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I put a few in. I am guessing one or two will stick. We'll see how many are interested in what he has to say. I think his role in pro football's development is vastly under-appreciated.

I think much of the chat should be dedicated to the beginning of the AFL, the merger, how the league and the game have changed over the years and what it takes to run a small market franchise in today's NFL. But I sure hope he gets and answers questions about his thoughts on the franchise's long-term future, knowing it could very well end up leaving Buffalo once he passes.

+1 I think the NFL should suspend him right now. For the next three seasons.

Doubt that as Jerry Jones was on another reality show with Michael Irvin at the same time on another channel. I love the fact is was TO vs JJ last night.

I agree with Sal on this one. That said, Turk must know at this point that if his offense fails this season, he is done, his buddy Dick is done, and Trent is all but done. He will never get the chance to capitalize on Nelson's development. Hold nothing back!

I didn't think it was too bad, and I think it will go a long way in his obvious campaign to build a much better public image. This, along with the promo appearances, will change a lot of minds about this guy. Well, as long as he plays at least decently for the the Bills and doesn't cause any problems. And he is setting himself up for one hell of a post-football career doing just about whatever he wants -- right after he helps bring a Super Bowl ring to Buffalo.

Right at the end, he said he hopes his time in Buffalo goes beyond the one year.

I expect a lot from him: 12 sacks, four forced fumbles, 1 INT, 15 fumble recoveries and 16 game winning touchdowns. But he'll miss the Pro Bowl.

Chris Brown replies... http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2009/07/16/w...eling-the-love/ Apparently, this stupidity got to Donte, but he seems like the type who will have it motivate him even more.

Exactly.

But didn't that "great" franchise miss the playoffs the one year Cassel started?

Peters got a 6-year, $60 mil contract from the Eagles. The franchise tag for an o-lineman this season is $8,451,000. But Peters was under contract, so no tag would have been needed on him.

OTA -- not full contact = not a whole lot of meaning Camp & preseason -- full contact = where players make it or break it

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You left this world better than you found it, Tim. Thank you for everything. May you rest in peace.

Maybe they cut them based on what they saw at mini-camp, and just want to move on. Besides, cutting them now is in the players' best interests.

I want Fine to shine!

Both of last year's Super Bowl teams rolled over less or the same amount.

Jim Kelly has to be at or very close to the top of many people's lists. Jack Kemp has to be up there, too.

I see Nelson was not there again yesterday. I think if it was just a personal matter keeping him away, reporters would have been told just that, details not needed at this time.

Exactly. These comments are very disrespectful. If Henderson has any ego, he has to be boiling.

It very well could be nothing, and I, of course, hope that is the case. But Chris Brown's apparent hesitation to say why he is not there has me wondering.

Chris Brown reported Shawn Nelson was not at camp yesterday. He said in the day recap that Jauron will provide an update on Nelson at the end of the week. On Brown's blog, he said would post a an update on Nelson on the Bills' front page. Is Nelson hurt? I know he's a rookie and all that, but losing him would be a big hit.

http://today.sportingnews.com/sportingnews...1m&folio=23 1. Saints 2. Texans 3. Bears 4. Bills 5. Jests

I think Del Rio's comments are very inflammatory, and Henderson would have to take a big gulp of humility to just let that slide. I think Henderson should openly call for a trade. But he better watch out or he might end up a Lion.