BillsNYC

Use either of the old uniforms and build a good team, and I'll be happy.

BuffaloBills.com says 61....couldn't find a pic of his name on the Wall of Fame which would have it: http://www.buffalobills.com/team/wall-of-f...-wof-kalsu.html

And they were just booing them!

I still don't think Carolina and Tennesse are settled just yet...neither coach is popular with its owner right now.

Was watching Biography: John Candy this morning, and was surprised to learn that he was from the Toronto area and at the end of his life, was a minority owner of the Argos in the early 90s. He also did all the promoting for the stadium and the team in the area. Does anybody else from the Buffalo area remember that? The Bills Super Bowl run must have overshadowed it for me. Apparently Candy died right after learning that they sold the team and was crushed. Was good to see that Candy was a great guy in real life, just like his onscreen characters.

Might not have space warfare, but will have cylons being developed and growing in strength, going to be more like Terminator.

Anybody else see the pilot and fired up for the series to start on Jan 22?

Shanny and Snyder are a match made in heaven, they can't spend themselves into oblivion.

If Ralph Wilson was never born would Buffalo have a football team?

I still wear my Gash jersey with pride. First time he was here he was awesome to watch, just laying people out. The 2nd time I think it was Mularkey and kept throwing him the ball instead of using him as a lead blocker, idiot.

People call Brandon a Marketing genius, which he is not. He's the monorail salesman in that Simpsons episode. Bills fans are filling the seats because they're nervous about losing the team, Brandon unfairly gets credit for that.

There was somebody watching the game online this Sunday (not me cough) and right after the game ended, the guy switched to audio of somebody reporting on the Bills....may have been Coach Sal? They said that very recently, and NFL source outside of the Bills said the Bills ownership is stable and there is a succession plan in place with Wilson's "Heirs"....and he said its the first time he heard that and is a recent development. He said "heir" was the key word. The guy cut the stream in the middle of it and couldn't find it anywhere to keep listening. Anybody else hear this?

Too bad he's been right more than wrong over the last 10 years. The Bills have sucked from coaching to front office, and he's been saying it the whole time.

He'd fit right in.

Its not rocket science. Unless you've worked at OBD for more than 2 years.

I'm sure he'll take his time and see if the new coach here wants him back first. He's been here long enough that he's got roots in the area and might not want to move again.

What about the "little person" guy on the sidelines?

Why not? History of strong defenses, prior HC experience, worked in Buffalo....

Who will get the new head coach's coffee?

Just heard Shefter on ESPN radio and he said things could still change with Cowher and stressed that.

Peter King also said the Monday after NFL season ends is Black Monday with all the firings, but said this year will be charcoal, not many firings.

Back to the point, how we looking draft number wise?

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1209/31047.html Classic blame the messenger when you consider this: "Rasmussen is quick to point out the accuracy of his surveys — noting how close his firm was to predicting the final outcome in this fall’s New Jersey governor’s race. (Rasmussen’s final survey in the race showed Republican Chris Christie edging out Gov. Jon Corzine 46 percent to 43 percent. Christie beat Corzine 48 percent to 45 percent on Election Day.) And he argues that he was among the first pollsters to show Obama narrowing the gap with Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. Last year, the progressive website FiveThirtyEight.com’s pollster ratings, based on the 2008 presidential primaries, awarded Rasmussen the third-highest mark for its accuracy in predicting the outcome of the contests. And Rasmussen’s final poll of the 2008 general election — showing Obama defeating Arizona Sen. John McCain 52 percent to 46 percent — closely mirrored the election’s outcom Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1209/...l#ixzz0bahf0Scq Chuck Todd also just tweeted that he doesn't buy into Rasmussen, saying his robocall system doesn't work since politicians don't use it.

If Cowher doesn't choose Buffalo I wouldn't be shocked if he took another year off.

And it knocks the Phins out.