MadBuffaloDisease

That and HOPEFULLY a salary cap to level the playing field. I can't believe that NHL owners are such greedy frigs that they won't agree to revenue share. The NFL has more greedy owners and they are doing it, and the NHL is NOT MLB.

You'll "BUTY [HIS] LUNCH?" Ewwww.

I'd favor a retractable dome. That way they could use it for more things, all year round. I'd never close it during Bills games, though, unless there was lightning.

I got that "3" = "e" but what is a "leet?"

Your FIL also needs to set your MIL straight, if she makes his family uncomfortable as well. Maybe she needs anti-depressants? Psychotherapy? A good lay?

Now THIS I find ridiculous! I can only hope there's more to the story that wasn't mentioned in the article, which is very possible.

Henry for a swap of 2nds, which as I said is equivalent to the 2nd pick of the 4th rounds, is a NO DEAL. That is unless Green wants to throw in a conditional 2006 pick, that could be worth as much as a 1st rounder depending on performance. Otherwise he can take his chances with the draft. Oh and that sucks if true that Shelton would at best be the 6th lineman. I don't see the Bills trading for him and paying him $3M to be a backup. But again, who knows what the truth is?

Yeah, friggin' moron. Oh, wait a minute... It surely can't hurt. It would have to be in Buffalo. And Eric would have to want to be there.

Flutie worked-out with Moulds prior to the 1998 season?

Sorry. LE is Lee Evans.

I'd take Heath Miller in a heartbeat at #44, assuming his hernia isn't an issue (like it appears it will be for RB Chris Perry of the Bengals).

Patty?

According to Bills Digest, while LE is at Wisconsin working on getting his college diploma, JP will be travelling up there to workout with him. Hopefully that's true because we heard similar things about RJ and EM working out in California on the beach, and that never happened. But I think it WILL happen. Both are young, have desire, and have little else going on their lives (i.e. no wife and/or kids) so I see no reason why it won't.

Travis is a really good player. For anyone who thinks otherwise, I dare you to name me even 1 player who wasn't really good and who averaged almost 1400 yards and 12 TD's in consecutive seasons. You can't. But the problem is that Willis is a better player, and Travis would rarely see the field. So Travis' value to the Bills is low, and in addition, it's a buyer's market for RB's, so his trade value would seem to be pretty low as well. The good thing is is all it takes is 2 to tange, and the Cards need a RB, see Travis as the good, cheap, and proven RB that he is, and have a player that is also of low value to them in Shelton, who the Bills could use. Now what Shelton can bring to the Bills is much more of a question mark that what I think Travis will bring to the Cards, but I believe that McNally and Shelton's cousin Daimon's influence will make him a good player for the Bills at LT, and merely just a player-for-player trade would satisfy me. To get the Cards to swap 2nd's would be icing on the cake though, and allow the Bills to select a slightly better player in an otherwise weak draft.

I bet it was Stojan.

What's the difference between Evel Knievel and the Rockettes?

I agree completely.

I'd be joygasmic over that draft! That being said, I don't see Castillo or especially Hawthorne being available with the Bills' 3rd round pick or LeFors in the 7th. I also don't see Jones at #55, maybe not even #44.

He'll put up monster numbers if he stays healthy, considering Warner will be throwing to Boldin, Fitzgerald, and Johnson and opening up the running game, again against those weak NFC West defenses.

He missed the money shot?! Dang, there went a multi-million dollar payday.

Thankyouverymuch.

It's bad when you're an UFA and no one even wants you for the vet minimum. A-Train is DONE!

Pleasestopthisnow!

From SNL: "Veni, vidi, veneral disease: I came, I saw, I cankered."

I thought Travis sucked?