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Seeing that Delhomme is close to being benched, I'll pass on him. I would prefer Favre pre-1997 when he last had a good season that didn't end with a bone-headed interception in the playoffs. BYW, JP's qb ranking is currently equal to that of God-like Brady.

They also just succeeded in ruining MNF with their select choice of commentators: Kornheiser and Theismann. Who the hell is running this network?

These guys make watching a football game painful which is hard to do. The Theismann and Kornheiser suck up fest was too much for me to stomach.

The Lions are THE worst team. If we can't get past them, forget it!!

I just looked at a tivo replay and it WAS clearly behind the los. No conspiracy, just another td that would have made JP's stats look more respectable.

Correct, but the pass was thrown behind the los. As per nfl rulebook: Interference occurs only when: "The play ultimately involves a legal forward pass that crosses the neutral zone (interference is not possible on screens and other passes behind the line of scrimmage)."

MYspace pages are pretty gay, but it looks like he gets a lot of a*$, so whatever it takes.

It's preseason, we don't need a scouting report, Mike. And why do you feel the need to "sign" your posts. I've read many of them and they're nothing to be that proud about.

First, and foremost, I want a qb who does a good news conference.

I think they're going to have to learn better grammar.

Two honorable mentions, for me at least, have to be 1) Will Wolford being stolen by the Colts in '93; and 2) Down 14-10 In the fourth quarter of the '88 champtionship game against the Bengals, Bruce Smith was called for a phantom face mask call on Esiason on a third down which extended a key drive for the Bengals. Replay showed that Bruce actually grasped the front of his shoulder pads.

Ronnie Harmon's end zone drop versus Cleveland in '88, I think, may also belong in that group.

That's about 2.25 million too much that could have been spent elsewhere.

Maybe he would if genius Marv didn't give him a 4-year contract with a nice signing bonus.

I wish I could say that Melvin Fowler was an upgrade. Unfortunately though, I think it will be more of the same. We will have a great defensive secondary, though.

That may be the best possible scenario for the Bills--to accumulate talent for, hopefully, when Golisano buys the team and gets competent people to run things.

Have you forgotten? We have an o-line laced with all-pro's.

Hey, we've built our last three o-lines with mediocre FA's. McGahee is big enough to break tackles at the line of scrimmage every carry. Who needs quality o-lineman?

While I think Marv's moves or lack thereof in free agency and his draft so far have been disasters, the positive is that we will know almost immediately whether they are or aren't the right moves. While later picks cannot be judged until three years down the line, first rounders, especially top ten picks, are immediate contributors. If Whitner and McCargo aren't productive NFL starters in 06, it will be clear the Marv and company failed. Especially because, by almost all accounts, we reached with these two picks. (It wasn't like MW, who was universally considered a top-ten pick.) Further, if Peerless isn't a productive #2 receiver in 06 (as per the $10 mil contract), it will be eminently clear that Marv's first year was a failure.

While Donahoe didn't address the team's needs, he did draft for value.

It's gm is a f'ing senile old man. The idiot Peerless Price signing was a sign of things to come. It's gonna be a dark period for the Bills.

It must be mine. I lost my excited a long time ago. I'd like it back.

And, Vic does work for the Browns.

Thanks. I had been making my reservations for Miami in February 07 and my whole family was going to meet down there. I'll have to call everybody to let them know it's gonna be called off. I hope my airline tickets are refundable.

Screw the Skins and Snyder. Buffalo can support a team as it has proven. It just may not be able to compete in a revenue war with teams in a megalopolis such as Washington, N. Va or Dallas-Fort Worth. We'll see how in favor of a free market Snyder and Jones are when the NFL proposes new franchises in N. Va or in Fort Worth.