Haslett_Stomp

Can always rub one out...

Washed the game-day coffee mug last night and am using it now.

Wings at the local establishment followed by beef on weck made by the Pats*** bride. I may also fire up a Sahlen's dog or two now that they're available here.

He can't stay healthy going back to his days at CU.

The Tuna was classic.

It seemed like he took a long time to get the punt off, which won't take opponents long to figure out.

# 40 thinks he understands Bills fans after training camp, just wait until he plays in a meaningful game at Rich Stadium (sounds so much better than Highmark).

The game is not even on local TV here it CT, which speaks volumes. They used to televise Brady getting a cup of coffee.

Flash Ugg sale at the local mall.

I lived in the Boston area during the Victor Kiam years and would welcome a return to that level of ineptitude from the Pats***.

His 100 yard pick six against the Chiefs ranks right up there with the Derrick Holmes goal line fumble that was returned by the 49ers 95+ yards for a TD

Thanks for the heads up! Funny, I forgot Von Miller wears #40 and when I saw a #40 jersey with "Miller" on the back thought it was odd they had a Terry Miller jersey for sale.

Was never able to look past his cheap shot on Fred when he played for the Pats***.

Bruce vs Bruce Armstrong were always great battles also.

Is there a middle/central Jersey? My daughter's roommate at Syracuse says she is from middle Jersey and got miffed when I told her I have not heard of such a thing.

Doomed!

Perhaps "allegedly" should be added to the above statement. I haven't been able to find any information regarding the lawsuit other than the early news stories published shortly after Gaine was fired and those that reference the lawsuit when he was re-hired by the Bills.

^ this except substitute a healthy Sam Cowart for London Fletcher.

It would be difficult for Dorsey to be worse than Dabol in that regard.

What does one do with 11 "partial baths"?

Kim Alexis is from Buffalo, granted she was a famous/working model many years ago.

Like some others here, I have not spent much time in the Buffalo area since I left for college in the mid-1980's. I still love the area and would move back there in a minute if my wife wasn't a hard core New Englander. The people of Buffalo are unlike any others I have encountered in the various places I have lived over the years and I am more proud than ever to call myself a Buffalonian. God bless.

Tre White returning to form, though it may be less critical if the DL plays up to it's potential.

Look it up, Thurman.

I was living in the Boston area when the Pats*** drafted Tedy Bruschi, who was described by the draft "experts" as too small or a tweener with no apparent role in the NFL. Belichick simply said "he is a football player" when asked why they drafted him.