RJsackedagain

I think that blonde chick is sizing up Hurley for a little island love ---- did you see the look in her eye when he walked by and then helped her with her tarp at the end!!

Yes, they have a shower, razors and plenty of Virgin Mary statues, but no bikes .... what's up with that???

Even though Tressel would have to work with a salary cap in the NFL, I'm all for hiring him. Dude knows how to prepare for a big game, his teams play hard and he knows how to make "in-game" changes

You mean Dilbert is the next Bills coach??

CFL

doesn't Sam run a AF2 team??/ maybe that's what he meant

not true ... if you fark up in NYC you get lambasted by newspapers, tv and radio worse than in Buffalo. True there are other teams down here to cover as well, but there's way more outlets for ripping a team here than in Buffalo, which has one or two real papers two (including Rochester's), WGR and three tv stations.

Although he may still be talked into staying on the job, league sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen and ESPN.com on Thursday that Buffalo Bills coach Mike Mularkey was in an afternoon meeting with high-ranking team officials that could lead to his resignation. If is believed that the meeting includes Bills owner Ralph Wilson and newly-appointed general manager Marv Levy. Sources said that, because of family considerations, Mularkey intended to walk away after only two seasons, but felt that he needed to meet with Bills management before he formally tendered his resignation. Mularkey had lengthy meetings with Wilson last week as the Bills owner dramatically reshuffled the football operation. Wilson fired team president/general manager Tom Donahoe, re-hired Levy, the Hall of Fame coach who led the Bills to four Super Bowl appearances, and made other changes to the front office. It is believed that Wilson also suggested changes in the coaching staff and Mularkey subsequently dismissed five assistants. In two seasons, Mularkey has compiled a 14-18 record, including a disappointing 5-11 mark in 2005. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2289987

If we throw in a 4th-round pick can the Colts give us that guy Freeney too -- I hear he's not bad

Duffs is some good stuff though

Bea Arthur and that hooker lady from the Golden Girls

I forget, which one is the man in that relationship, Schoop or Bulldog???

I wonder if those two "Golden Boys" will go cruising for "Golden Girls" when the Bills visit Miami next season.

why, does it disrupt your afternoon nap????

Flutie?? That link made my day, thanks!

why do people want Haslett back in Buffalo so bad??? He sucks as a coach, just look at the Saints record the past few years. Granted this year they had Katrina as a factor, but overall his teams underachieve, take stupid penalties and play undisciplined ball. Sheeeet, I'd rather have Greggy Williams back over Haslett

I was fond of this part Uncle Rob loves to work with the young kids in the classroom and on their footwork and drops. Sounds like Michael Jackson

Speaking off that jerrkoff, I found this online tonight: http://www.campquarterback.com/about.htm Rob Johnson Rob Johnson is best known for his rein as #11 Quarterback for Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Buffalo Bills, where his unique style and technique helped lead his team to a Super Bowl championship. Rob has been flexing his skills for 10 years in the NFL (in 50 plus games). He is universally recognized for his quick arm high level of athleticism. Johnson entered the NFL as a fourth round pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1995, where he spent his first three years. From there Rob went on to the Buffalo Bills from 1998-2001 where he threw for over 2,100 yards in 2000 with 12 touchdown passes. Afterwards in 2002 he joined Tampa Bay where he was considered the highest-rated passer during his time with the Buccaneers. Cementing his place as a highly regarded, sought after veteran quarterback, Rob signed with the Oakland Raiders! This year Rob joined Camp Quarterback, bringing an exciting new dimension to our camps. Uncle Rob loves to work with the young kids in the classroom and on their footwork and drops.

JoePA drank it early this morning after Penn State beat FSU .... damn, while the Bills are hiring senior citizens might as well bring in the Peancy Paterno one to run the team as head coach. Ralph = da owner Marv = da prez JoePa = da coach

say what???? The Bills fans I know expected JP to get plenty of playing time this year and for the Bills to finish about .500. Unfortunately, some people at one bills drive screwed that up and now no one knows if JP is an NFL-caliber QB or just another washout. 2005 was a wasted year for the Buffalo Bills!!!

Anyone have a link for this rumor???

You mean the child molester/bowler from The Big Lebowski????

link anyone???

Ogden might retire in the offseason because he's about finished as an NFL player. Apparently he's not a weightlifter and the years of muscling with D-linemen in the trenches has taken its toll on him.

I have just one question: Does anyone know how to block on the Bills????? Oh yeah, I got one more question: Will TD be fired tomorrow or at the end of the season???