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Haha thanks. I didn't even realize I did that. I work for a law firm called Hamberger & Weiss, so it must have just been routine

Ever since Jauron has been fired, a nauseating number of coach and QB possibilities has been thought of and thrown out there. I had an interesting thought that I figured i'd throw out there. When the "list" of who we were supposedly interested in first came out, Mike Shanahan was put at the top. But the remainder of the list was filled with people like the Alouettes coach and even Charlie Weis. In the (perhaps likely) scenario that no "top tier" head coach is interested in coming here, I thought "what if Charlie Weis ends up being our guy?" My immediate thought was we'd target Jimmy Clausen in the draft (as it's reported he plans on coming out). After all, he's Charlie's boy. But then I thought of Charlie's original "boy". Brady Quinn. His descent in Cleveland since coming out of Notre Dame is well documented. It's very likely (in my opinion) that Cleveland washes their hands of him after this atrocious season. Under Charlie Weis and Weis' offense, Quinn was a god. If Weiss came in and Quinn became available, I could see him wanting a reunion feeling that he was being coached wrong in Cleveland (on top of the fact that he had little to no help around him). I could even see a Weis/Quinn reunion in Buffalo working out. What would you think if we went into next season with Charlie Weis as our coach with Brady Quinn, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Brian Brohm battling through the preseason for starting QB; if Fewell comes down to earth and we can't land a top guy?

The guy hasn't played in a single regular season game in a year and a half. We signed him on 11/24 and with a total of FIVE whole days on the roster, we gave him the start. What the f-ck did you expect?! I'd say given those facts, he did damn well. I don't think he was a liability and as a matter of fact, I saw him owning some guys in a couple plays. Paul Hamilton said that he spoke to Simmons and that he stated that he definitely felt rusty and that he knows he can play better as the season goes on.

Actually, he's not. From all reports, he's turned down multiple teams that have called needing help. Teams that are most definitely better than us and probably offering more money. That being said, the only possible moves i'd expect are: a.) Move Marcus Freeman from the practice squad to the active roster. b.) Sign Alvin Bowen back to the active roster from Washington's practice squad. c.) Sign Pat Thomas back from free agency.

Oh yeah? What was I thinking. What I meant was: 3.) Sign Pat Thomas off of free agency.

I'll tell you the different options I GUARANTEE we're looking at: 1.) Bring Marcus Freeman up from the practice squad. 2.) Sign Alvin Bowen back to the active roster from Washington's practice squad. 3.) Sign John DiGiorgio off of free agency. Personally, i'd sign Derrick Brooks or Marcus Washington to play alongside Ellison and Palmer, but we know that's just crazy talk. Furthermore, i'd rather have Nic Harris in there then either Ellison or Palmer. And don't even get me started on Jon Fudgin' Corto! At the VERY least, it should be Ellison, Palmer, and Harris!

This question is directed to those of you at the game yesterday. The protection wasn't very great yesterday but i've been sitting around baffled. How do you have TWO dynamic #1 playmaking WR's and have a hard time getting the ball? So if you were there, can anyone shed any light as to whether they weren't getting open or if Trent just didn't get the ball to them?

Ouch, that is an embarrassing typo. Thanks for pointing it out to me though.

Dear Mr. Sullivan - I have never really been a fan of yours. I, more or less, have always just taken everything you've written or said on the radio with a grain of salt; mostly just not listening and occasionally laughing. But last night, you actually managed to get under my skin. After a Bills loss, you went out of your way to goat T.O. into a meltdown. Is that what you wanted? Would you have felt better if you were able to get him to lose his composure (or lackthereof, given recent history)? What the hell would that have done except cause more problems for a Bills team that already has too many?! You groaned that he would have nothing to do with interviews for the past few weeks. Openly ripping him for "creating a little line for himself and walking out" when you guys waited in line at his locker. Then you get an interview and you bust out with questions like "Do you feel you and Lee are being wasted?" and "What do you think of the Quarterback's decisions?" after a ridciulously painful loss? What kind of !@#$ asks those kinds of things to ANY player, let alone Terrell?! Even ESPN, who showed the press conference and your questions, said that you were digging deep. ESPN! Who goes out of their way to look for things to talk negatively about regarding Owens. I guess I shouldn't have expected anything else from you considering you have always come across as a miserable son of a B word. Seriously. I don't think i've ever heard you talk optimistically about.... anything! So what were you trying to do Mr. Sullivan? Maybe make a national name out of yourself at Terrell's expense? Do me a favor. Next time you have a question for a player, especially T.O., just don't ask it. You seem to be a bit burned out, Mr. Sullivan. Maybe it's time you do all of us fans a favor and retire. Go fly a kite, Alan

