Arkady Renko

Probably, since most things are. If he wasn't blind, I doubt people would have problems with us making fun of his singing. But he is, so we can't? I think most people who have these problems would rather be treated just like everyone else than being made a pity case.

I guess they just have inflicted a lot less pain on us than the other teams. It's harder to hate them as much.

So Jets are the least hated team in the AFC East?

Oh, he was blind? I thought he was missing a tongue or something.

Unitas was better than both.

The 10 year old kid did suck by normal standards. By handicapped standards, maybe not...

I am not saying they are the same, but Flutie was looking unstoppable at that point and BB was the first one to expose him. He figures out QBs, scramblers or not. Name me a scrambler who he hasn't figured out?

I doubt that will make a difference at all. BB was the first one to figure out Flutie when he was the DC for the Jets, for example.

The loss of Weis will hurt the Patriots the most, but it still won't be a fatal blow. Obviously, BB depends more on others to design his offense than he does for the defense. If someone has a better picture of Crennel's and BB's respective role in the defensive game-planning and play-calling please let me know. My main question is how the heck did New England only win 9 games in 2002??

I am sorry, but if Manning couldn't beat them, I don't believe McNabb will.

As much as I hate to see it. Actually, I don't care too much since I hate Philly. But... the Patriots will win big in the SB against the Eagles. The Eagles have only dominated a joke conference and the Patriots performance in two weeks will prove it. I hope I am wrong. I think I will be rooting the Iggles.

Oh and of course he only barely beat Harbaugh and the Colts in 96...

Hmm.. I am a little behind. Did T-Bone used to be a Bills fan?

He has lost 4 at home. 1 against San Diego, 1 against Denver and 2 against New England.

Oh, T-Bone is a Patriots fan? Now I get it. Falcons by 10 Patriots by 4

I'm trying to find anything that actually addresses what was said in the post and can only find ad hominem attacks. Maybe I'm just too stupid to understand it. If so, I apologize.

Hey if the Raiders don't want him, that's not a big loss. All the Bills need are two needs wanting him enough to outbid each other in another to get the compensation up...

Just curious. As for me, growing up in central NY, I kind of was in that when I was really little I thought that the New York Giants somehow represented all of New York State and didn't know what the hell Buffalo was. Thankfully in time I realized that Buffalo was the only true New York team and one that represented more where I was from. Was able to be a full-fledged Bills fan at 8 and just in time to see them lose to those same Giants in Super Bowl XXV.

Well if I was running the NHL, I would keep 'em. Part of the mess comes from all of these lame southern teams. The NHL should back to being regional, it makes more sense and it is more stable that way.

All right, dude, you caught me. You see, I got this roommate I live with and he never leaves the apartment and the walls are paper thin so I hide out in your dryer and you know, get my daily happy time. And dude, I don't economize when it comes to the end. There is tons to clean up. Thankfully I can always snag a sock or two from your load to clean up, my er load. I just keep it afterwards, I figure you don't want it.

A large college and a state legislature usually attract liberals to a town.... What usually has happened in smallish college towns is that the city was usually somewhat conservative and then the 60s-70s activism happened and the students started sticking around after either graduating or droping out. They can't let go of college so they stay in the town where they went, refusing to move on. Eventually you reach critical mass and more and more leftist folks move in and the entire landscape has changed.

The last stand of Marxism...

So many! A few come to mind: 1. Time Management Assistant Coach for Herman Edwards 2. Senator with a such a safe seat that I can be drunk all the time and never do anything. 3. The ball boy who takes care of the special kicking balls.

I like the upset too. I actually think the road teams will win in both, when was the last time that's happened? I think it did in '92 when the Bills beat Miami on the road and Dallas did the same in San Francisco. I figure it may have later on, but can't remember.

Also, didn't Moulds take a few years to develop... you never know.