VABills

Bye Eric, Sam, London, Lawyer, Troy, Willis, and JP. Some of you we hardly knew.

Too late, we already are. I had co-workers asking me what the !@#$ was going on.

Yeah when he was with KC, and he never got out of the cellar there, because they were a terrible organization then. But with the Bills he was something like 18-14 for his first 32 games, and that includes the abortion he took over for. He improved every even with KC until his last when he got fired. With the Bills he improved them and went on to make history, but go ahead and omit that small fact. KC 1978 4-12 1979 7-9 1980 8-8 1981 9-7 1982 3-6 (fired)

No we still have the worst one as the HC. MM must go before any rejoicing.

Ralph "Prozac and Viagra" Wilson Stadium

When we want details before the official announcement. He is failing in his assignment to let the media know before the management does.

We know Detroit, this article says NY Jets, so who are the other 2? Buffalo maybe? A Chief Concern Mark Cannizzaro, New York Post - [Full Article] To state the Jets are not expecting a call from Kansas City or, say, Oakland, which fired Norv Turner yesterday and has an owner, Al Davis, who's very fond of HC Herm Edwards, is somewhat questionable considering this following intriguing fact: According to a source in New Orleans, Jim Haslett, whom the Saints fired as their head coach Monday, has told people the Jets are among four teams that already have contacted him.

Ooooooo. Good point. Two interviews, one trip.

Ed knows how to fly?

Could not even kick meathead off the plane over Lake Erie. Still missing the easy ones after all these years.

http://www.wgr550.com/bills/fullstory.php?id=1303

Where's a recipe to destroy and I am sure this will become a classic.

Maybe Ralph, Modrak, and Marv are sitting around watching as Sam and Eric knock the stuffing out of Mularkey. Marv: Come on Eric, hit him again Ralph: Sit on him Sammy boy Modrak: If you make him cry like a whiney bith buys, we'll bring you back next year

No we don't. Sorry guys but we have 3 first day DE's on the roster. Also, if we switch to a 3-4 then Edwards projects to outside. So I agree, no more DE's.

Comic relief. At least if we are going to be bad, he makes some really bad play calls they they ensure the Bills get on ESPN for the stupidest playcall of the day, every !@#$ing week.

Steve go eat your vegatables.

1. Houston Texans (2-14): +Reggie Bush, RB, USC 2. New Orleans Saints (3-13): Matt Leinart, QB, USC 3. Tennessee Titans (4-12): D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia 4. New York Jets (4-12): +Vince Young, QB, Texas 5. Green Bay Packers (4-12): A.J. Hawk, OLB, Ohio State 6. x-Oakland Raiders (4-12): Demeco Ryans, OLB, Alabama 7. x-San Francisco 49ers (4-12): Jimmy Williams, DC, Virginia Tech 8. Buffalo Bills (5-11): +Haloti Ngata, NT, Oregon 9. Detroit Lions (5-11): Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt 10. Arizona Cardinals (5-11): +Mario Williams, DE, N.C. State 11. St. Louis Rams (6-10): +Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland 12. Cleveland Browns (6-10): Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College 13. Baltimore Ravens (6-10): DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis 14. Philadelphia Eagles (6-10): +Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State 15. Atlanta Falcons (8-8): Chad Greenway, OLB, Iowa 16. Miami Dolphins (9-7): Michael Huff, DB, Texas 17. Minnesota Vikings (9-7): +Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota 18. Dallas Cowboys (9-7): Derek Hagan, WR, Arizona State 19. San Diego Chargers (9-7): Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn 20. Kansas City Chiefs (10-6): Orien Harris, DT, Miami-Fla. 21. *-New England Patriots (10-6): Paul Posluszny, OLB, Penn State 22. *-Denver Broncos (10-6): Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State Pick acquired from Washington Redskins 23. *-Carolina Panthers (11-5): Claude Wroten, DT, LSU 24. *-Tampa Bay Buccaneers (11-5): +Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson 25. *-Chicago Bears (11-5): Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA 26. *-Cincinnati Bengals (11-5): Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida State 27. *-New York Giants (11-5): Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami-Fla. 28. *-Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5): +LenDale White, RB, USC 29. *-Jacksonville Jaguars (12-4): Elvis Dumervil, DE, Louisville 30. *-Seattle Seahawks (13-3): Thomas Howard, OLB, UTEP 31. *-Denver Broncos (13-3): +Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia 32. *-Indianapolis Colts (14-2): Eric Winston, OT, Miami-Fla.

Lights off.

I do not need that image. I sure the hell do not need actual video streams of that action. Damn I will be soft for a month after that now.

Hawk. Crowell, IMHO, is a barely passable LB.

3. Buffalo (On layaway) The guy who hired Mularkey, team president Tom Donahoe, reportedly is on his way out. Whoever takes the gig might not stick with Mularkey for another year, but eventually the new boss is probably going to fire him and hire his own coach. The Bills don't owe Mularkey a lot of cash; he's under contract for the next three years, reportedly at a million per, so firing Mularkey wouldn't be too tough a pill to swallow for owner Ralph Wilson. Jim Haslett is finally available and rumors about the ex-Bills linebacker returning to Buffalo are in full swing again, although I can't quite understand the fascination with Haslett. Even if Mularkey survives a 5-11 season, he'll be gone sooner rather than later unless he gets things turned around quickly. Like I said last week, the Packers should beg Brett Favre to come back one more year. There's no need to rush Aaron Rodgers, who saw no significant action as a rookie, into the fire. Ask the Bills how getting rid of a veteran and handing the job over to an unproven QB worked out for them. If the Packers can get a running back, a few offensive linemen, and their wide receivers back healthy, I really think they're closer to rebounding than rebuilding.

Well not really but he was part of that group of folks that went. I know I was stretching it a little.

Milloy, Fletcher, Moulds, Adams????? Haven't they all been to the Super Bowl? I'd say they do have the right to speak up.

Yeah, I was just posting the snippet. I didn't say I concure. We all know the media is full of sh-- most of the time. I happen to think they are on that one as well. Has Crowell played okay in reserve, probably, but I don't want him as a fulltime starter.

Word from Buffalo is that QB J.P. Losman has irritated many of his teammates with his attitude. He also has angered the local media with his refusal to talk to them in recent weeks. • The Bills moved fast to sign rising LB Angelo Crowell to a contract extension after his sterling play in relief of the injured Takeo Spikes this season. We hear that Crowell's emergence likely will spell the end of Jeff Posey's tenure in Buffalo.