist with or without this near-confession. Double-jeopardy stands in the way of another murder trial and alternative laws on the basis of which there could be federal prosecution (i.e. civil rights charges) are difficult to apply to the facts of the case.

Well, I think this article: http://www.slate.com/id/2153863/ does a good job of explaining any legal problems OJ could now face in light of all this.

I have a bad feeling this will lead to an injury.

Levy asleep at the wheel, AGAIN!!

It would be interesting to see where the JP supporters were on that debate. I know where I was. I was supporting Rob Johnson for some reasons that you mention and I see history repeating itself this time around. I think I have learned from my mistakes.

Someone actually thought he was being serious?

Probably that's because the Colts are stacking the line because they have no respect for JP.

If a person paid any attention to their health and had good nutrition, crack would be just fine. You have to give it a chance. You're going to have trouble the first 16 times you try it, but your body will adjust eventually.

It's all the rest of the team. It's not JP's fault...