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That is a theme here on this board.

Here you go http://www.sugarfreeracing.com/images/wins...500/1009617.JPG

Looks like he has 2 broken ribs http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/foot...e.ap/index.html

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On the contrary, I think this is a good think. Not that I think that A-Train is better than Willis, but if he puts together a solid couple of games it might light a fire under McGahee's butt. Remember how exciting he was when he took over for Travis but played liek he was still ooking over his shoulder?

Scan revelaed further damage to McGahees Ribs...not good.

PTR - It will continue to get like this until this team shows us that they truly are building on something. I felt better after the NE loss than I did after the GB win.

The Offensive Line makes the Bills "A Dangerous Team to play QB for"

That is par for the course for that scumbag, and Lee Evans agrees: "Although no such records are kept by the league, he is believed to hold the record for most times fined by the league for unnecessary roughness or unsportsmanlike conduct. Notorious for his cheap shots, Harrison was voted the dirtiest player in the NFL by his peers according to a poll conducted by Sports Illustrated. In 2006, Harrison further solidified his reputation as one of the dirtiest players in NFL history when he, yet again, topped the list of the dirtiest players compiled by Sports Illustrated. Of the 361 NFL players polled during the preseason, an incredible 23 percent of them pointed to Harrison as the league's dirtiest player. When interviewed about Harrison for an October 19, 2006 Boston Herald article, Buffalo receiver Lee Evans supported the notion that Harrison is a dirty player, “you can see it on film. It will be subtle, like making a tackle and doing something a little extra after it. You’re getting up and maybe he pushes your face into the ground or gives you a little kick in the back."

Sour Play of the Week No. 3: Game tied at 10 in the fourth, Buffalo faced a second-and-20 on the Green Bay 43. Lee Evans went deep against Packers corner Al Harris -- who made no attempt at all to cover his man, but rather stood there committing the high school mistake of "looking into the backfield" to guess the play. Evans caught the touchdown pass that proved to be the game's winning points. This play was double sour because not only was Harris taking the lazy man's way out by looking into the backfield, Buffalo quarterback J. P. Losman was staring at Evans the entire time.

People should be forced to pass a test before they just go in and pull all the levers for a Democrat or a Republican because they don't know any better/

Wouldn't it be great if the Moderate Dems and the Moderate Republicans could form a party. We could call it the "Rational Americans" and would probably represent the ideas, values, and interest of 80% of the country.

"The 34-year-old ex-quarterback was born in the hills of western North Carolina and trumpeted what he called "mountain values." He opposed abortion, supported gun rights and environmentalism and said the administration had gone astray on Iraq." Mountain values huh? Didn't they make a movie about that called Deliverance? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061108/ap_on_sp_ot/eln_sports

He should start by restoring the field in Gillette Stadium that his stupid soccer team has destroyed. What a mess that field is.

Nope, sorry. I would not want him on the Bills. He is a piece of sh !t.

I would not wish injury on anyone, expect that cheap shot taking late hit making Rodney Harrison. Did anyone see the way tackled Marvin Harrison by his face mask on the play? Serves the dirtiest player in the NFL right. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/foot...cker/index.html

Here is WTF happened. Our idiot owner f**ked it up. ManningColts - we have a lot in common. Your team was built by the smartest GM in history, Bill Polian. He was responsible for the dynasty that WAS the Buffalo Bills. Then our brilliant owner ran him out of town, where he built the Panthers into a great squad and later, your very own Colts. Bill Polian was the single biggest loss this franchise has ever endured and, as much good as he has done, we still must blame Ralph C. Wilson.

I can't believe that it lasted this long. I hope that he leaves the relationship without a dime and he has to resort to appearing with Screech in his next porno video for money.

You ever been in there? More like Tops Never Mops.

It is how the really smart posters poke fun at the rest of us dumb posters.

Sorry about that. I thought you were trying to port the last 7 to a new area code.

Not a huge difference in the sense that they have played in the same number of games. But you were wondering why he was being left out of the conversation and it is because he wasn't from that class.

What does he stand to make next season anyway?

I'll give you Allie, but Tanya Harding scares the sh !t out of me.

I will admit that Spikes is not the same player that he was two years ago, there is still a chance that he can return to form, just as Peterson has. Julian Peterson tore his achilles with the Niners back in 04 and while he wasn't exactly back to form in 05, he is having a monster year with the Seahwaks this year. (Through 8 games he has 54 tackles and 8 sacks).