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My eyes were open and yes, I agree, my heart skipped a beat on the snap. I thought for a split second that Moorman was going to have to pick up the ball and run. The end result however, was fantastic...

My biggest fear is 2 letters....LT

I say Parrish as well but kudos to Royal for making a huge play in the first quarter. That forced fumble and recovery on the interception was awesome.

lucky us... he'll be back next week. I hope he ate a lot of donuts while he was suspended.

Yes, but it is really London Fletcher that I would like to see voted in. He is playing at a very high level.

I just hope he is truly healed. I give him credit for manning up and playing with pain because there is no way he is pain free yet. This gives me added respect for Willis.

I'm guessing Blinker2 will be unavailable for a while until he has a chance to swoop in with a negative prediction regarding a future game.

I hope you enjoyed your golf trollie. Now pack your bags and get out. Buffalo beat the spread by a comfortable margin. Now go away so the fans can discuss the game.

A-Train will rush for over 100 yards and at least one score. We will score a special teams TD this week and hopefully JP will take more shots down field to Parrish and Evans. All that being said, we will need at least 4 TD's in order to have a shot against Manning and company. Go Bills!

A-Train is one of his friends and he has several hot women on his front page...

If Marv reads this your phone may start ringing... Would you consider moving to right guard?

Maybe he has been saying it for 2 years but no one bothered to print it until he "made it". It doesn't mean his opinion is new, just more interesting now.

jiggle the handle, that usually works.

Ok - you're carzy.

My Mom was supposed to come and visit me this weekend hear in Atlanta. She had a 4:45 flight on Friday that was delayed over and over and ultimately canceled around midnight. No flights yeasterday, they were all cancelled, and everything is booked today. It looks like she won't be here until mid-day tomorrow. Hopefully she will make it before kick-off so that we can watch the game together. Just like the posts above, she is without power and experiencing some flooding. Good luck to all...

Must be red. Stands out much more and looks more authentic. Either way will be a heck of a good looking tailgate machine.

I disagree with this statement. He is a number one receiver and can easily be our version of Steve Smith from Carolina. He is very fast, has great hands and is a great runner after the catch. It has taken him a few games to figure out how to beat double teams but he is starting to make progress. When he and Losman re-establish the chemistry that they have displayed in the past, his numbers will begin to explode. I have been impressed withhim so far and have a feeling the best is yet to come. By the way, in addition to some of the comments above about Evans performance in Chicago, Evans also beat his man deep early in the game and would have had an easy 6 if the ball wouldn't have gotten away from JP and been overthrown.

That's what Tampa did to us last year. I was at the game and it was crazy hot. We chose to wear the throwback's that day and then we got smoked.

Alright Holcomb's Arm, even Connor Byrne, who used to be a Losman basher has changed his mind. Now it's your turn... Mike Scott in Miami, Fla. - In April, Connor, you groused about the Bills passing on Matt Leinart in the first round of the draft. After seeing the way J.P. Losman has performed, do you retract that complaint? CJB: Absolutely, Mike. So far this year, Losman has thrown just one interception through four games, and has a QB rating over 90. He's played tremendous football. I've since come to realize that Leinart and his less-than-great arm would not have fared well in the windy conditions of Buffalo. He's a perfect fit for Arizona. Levy and his assistant, Tom Modrak, did a great job of taking the correct player in Round One. Donte Whitner, the eighth overall pick, is playing like a veteran strong safety, not a rookie. He currently has 24 tackles, an interception and had a key breakup of a two-point conversion in the Bills' Week 2 win over Miami. It has certainly helped Buffalo's cause that Whitner was the Defensive Rookie of the Month in September. The former Ohio State star is a natural born leader, too. He's already earned the respect of veteran teammates.

I thought you were going to say Spikes vs. Urlacher. Now that would be a fight...

Funny, she caught my eye as well.

That's not a LAMP. Thanks for the great pictures! By the way, nice picture of McGahee going airborn. Luckily you missed Shelton whiffing on his block on Winfield.

There was a Brian Blitz who played for University of Chicago in the 80's. He's number 5 on their career rushing list. http://athletics.uchicago.edu/football/fb-...reer-season.htm Career 4,283 Frank Baker 1990-93 3,253 Brandon Way 1995-98 2,842 Joseph McCoy 1990-93 2,306 Dale Friar 1976-78 2,207 Brian Blitz 1986-89

Never heard of him but he apparently owns a mean Z28 Camaro. (about 5 rows down on the left side) http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/fbody/supercharged.htm Brian Blitz 1995 Z28 Camaro Vortech S-Trim & Juiced! blownf1@aol.com Home Page 12.78 @ 112.78

By the way if Shelton didn't whiff a block on Winfield when Willis had to jump over him, he would have had a lot more yards.