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Jeff Nixon - 11 picks in his first two seasons 3 picks against Miami (all on Bob Griese) on 9/7/80 - the day the Bills broke the 20-game streak (Bills win 17-7) - He also scored his only NFL TD - a 50 yard return. Joe Ferguson also threw five Int's that day 1979 16 games - started 4 1980 7 games - started 5 (hurt in game 5 of the season - San Diego) 1981 13 games - started 0 (hurt pre-season in a charity BB game) Jeff used to be a regular at Bills' alumni events when i still lived there - I believe he still lives in WNY http://www2.buffalobills.com/news/index.cfm?cont_id=151764
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I'm goona agree with KTFABD on this one - Greene was a surperior player on a piss poor team - for 9 seasons. His 101 yard TD INT return on 10/03/76 is still a Bills record. He picked off Tony Adams (???) with 10 seconds left in the fourth quarter as the Bills coasted to a 50-17 win. The Chiefs turned over the ball six times - each TO beacme a Bills TD. At that time - the smallest crowd in Rich Stadium history was a witness - 51,909
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Interesting Iraqi viewpoints
Bob Lamb replied to Ghost of BiB's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
More "Chin's" than in Manhattan ? -
Strange,blowhard Kennedy is so quiet on the Cheney
Bob Lamb replied to ASCI's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
But - If It Had Been a VW http://www2.cruzio.com/~arlo/Volkslore.html Who remembers that ad campaign ? -
What kind of conservative are you?
Bob Lamb replied to Peter's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Quayle (sic) hunting - for the good of the party -
Iron City being pitched as Premium Beer?
Bob Lamb replied to AKC's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The Draft Party "Wide Body - aka Master of Arms" brings PBR and RR with him - The Draft HQ has RR in the house - I wouldn't touch an IC with your tounge -
2 games to kickoff 2006 regular season?
Bob Lamb replied to Mark Vader's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The NFL just keeps "jacking" their fans around -
US Budget has SURPLUS in january
Bob Lamb replied to JimBob2232's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
There is a thing called "Economy of Scale" - look it up What are you measuring against ? I have worked in retail sales for years. The "heads" tell the troops - sales are up/down this week (versus last year) Now, in Buffalo - last January might have been socked in snow emergency for eight days - not a great comparison - but number crunchers do it anyway Now, I work for a large, public company on the NASDAQ. If you project to the Wall Street types that you are going to make $2.40 per share on $1B in sales and end up reporting that you only made $2.33 on $1.1B - the stock takes a temporary dive - (undeserved for those that can actually read financials) but that is the way that market works - and the pros sort out things afterwards. Now the federal government, which (BTW) prints all the money it wants, is running a deficit of gazillions (sic). Their cycle is largely indefinite because a "balanced" budget has the substance of Charmin - 2BL Ply and is projected at least 5 years in advance - why ? - Because they can. Future revenues are a pie in the sky guess. Future expenditures WILL go up So - a January surplus - ? Pretty much a myth - in the big scheme of things. Have you ever gone to a local budget meeting in your town, city, county where they actually have to balance a budget ? It ain't pretty. My little, local city out here in SOCAL is putting up a tax proposition for the November ballot to raise the local sales tax 0.5% to 8.25%. The tax will pay for a City Hall not in trailers with leaky roofs and two badly needed fire stations. California law says we can't do much about property taxes - so sales tax is the major revenue generator. The city's current top tax generator is a Ford car dealership right in the middle of town - what do you think that 0.5% will mean to their revenue ? Whomever said, "All Polictics Is Local" knew the system -
I don't agree with a lot of what I read here
Bob Lamb replied to Adam's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
You think there are two parties ? -
Not a word (or rumor) of this anywhere near Mission Valley Brees is still a UFA and reportedly recovering well from his surgery
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In SoCal we refer to that particular act as an "Asner" I have no idea why Carbonated beverages are even worse
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Moon selected HOF, or Black QB selected HOF
Bob Lamb replied to Mr. T's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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More than half of the people in Spaulding Lakes (Clarence, NY) or Eagle Heights (OP) don't even know what the word mortgage means
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Moon selected HOF, or Black QB selected HOF
Bob Lamb replied to Mr. T's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The "game" and times have changed as have the selectors and the media (PR) driven criteria - no subjective selection systems such as this is even close to perfect. The "old quard" was pickier IMHO. If Larry Felser had been pitching TT - #34 might have fared better -
Like 30 years ago - Len Ford ? http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/member.jsp?PLAYER_ID=69
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Good site to bet on the game on the net?
Bob Lamb replied to mackey7789's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Loonies or pesos ? -
Moon selected HOF, or Black QB selected HOF
Bob Lamb replied to Mr. T's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Then - I guess we should consider his CFL stats also - no dome there Bob Matthews writes a good column (for once) http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/p...0334/-1/COLUMNS -
Moon selected HOF, or Black QB selected HOF
Bob Lamb replied to Mr. T's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
"Looking at stats only, how do you keep him out. Still on the issue of stats, Art Monk's stats sure look impressive, but he is still on the outside looking in." Stats are misleading and I am in total agreement with MDH. I have the hindsight (or handicap) of being a little older and remembering a very different NFL - long before expansion diluted the talent pool and the stats. I guess my criteria for the HOF is based more on player "impact" than stats. Who did the other side have to game plan against ? I grew up watching Fran Tarketon - he was "feared" by the other side Walter Payton - Barry Sanders drove the defense nuts Bruce Smith is a sure first rounder based on my criteria and much as I dislike him as a selfish player Warren Moon had his time - just like Mr. Kelly - but IMHO opinion neither had first year selection written on them - part of the selection process involves some marketing and scheming - do they deserve to be there - hell - yes - first time - probably not. That all being said - I did not expect TT to be a first rounder - he had a great career - but he was part of a machine - not the driving force. And for what it matters - Michael Irvin (can) and Andre (will) cry all they want but Art Monk on the outside looking in is a disgrace to the HOF selectors -
Must you bring up RJ ?
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You want something to worry about?
Bob Lamb replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
"Each teams fans believe they have a chance at the playoffs at the start of the season, with no team buying up all the best players due to economies of scale. " Do you know any Cardinals fans ? -
Moon selected HOF, or Black QB selected HOF
Bob Lamb replied to Mr. T's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Look at the career passing yards on this chart - that doesn't count his CFL years If Fran T. can be there - Warren can too - black, white or sepia -
China radar at South Pole...
Bob Lamb replied to Tux of Borg's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Someone had better read up on the Antarctic Treaty http://www.antarcticconnection.com/antarct...aty/index.shtml -
Best Proposition Bet: Will Kobe outscore the Seahawks - Steelers ? http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/det...5&entry_id=2811
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Detroit is getting pounded with snow tonight...
Bob Lamb replied to LabattBlue's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
"It's not football - unless you have frozen snot in your moustache !" Randy the Weatherman - 1999 Norton & Stout Bills' CD