marck

Happy Birthday and be glad that your life's partner loves you and cares for you. You also have the best birthday wishes from may Bills fans. Best Wishes, Marc

I think its a turn-on for them, because they love the attention and maybe their thinking about what will happen when the thong comes off.

I was at work last night at my 2nd job and one of the girls their, about 23 years old spent a great part of the evening bending over and each time she did she show the cutest little grey flowered thong. Then she kept adjusting her pants pulling them up and every time she sat back down, the thong popped out again. My question is, since women know this is going to happen, why both to adjust their slacks? Just looking for opinions.

If you had your choice of your lady in any type of lingerie what would it be?

I love when women do that. It is done on purpose so that can play the game of being outraged when they catch you staring at them. Same reason why they wear panties that ride up when they have bare midriff halter tops on. I'm sure they get stimulated by us watching them.

I don't understand cutting Jason peters and keeping Rod Trafford. Both players were marginal and now Peters has a shot of landing on another teams roster, when if released on September 5th, probably could have been brought back on the practice squad. I think this was a bad move.

The Bills need to cut 14 players to make it to 65. Here are my guesses: Lawrence Richardson - CB Johnny Lamer - CB Gerald Dixon - CB Constantin Ritzman - DE Daryl Towns - LB Richard Seals - OL David Porter - OL Jason Esposito - OL Mike Shafer - P Rod Trafford - TE Kevin Beard - WR Jerel Myers - WR Antonio Brown - WR Joe Burns - RB It will be very hard to make the cuts to 53, although I do think the Bills will cut Zollman and try and to move him onto the practice squad and then go with two QB's on the roster until Travis Brown gets back from the injury.

New England has won two Super Bowls because they have the best combination of synchronization between the coach and general manager. Bellichek has an strategy on offense, defense and special teams and Scott Pioli works in conjunction with Bellichek to provide players that fit the scheme. One additional thing to take into consideration. New England has the highest rate of college graduates on their roster. Carolina and Indianapolis are also in the top four. I believe this shows that when you have intelligent athletes working in a system which their abilities are maximized, you provide for the greatest combination of talent and teamwork, which is what makes New England league champion. Just look at their strategy of usage of the Tight End. They know Brady has excellent accuracy within a 15-20 window. So they have personnel that best uses his skill set. As much as I love the Bills I have to give props to New England for how they have built and maintained their team in this salary cap controlled league.

After seeing how Jacksonville has cut loose its two starting defensive ends over the past week, what about focusing a game plan on getting to the outside by running a number of sweeps. Also, without the ability to get pass rush pressure from the ends, Jacksonville will be putting an emphisis on the up the middle pass rush. This would allow the Bills to run some center screens, draws and short passes into the area vacated by the linebackers. I see the new coaching staff use McGahee to pressure the edges of the defense, and use Henry to break initial tackles on quick opening runs up the middle. Once Jacksonville shows respect for the inside running game, the pass rush will slow down and Drew will be able to go down the field. On defense I have serious concern about how well the Bills will be able to take the corner away from Fred Taylor. From what I have seen in pre-season, we look very suceptible to runs outside the ends. I feel we can handle the Jaguar passing game as we should be able to single cover Smith and Reggie Williams and the Jags have no TE worthy of using a safety to shut down. Looking to hear everyones opinion on these thoughts.