The Eagles, with whom he's like a legend, had their starting RT go down. Runyan, their most prolific RT, was brought in to talk to and work out. Even they didn't sign him. Why the hell would we? Furthermore, even if he was okay, he's ancient. I'd rather have a rookie that was drafted and considered one of the top 10 OT's in the draft than a guy whose got over 11 seasons in the NFL. ...... oh, I forgot. "I've heard of him!" Go watch this video and bugger off:

I REALLY love this move! He was one of the top 10 OT's in this draft and was considered a steal by the Packers where he was taken. He showed a lot of promise during the Preseason and if you look around at Packers boards, no one is pleased. It's not one of those "meh, whatever, we lost a PS player"; they're pissed and rightfully so. Jon Runyan is in declining health everybody. He's got reconstructed knees. He visited with multiple teams following his Dr. saying he was medically cleared and no one signed him. Even when the Eagles starting RT went down, they brought him in and STILL didn't want him. And this was the team he gained his fame in and knew him better than anyone else! Jamon Meredith is not on the last leg of his career. He's a prospect with tons of potential. He's probably the best available at the moment, in my opinion.

If we decide to either trade or surprise cut Roscoe, I wouldn't be against it. We'd need a Punt Returner then. Not to mention, Leodis will be returning kicks while starting at CB, which puts him at risk. He's also still learning and while he shows flashes, we don't know that he's definitely going to tear up the league. Also, Drayton Florence has missed a good portion of camp and the preseason. So outside of T-McGee and Ashton, we don't have a lot of experience. So in my opinion, it's wouldn't be a terrible move and it's not like we'd have much to lose.

Uh.... what? He was a 3rd round rookie last year and didn't play much at all. So, of course, his stats aren't going to look good at all. Not to mention, HE WAS A ROOKIE! If I remember correctly, at the last preseason game, the guy was all over the field. He had a sack one play and picked a fumble the very next play. I'd say it's WAYYYYY early to be labeling a guy with the "sucks" label. I, honestly, would be shocked if he was cut.

I'm in the minority (or majority, I can't tell with the bi-polarness of opinions on this site) in feeling this way, but I wish Buffalo would sign Vick. To all the people who say he has nothing to offer, I think you're forgetting that this guy is a former 3x Pro Bowler and almost single-handedly took the Falcons to the playoffs twice in his 6 years in the NFL, surrounded by almost no valid WR's (save for his TE Crumpler). In a division with a team whose "Wildcat" formation has revolutionized the league, I can think of no one better to run our own version of it than Michael Vick. His experience and out of this world athletic ability would provide stability behind Trent Edwards; something that I think Ryan Fitzpatrick can't. He hasn't looked close to average all camp and he was, at best, average in both St. Louis and Cincinnati. Hell, we are still unsure if Edwards is even the long term answer at this point. Yes, bringing him would bring backlash from the terrorist group, PETA. But he would also bring more money and more national attention to our beloved Buffalo Bills. Terrell Owens has brought a fair amount of that already, but adding Vick would take it into the stratosphere. In a market where every dollar counts and relocation is more than a whisper in the wind, it would be a sound business decision. I hope Russ Brandon and Ralph Wilson reconsider their "stance" and turn the "not interested at this time" to "interested" in the near future. Especially if Fitzpatrick & Hamdan continue to show nothing.

I'm at work, so I can't play the video. What do they say?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/235557-...come-to-buffalo Just posted an hour ago. I don't know if I buy "The Bleacher Report", but I figured i'd share.

Did you receive the official press release? I don't know, the Buffalo News is a pretty credible source if you ask me. http://blogs.buffalonews.com/billboard/200...throwbacks.html

The 1987 Topps Jim Kelly NFL Rookie Card I loved that set! The cards were gorgeous. My parents bought me the entire set from the classifieds section in like 1990. I miss cardboard cards

I've actually grown to liking them. But ONLY if they're combined with the blue pants. The white on white is just god awful.

http://cgi.ebay.com/76-TERRELL-OWENS-2009-...3DLVI%26ps%3D54 Obviously, it's intensely photoshopped, but I thought i'd share. Pretty sweet if you ask me. It's still so bizarre to look at him in our colors. I almost always have to do a double take

"A second-round choice from the 1999 draft, Jansen started 123 games for the Redskins. He was considered an anchor at right tackle, but injuries and age apparently caught up to him." "The team tried to talk him into retiring Friday" Yes, please, get it done

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/30903897/

Nelson, easily. He was considered by many to be the 2nd best TE in this draft behind Pettigrew (sometimes behind Jared Cook). In a DEEP TE class, he was slotted anywhere's from the late-1st (depending on how high Pettigrew went) to a late-2nd. It's still an absolute miracle to me he was available in the 4th. Kevin Everett was the 2nd or 3rd best available TE in a pretty poor TE class in 2005. We took him in the 3rd which is about where he was slotted.

No, I don't want him for the simple reason that if we were replacing Jauron that would mean that the 2009 season went terribly arry.