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He seems too laid back to me. I think being chilled is good in the sense that he won't let mistakes linger but you also want to see some fire. He always looks like he's just having a game with his buddies in the park

Or the Miami Jagoffs

I'm pretty sure the Pats played there one year but they probably played the Jags. I don't think they've sent two very good teams over to play each other

Terrible advert for the game in other countries. Anyone who just tunes in out of curiosity will think every game is like this.

I was watching a few Manuel plays yesterday after posting in the Bills QB ranking thread and watching Tua lead this offense really reminds me of those days

WTF? Tua could have waltzed to that first down and he throws an incompletion instead. Did he not realize it was 3rd down?

I say we just milk them for as much cash as we can while we can!

I remember being shocked that this video was 13 minutes long And TRENT

Holy crap, I haven't seen Smith for a loooooooooong time. I know we always say it but there's nothing to make you feel old like seeing guys you remember playing looking extremely long in the tooth

Hopefully a Pats fan

I don't disagree too much with your list, but I'd put Flutie above Bledsoe and Losman above Manuel. Flutie got us to the playoffs a couple of times and if he'd played in the music city miracle game I think we would have won. Losman gets a lot of abuse, and most of it is warranted, but I've always had a soft spot for him. His deep passes were something else, just the rest of his game that sucked. EJ on the other hand was just a nothing QB to me. Never did anything exciting and never did anything particularly well, at least from my memory. Tyrod probably deserves to be higher simply because he helped end the drought, which I'll always be grateful for.

I was listening to football Friday with Howard and Jeremy yesterday and 3/4 of it was Sabres talk. I was shouting in my car "who gives a *****?! Just talk about the Bills!" They didn't hear me

"The Annoying Friend" They make it hard for you to to score

It just made me smile like a kid. Knowing it was national TV against the mighty Chiefs, and knowing so many fans and people in the media would be talking about it the next day. Looking at other teams forums, there are a lot of fans out there who are really jealous of what we have, especially in Allen. After so many years of people like Losman, Edwards, Manuel etc it's just great to finally have a guy who fans of other teams look at and say wow, this guy is special.

I wonder if the wife will be upset if I hang one of those over the bed

Someone needs to create some statues of that, I'd buy one

And the tie breaker is that Josh has much bigger hands. Here's a picture of them high fiving after the game:

Well hopefully we get a good enough lead that they have to move away from the run somewhat. The Titans line is supposed to be banged up so if we can stop the run enough to force some 3rd and longs, then get after Tanny, we should be able to get them off the field.

I think he looks a little like The Boz

Love Baldy, always has his finger on the pulse

That reminds me of the satellite phone the dinosaur eats in Jurassic Park 3

It was the only way I could get my wedding ring back

If you can't see peanuts in your poop then it ain't crunchy enough

What strikes me as funny about this whole thing is the constant line up of shows on ESPN etc, with the likes of Skip Bayless and Max Kellerman, as they sit there talking in sober, judgmental tones, acting like none of them have any negative views about women, LGBT community or anything else. Maybe none of them do, but I'd like them to take a little advice from Michael Wilbon who, for me, spoke the most sense on this subject yesterday when he said his biggest issue with Gruden (this was following the original email) was that he insisted he didn't have a racist bone in his body. Wilbon said he hates it when people say this stuff because everyone has prejudice in them to some degree, himself included. Instead of everyone waving the finger of judgement and acting like their ***** doesn't stink, I'd really love it if they all had an open conversation where they admitted some of the stuff they themselves have said in the past, stuff that might have even been a joke with friends but that other people would find offensive. I know I'm living in a fantasy land here, kind of like asking a politician to be honest, but that would be much healthier and much more beneficial to everyone in the long run than being self righteous for a few days and then moving onto the next hot topic.

I am disgusted by this whole revelation. Truly disgusted. It's completely taken the attention away from the Bills win