socalfan

Strange i thought it came from Lucy Ball.

I played at UM and was a graduate assistant. I coached at high schools and a division 2 school.

Faine finished a couple of seasons on the IR. Last year he was injured again. He now plays at 285-290. He isn't a good fit in the AFC East diviision. http://www.kffl.com/popuphotw.php?id=234744

He is being charged with intent to sell. That's a felony. And with over 2 pounds of the stuff in his car...he isn't going to be able to argue it was for personal use. He is probably looking at some prison time. For a first offense, I would imagine maybe 6 months to 1 year. He won't be playing this fall.

I think a young prospect with 2-3 years in the league, having played preseason, and maybe some downs is worth more than a 6th-7th round pick. The kind of guy you usually get with a 6th or 7th rounder is a guy that would be a backup or practice squad. After two years on a squad, you would know if the guy was going to pan out or not. If he looks like he is steadily improving you would probably want more than a 5th round pick.

Because he is one of those guys that sits around the house thinking up stupid stuff. What I want to know is why he posts it here.

You folks must be all women, dragging up crap from more than a year a go is just too much.

I don't know, he is either very very low key; or he isn't interested in playing for the Bills. By the way anyone recognize the voice of the reporter that asked him if he would like to stay and play with Edgerrin James and the quickly improving Cardinals?? What a D*CKHEAD.

Well it wasn't a "pretty cool economic thing" and you could have said it all in two sentences and justice would have been served.

Well, I for one will believe you when you stop pulling numbers out of your AS*. Just show me a copy of the new CBA and the revenue sharing agreement, with the appropriate paragraphs cited. Thanks.

I bet Levy and every othe personel guy has given big Mike a call, and asked him one question. "How much do you weigh?"

So what happens to Faine now??

I presume the CBA won't address this issue, since it benefits the players to get the signing bonus. The obvious reason is that a signing bonus is like guaranteed salary. Once the player has it, he doesn't give it back (unless you are the dollfins and Ricky retires on you), even if he only plays that one year. What would you rather have 5 million a year for 5 years, or 20 million the first year, and 5 million spread over the 5 years? The Bills will never be able to compete for the big names. Which brings up the revenue sharing agreement, today on foxsports I read that the top 5 revenue teams kick in 3 million each year for the next 5 years. The middle rev teams kick in 2 million for each of the next 5 years and the last 5 high revenue teams kick in 1 million for each of the next 5 years. And since it was so paltry, the top 5 revenue teams decided they should kick in 3.5 million more for each of the next 4 years. So for each of the next 4 years there is a pot of 47.5 million. Why 30 voted yes and only 2 voted no will forever be a mystery to me. I guess they really wanted to go home after 2 days.

Drew Brees

Clearly JJ is not on the side of the small market guys. What he is saying is that he and the large market guys would have to go out and find additional sources of revenues if he were required to share their local revenues.

It is pronounced like pee well, as in, "After 6 beers, I really pee well."

I'm so sorry to hear of your father's demise. But, if he really was the guy that kidnapped my aunt in Moreno Valley and took her to Barstow...I'm going to kill him when I find him!

Too funny!! I guess Cat Stevens turned evangelical!

People of his generation call it 'under' promise and 'over' deliver. Get expectations set low enough that the costumer will be pleased with what you finally deliver.

The hopefuls, the cynics and the perpertually confused....

Sounds like BlueDemonExpress knows next to nothing about playing Texas Hold'em.

Wow! Lucky Buffalo...and there isn't even a foot of snow on the ground.

MM didn't make this point. But, if you feel he did, would you be so kind as to show me the quote?

And then he proceeded to beat the crap out of him! I don't think I'll ever forget that one!

Clearly this is not TD's modus operandi. He tends to get everyone involved in the decision process and works to build a concensus. By doing so, he removes the stigma of bad decision making from his court and spreads it over many people. As president he would continue to be a part of the draft process and football operations.