Arkady Renko

For some reason I remember TBD actually breaking the story that the Bills were signing Flutie. Am I completely misremembering?

She did call the cops I thought.

That's ignoring the fact that there this increased interest in THIS World Cup versus others.

For those wondering about increasing interest in this country: http://goal.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/24/u...mbers-for-espn/

I just want to see normal eyebrows.

Please post your picture.

The problem is that people expect some big sea change over night when something like that happens. Soccer is becoming more popular here because of demographics, more kids playing it and more success at the national stage. It's not going to unseat hockey or basketball in popularity as a spectator sport anytime soon, but it's clearly increasing its popularity. Just look at the World Cup and the attention and coverage it gets now. I recall it being on tape delay back in 1990. Now, there's wall-to-wall coverage.

Link? http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/135...w;pageContainer

He did a good job with the Baltimore Stallions (nee CFL Colts).

Nelson has the potential to be a good one.

Joique Bell has been at all the OTAs as far as I know.

Where does it say Buffalo confirming interest?

The problem with fixing games is that the payoff of producing a good story (and a small ratings jump) is not worth the risk that the league gets destroyed if the fixing is ever revealed.

It is about as possible that aliens killed her.

Except I am not a Yankees fan. I get sick of Yankees fans complaining about how hard that period was just because they didn't get a championship.

By "down period" you mean having more wins than every other team?

How is an adultery charge any more intrusive on liberties than a solicitation or other prostitution charge?

http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-3...c6-5104c1afdc92

Thanks for posting that because the OTAs were closed to all Stadium Wall posters.

Perhaps I chose my words poorly, but anyone watching training camp the past few years saw the exact same thing. For whatever reason, his impressive catches in practice don't translate to the field.

Anyone who watched training camp during the Jauron years saw the same thing we are seeing now. Wait until he does something when there's tackling.

Three years ago also seems like a good time to draft a QB.

That's an artificial rule.

He got fired by the Chiefs because Todd Haley wanted to run the offense.

Arguably, the Bills were a couple of players from being a playoff team in 2008. It therefore made sense to take a chance on TO. 2009 proved that the Bills were farther away than thought, so TO no longer makes sense.