MadBuffaloDisease

That's what I'm hoping. And it's not like the Broncos exactly dominated the Titans, who were fielding half a team.

I guess Moulds called Harrison and he told him that. Moulds said to tell Dungy to play them at least for a half ( ). Harrison said he'd talk to Dungy about it, so it seems like the players don't mind. But that's not as good news as I had hoped for.

I thought he played really well at SS when he first came here. Then they moved him to FS and he sucked. Then when they moved him back to SS, he still sucked. Oh well, it was nice knowing you PP.

The more teams interested, the better. And it all starts with one.

They'll all be on the active roster (even Greer) except for Ritzmann who is an unknown.

No way. The Red Sox had their once in 86 years moment.

Can't we all just get along? And the trade will go through this time.

I doubt the Colts "mail in the game" no matter who wins that Rams-Jets game. I'm sure they're confident they can beat anyone anywhere. I think that having momentum going into the playoffs is important to them, because I've heard them talk about it A LOT, and because not having it has bitten Manning, Dungy, and the Broncos in the ass in the past.

IF the Jets lose and the Bills win, the Colts will DEFINITELY play to win that Broncos game. Their incentive is that if they do, it would make the Bills the 5th seed and have to play SD instead of them. Basically the Rams-Jets game is the key (as is the Bills-Steelers game, of course).

The ST's will be a huge factor. The Steelers almost lost to the lowly Giants thanks to Willie Ponder racking up 250+ yards in returns. And the Bills WILL be playing their starting #3 ranked defense all game, unlike the Steelers who are sure to pull starters after they see MW, Shelton, Peters, and McGahee coming at them.

The key is to pass on them. Their secondary is weak, hence the amount of blitzing they do. Also trick plays will work well.

I agree, don't touch it. I'm hoping the Bills' starters make the Steelers' backups look like the 49'ers and Browns, but I wouldn't bet a plug nickel on a spread that high.

Here is something from a Len P article: "Conventional wisdom holds, of course, that the slate gets wiped clean for the playoffs and that all dozen postseason franchises begin the pursuit of a Super Bowl title from scratch. Technically that is true. In application and in history, however, that isn't necessarily the case. Since the league instituted the 12-team playoff format in 1990, teams that advanced to the playoffs on regular-season winning streaks of three or more games won more than 70 percent of their postseason openers." Manning is a student of the game, as is Dungy, and both have been in the situation of being able to rest in week 17 and then losing in the first game of the playoffs. I don't think it happens again and that they try to put the game away early.

Going with Losman at any point in this season would have been giving-up, like the Giants did with their move to Manning. And the results of the past 6 weeks speak for themselves. Losman is simply NOT ready at this time, and may not be for another year. We'll have to see, but JP has a lot to prove, and I mean a LOT.

I don't remember them, but if what Sullivan said about TD saying it was a mistake for the Steelers to pick Cowher over him and that many in the Steelers' organization agreed, then I have no problem with believing that Cowher still holds a grudge, or that the grudge was renewed. I also wouldn't be surprised to learn he had one against Mularkey and Clements for joining "the enemy."

Pennington's "girlish arm" hasn't been the same since the Bills injured him 2 months ago, and you'll notice that most of those 10 wins came BEFORE that time (and they are 1-2 since Pennington's return, with the lone win being against the lousy Seahags in Jersey). That's why the Rams will cheat-up to the LOS to shut down the run and force Pennington to beat them deep, which he won't be able to do. Now if Pennington's arm were at normal "girly" strength, I'd say they have a good chance to win. But most of the factors are working against the Jets, namely Pennington's injury, Bulger's and Martz' record at home and in the final month of the season, and the Rams playing for the playoffs as well.

You'd be surprised at HOW many people think that NYS is just NYC. Hell just ask most people in NYC where "upstate NY" is and they'll say "Albany."

Manning won't play the whole game, and who would you rather have in there after him: Sorgi or Brown?

Manning isn't going to play ALL game long. To expect that is asking too much.

I'm guessing...male buddies. I could be wrong.

BTW, who is Gene Frenkle? I thought he was just a made up guy until I saw the "In memory of Gene Frenkle 1950-2000."

...and there was much rejoicing (Hurray!).

Signed for 1 more year at $1.25M. The Bills will look to trade him, and if they don't get a good pick (2nd rounder or at least a pick that conditionally becomes that), he'll likely stay.

Posey's doing alright. Probably best suited for a 3-4 like the Texans use, though.

Definitely a great movie in I-Max. If you haven't seen it that way, it's a good reason to see it again.