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now you're just teasing us. i wasn't for the trade either, but i understand why it went down. you have to give us a nugget of info if you can.

fair enough. i mean, i get when people say, (with out apparent inside info) that sammy would have re-signed. i suppose if you throw enough money at anyone they'll re-sign. i just don't think sammy's numbers would have been productive enough to warrant what he would think he's worth. i loved sammy as a wr, but the guy just hasn't done enough yet to warrant a big pay day. anyone that thinks he wouldn't have wanted a large contract is just kidding themselves.

exactly.

this is where i'm at. people really need to move on from it, and hope that trade in some way benefits the bills in the future. also, the people who are stating that if sammy was still on the bills, that game would have been won are going a bit too far. could it have happened that way? possibly, but i could just as easily assume some other baseless fact like sammy would have been hurt, and either not on the field, or not effective enough to pull it off. it's nothing more than a pointless guess.

i bet no one respects him, and his guy cuts that **** with laxatives.

don't...you...dare.

i bet he spent all of his money on scratch offs.

i'll punch the baby twice. once in the face for not taking a qb, then once in the stomach for throwing up on my shoes.

blame can be distributed to a number factors for the offensive stank this sunday, but is there anyone who really thinks this team doesn't need an upgrade at qb. i've been pretty favorable towards taylor, but the guys is average at best. his legs cover up a number of his shortcomings, but if this team doesn't take a legit shot at a qb next year, i'm going to punch a baby.

on my way back to the office a bit ago, the car behind me was a bright yellow vw bug, with a giant batman logo on the hood. what the !@#$ is that all about?

this...this is pretty good.

no. i'm a neurologist that specializes in volcano palm syndrome. this is a very serious condition.

this is where i'm at with it. it certainly wasn't a stevie johnson against pitt type drop here, (not piling on stevie). it was a very tough catch, and i would have been amazed that he brought it down. if he made the mistake on a route, i just assume this is something that he'll improve on. it's been 2 games for crying out loud.

i've heard of this. it's actually a bizarre neurological condition where the palms of your hands burn until you violently start slapping them together. if not for the clapping, there would be unbearable pain. some of you guys should do a little research before piling on a guy due to a medical condition.

if i was mcdermott, i would come to the podium clapping. some people seem to hate that.

brady quinn and the other host, (not sure who) were just talking about this on sirius. they both felt that zay needed to come down with that ball, as hard of a catch as it was. not sure what this means to anyone, but i just thought i'd put it out there.

he's looked super pumped up without being completely out of control and causing penalties, (i don't think he snagged a penalty in the first game, did he?).

do you really think this happened?

without mike gillislee, the entire nfl crumbles.

meh. with watkins on the team, the offense goes from awful to mediocre at best. he may very well have helped, but i have a tough time believing it would have changed the course of the game.

i'm not a mayo on fries guy, but it doesn't seem as gross as tyrod was on sunday.

it would have been an amazing catch, and he definitely had hands on it. on that note, it just was a lousy ball. it would have been a circus catch.

tyrod was gross. there's no way to look beyond that.

should i read through this thread, so should i just stay clear? i'll let you guys decide.

lol! don't get me wrong...it wasn't fun to watch, but i'm not too concerned yet. at least you yelled yesterday. i think i was the most bored watching a bills game as i have been in a long time.