MadBuffaloDisease

Character issues. No thanks.

No. The Bills aren't going anywhere while Ralph is alive, and probably even after he passes.

I'd say Smith and Rodgers' surrounding talent was 10X better than Losman's.

..and who will also drop it.

LOL!

Explain.

Smith and Rodgers are project HOF'ers? Are you kidding me? These guys couldn't get arrested prior to Leinart deciding to stay in school. But we'll see. It's a lot different when you have NFL caliber talent surrounding you, than when you don't.

Be careful. You'll go blind.

Taking the 5th=guilty. If you have nothing to hide, your answer should be "yes" or "no." And as far as steroids go, it's illegal AND it's cheating. I hope they catch all the cheaters in every sport and make every sport commit themselves to having a tough steroid policy.

It's relative to year. Smith and Rodgers are high this year because it's a piss-poor draft class. Last year they probably would have been less than 89.

About friggin' time. The Bills would have probably beaten the Pats last year if they'd had that rule in place at the time.

Actually he was 2-12 in his last 14 starts, including an 0-9 run to finish out 2001. It's interesting that he couldn't "just win" with the Chargers, like he allegedly did with the Bills.

Don't believe everything your friend tells you. Stuff that's news like Gibbs unretiring is fine, but predictions are worthless from the so-called "experts" or those "in-the-know."

DOOMED!

Robert Blake...the white OJ.

Let's go with Peters.

But, but, but...what about McDougal?!

You mean the nuts don't fall too far...

Too bad it took his unfortunate episode with the Bills to learn how to be a team player (and possibly a mentor to Brees, I would hope).

It looks stupid from the previews. I won't even watch it on cable.

Recheck the emoticon he used.

If only he treated his opponents the way he treats his family, teammates, discipline, and food...

True. And dying with your hand does NOT count!

Great, thanks for ruining that! Just kidding. Judging by the reaction of Windu and the other Jedis in that scene, as well as the noise Palpatine makes, it appears that Palpatine turns into some kind of monster with the resulting conclusion that he kills them all. At least that's what it seems (him turning into a monster) like to me. I haven't thought about the original trilogy in some time, but this thread makes me want to raise some questions that have been bugging me: -since Anakin built 3PO, how come they never acknowledge each other in the original trilogy? Was it just Lucas retroactively trying to create a tie-in, did 3PO not know Vader was Anakin, or did he know and wanted to have nothing at all to do with him? -why didn't Padme change Luke's last name? -why wasn't Ben trying to keep in close contact with Luke, i.e. trying to train him earlier on?

Semantics. It's like saying Goeth is less evil than Hitler. And in the original trilogy, Vader was much more visible and thus visibly evil than the Emperor. Last but not least, if what I've heard of ROTS is true, IMO Vader is FAR more evil than the Emperor.