DanInSouthBuffalo

This picture looks to me like it is from like pre-2002. I can see the place I work at which was built in the Summer/Fall of 2002; and it hasn't been built yet. Another thing is that I scrolled up to the corners where Orchard Park Road/Southwestern/Lake meet a.k.a. the "Five Corners". The new Wendy's/Tim Hortons isn't there and the condos behind there aren't built yet either.

Mine is: Chris P. Lettis Michael Anthony of Van Halen used to use "Biff Malibu" as an alias.

I'm looking too, and I'm leaning this way myself. Within reason of course! I wouldn't mind doing some fresh painting and I hate wallpaper so that would have to go. Carpeting is another thing I'd be fussy about. I just thought of a good benchmark. If either the kitchen or the bathroom (just one) needs some remodeling I can live with that. If BOTH are fairly toast I would move on unless you want to undertake some time and $$$ consuming projects.

I don't understand the mentality of sign, sign, sign and spend, spend, spend, especially when this is a fairly poor free-agent crop for the Bills needs. All I'm seeing is teams paying STOOPID money for guys that are borderline over-the-hill. I don't want to see us become the Titans and backload too many contracts!

I'm wondering about Anthony Becht of the Jets. I think he's out there. Sign him and go with Euhus and Campbell for now, and cut one next year if it's costing too much.

Just saw that.

Isn't Derrick Blaylock from KC a free agent?

Actually, I'm kinda happy about this. I didn't really see anyone out there that we should have "aggressively" gone after in areas of need. I'd rather wait in the weeds and see how a few things shake out. I'd almost rather see the Bills use some of that $$$ to lock up a player or two that's already on the team. I'd like to see them resolve the Henry situation as well first.

This is easy. Our receivers don't get open and our TE's seem to be useless in this offense. Period. Besides Moulds, who do we have? WR's: Lee Evans-Rookie. He's coming along. Josh Reed-Friggin' vaporware, what happened to this guy's career? Injured right now too. Sam Aiken-As far as I'm concerned can't play in the NFL. he doesn't even do anything in pre-season!!! Jonathan Smith-A special teams player only as far as I'm concerned. TE's: Ryan Neufeld-Blocker/paperweight Tim Euhus-Rookie Mark Campbell-Has his moments, but when he makes plays he's unheard from for GAMES after that!

Did you see the Penn State photo album too?

We want to get a Moorman jersey for a friend for X-mas. Might have to make one.

YES YES YES! I was very impressed with that. He stepped up in the pocket and/or sidestepped the pressure a bunch of times. That's the way it's supposed to work Drew! And then he had that great run that was called back for a hold. That killed me!!!!

I glossed through it and it looks pretty good. One thing I'm recommending to a lot of people (especially those less technically savvy) is to ditch Microsoft Explorer. Opera and/or Mozilla Firefox browsers work just as well (or better) and don't have a lot of the MAJOR security flaws that Explorer has.

1. If it's possible, throw down field a little more often. The offense seems too focused on short plays. 2. Make sure the TE's and RB/FB are included in the passing game (started to happen yesterday) 3. Somehow, get Josh Reed involved or release him. Where is he?

You didn't hear? Josh Reed went into the witness protection program.

What did I hear the other day on the radio....something about various departments (can't remember if it is city or county) who get to keep the "leftover" money alloted to their department if/when it isn't used up every year. Hence, they never use all of the money given to them to perform services! I think I heard it on WGR. They said the loophole dates back to the civil war or something. Did anyone else hear this?

It happens every week and the NFL does nothing to stop it. I knew that was a safety, and the ref made up the part on the spot too about the hold "beginning" at the one-yard line and saying that's where the ball should be placed.

For the most part I agree. However, I hope Terrence McGee learns that when the other return man back there with him tells him NOT to return the kick but rather down it in the end zone...TAKE HIS ADVICE!!!

WRONG on that. ESPN says 10 for 78 yards on that. When we only have five or fewer I'll say that it is "excellent".

Yes, there was some GOOD. 7 for 15 on third downs, OL was okay as was special teams. The bad: Terrence McGee made poor judgement TWICE on deciding to bring the ball out of the end zone on a return and it bit him in the a$$ once. Fumbles and dropped passes. Did they change what the balls are made of or something?

Posey.

I agree 1000% percent. More than a few times last night I saw when his timing gets messed up or he gets pressured and has to improvise that he looks average at best. Having said that he's in a perfect situation and Charley Weis is pretty much an offensive genius.

They had some practice clips of Jon Gruden, Mike Tice, Mike Martz, etc. in training camp. Gruden still kills kills me with some of his lines! Best of all (or is it worst of all?) was Tom Coughlin. I swear it's gotta be brutal being coached by that guy.

And what I heard is that they made him buy a condo in the same building as Tom Clements!

I'd say this is just an educated guess on the part of PFT. In order to claim him on waivers don't we have to sign him to the active roster? And to answer the question, I'd rather have Matthews. St. Pierre has never played in an actual game if I am not mistaken.