Peace Frog

Is your avatar Lucy Pinder?

My least favorites, by position: QB - J P Losman (indecisive wuss) WR - Peerless Price (hands of stone) RB - Travis Henry (Mr. Fumbles) TE - Robert Royals (couldn't get open if the defense suddenly went blind) OL - Mike Williams (fat, lazy POS coward) DE - Erik Flowers (complete 1st round bust) LB - Keith Ellison (worthless) DB - Donte Whitner (a cross between a CB and a waterboy) HC - Mike Mularkey (inexperience showed) OC - Kevin Gilbride (needed Buddy Ryan to slug him more than once) DC - Chuck Dickerson (a loudmouth know-it-all who couldn't get the most out of the front seven)

Must be a good memory for you. Lighten up, Francis. Just playing along like most of the others on this thread. And yes, Spiller looks pretty impressive.

Do you ever like to hang around the men's gymnasium?

Born Cheektowaga '64 Moved to Orange, TX '77 Moved to West Seneca '90 Moved to Dallas, TX '95 Moved to Vancouver, WA '06

Past: Once Proud Present: Spirit Crushing Future: Gone Elsewhere

I plead the 5th.

The latest I heard was that Bill Cowher and his wife were married. Take it for what it's worth.

That is true. My point is this team has a lot of disease and will require lots of medicine and some amputations before respectability returns.

I'm a bit more hard-core than you guys. I compare every player on this team, per position, to the rest of the league and see how they stack up. My list of players (starters only) I would keep is as follows: 1. Fred Jackson 2. Jarius Byrd 3. Brian Moorman 4. Rian Lindell Players I'd keep as depth: 1. Andy Levitre 2. Eric Wood (if he can still play) 3. Kyle Williams 4. Reggie Corner Players I'd put on the practice squad: 1. Aaron Maybin (who should be an OLB in a 3-4, IMHO) 2. Shawn Nelson 3. Jonathan Stupar The rest of the team would be traded or cut. My reasoning is as follows: My starters consistently show me something every week. My depth players either have great potential, are diligent, or have not been contaminated by this culture of losing. The remaining players on the roster are either too used to losing (see Lee Evans), just don't have it (see Chris Kelsay), are dogging it (see Marshawn Lynch), are injury-prone (see Paul Posluszny), or are past their prime (see Marcus Stroud). Anyways, that's my two cents.

Hey, at least the fish are getting spanked.

Damn, you.......

I'm with ya, bro. I've just about had enough to the point where I'm giving up on football. If Ralph screws this one up, I'm done. By the way, I'm just across the river from you, in Camas, WA.

I agree that it starts at the top. If Ralph is willing to change for the better and do what it takes to get this team on track again, then you can't get anymore top than that. Next up, GM. We need someone who knows what the f**k they are doing. Then, get the HC, etc.

He gets poop-canned tomorrow.

How many prunes does it take to screw up an NFL team?

I'm hoping for either a Super Bowl win this year or the 1st overall pick in the draft next year taken by our new GM, who was hired by our new HC, Bill Cowher.

I just read his op ed on Cowher power. That was dead-nuts on!

http://www.atdhe.net/8931/watch-new-orlean...s-buffalo-bills

You mean this? Bewbs!

I remember how he whiffed on that open field tackle of Kevin Faulk on third and long.

I blame Leodis only for not hanging on to the ball. He should've went down to one knee at least when the first guy wrapped him up. On a side note, replay showed Jarius Byrd #31 just standing there watching McKelvin get mugged before the ball came out. A little more urgency from his teammates could've helped Leodis. There is one other play I blame McKelvin for. On a third and long, Brady threw to Faulk and McKelvin whiffed on an open field tackle that could've stopped that drive. The Pats went on to score their second TD that drive.

I thought Reggie Corner played a great game as well, with the way he was blanketing Welker.

The 2009 Buffalo Bills: Can Anyone Here Play Left Tackle?

Patriots 42 - Bills 6 Jauron calls for both field goals inside the Patriot's 5 yd line.