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As soon as I opened that link I thought "wow, she just looks stupid". I wonder if she can sue me for thinking that.

If true, that is great information and a very valid reason to vote against. I guess even a partial change is a good start but if it is a bad rule in the post season, it's a bad rule in the regular season too. As far as I can recall, that is the only NFL rule that is different in the post season than it is in the regular season. Anyone know of any others?

Are you kidding, I think I might get 2. (one to crap on and one to cover it up with.) Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I have lots of tacky Bills gear but this is the worst I have ever seen. It has to be a joke. It's not like the NFC logo is only on there once, it's all over the place. Good Lord.

So this has nothing to do with his being the bast palyer in golf and one of the most recognizable people on the planet? TMZ and the National Enquirer don't give a crap about middle of the road golfers like Hunter Mahan ar Charles Howell III. It's not because their white, it's because no one outside of golf knows who they are.

I can hear it now, Buffalo Bill Cody. The media will eat that up. That would be a layup for Chris Berman.

The SuperBowl also rejected an ad last year for a company called AshleyMadison.com. They are basically a dating site established for people looking to have an affair. Their motto is something like "Life is short, have an affair". So there is clearly a precedent established for "outside the norm" dating sites.

I have a friend who was on the Bills coaching staff up until his dismissal at the end of the season. He said that the general opinion of the coaches was that Maybin shouldn't even be in the league, let alone a first round pick. He said he "ran like Forest Gump" and never impressed on or off the field. I hope he's wrong but he was pretty clear in his opinion.

Possible, but Smith was brought in to coach outside LB's wasn't he?

Sort of. The real question he was asked was whether or not experience in the Superbowl was an advantage for a team that had been there recently. He said that you would think so and then cited the example of Buffalo being "too comfortable" and partying the whole week leading up to the game. He mentioned specific reports of them being out on Wed Thursday and Friday but stopped short of saying Saturday night as well. He implied we were "over-confident".

Thanks for the advise Mr. 86 posts.

He said they partied harder than every other team. He said they were out partying every night, veteran guys getting in fights at bars, etc.. No surprise for most of us but interesting to hear him say it. He said all they heard about in LA when we played Dallas for the first time was how the Bills were out at the clubs every night.

Just remember, people said that about Flacco at first but he shot up the boards as the draft got closer. You may soon have winter marathon style shrinkage to deal with.

Yup, I knew that as well. Buffalo boy done good. David was born in Buffalo, New York and grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At the young age of seven he decide to be an actor, which eventually led him to study cinema and photography at Ithaca College in New York. After graduating from college, David moved to Los Angeles in order to pursue a career in the movies. His father, David Thomas Boreanaz, was known as Dave Thomas in Buffalo. He was the host of Rocketship 7, a local children's program (which also featured Promo the Robot). He was also co-host of Dialing for Dollars, another local program. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004770/bio

Leonard Weaver? From what I saw of him against the Cowboys, you can have him.

It is amazing that someone can make the probowl by reputation and hype alone. I watched Peters play several times this season and every game I watched he got burned for a sack or had numerous penalties. He looks good from time to time but ultimately makes mistakes that cost his team. Not a probowler in my book.

I want the Jets to lose for obvious reasons. But it is karma if the Bengals lose because they had a chance to keep the Jets out of the playoffs and they didn't even try.

I can't believe we are still having the Flutie/Johnson debates. It will never go away. By the way, Flutie does not have the power to "lift the curse". Wade is stuck with this and Dallas will lose yet another play-off game.

I disagree with that, not because there is competition for head coaches but because there will be intense competition for new position coaches assistants and coordinators. The more new head coaches that come into place, the more competition there will be for the quality assistants. Shanahan and Carroll will soon be filling their staffs, then will come the new coaches for the Raiders, Jags and probably one or two more teams. We need a head coach now so that he can beat the rush and line up a good supporting team.

Agreed but it makes me wonder what the guy was actually laughing about.

Unfortunately, we've all seen it a few too many times. It's been awhile but you got me.

I would like a job illegally filming other teams play calling and/or intercepting radio signals. We are sure to build a winner.

Talk about a team player... I hope you are a female poster or you just crossed into creepy territory.

Odd because they definitely were told to clean out their offices and leave the building. My friend said he was cleaning out his office and spending time with his family, I didn't think to ask if he was actually fired or not but I assumed from his tone that he was.

Apparently he would ask (tell?) DJ to cut players that he didn't think fit into his defense. With a couple of players April petitioned Fewell and Jauron to keep them because of their ST expertise but Fewell did not help him keep the ones he wanted. It was only a passing comment but it gave me the impression that April was a bit of an outsider.