Chilly

The Bills better not draft a quarterback who throws the ball like a homosexual.

YARLY

Going out on a limb with that one, eh?

here is Colonel Reb is Cryin' Too bad Coach O is gone.

It's just so difficult to type ctrl+f

Dear Rich, You killed me by labeling Darnell Scott a longhorn. Love, Blue

u need glasses

I saw the speech on CNN last night as I was finishing up some work, and they cut to some to find out how she felt. She starts crying lol. "I see in Hillary what my potential future could be, I saw more than just dreams, I saw things that could be reality; in her eyes, and in her words, I could envision the reality of knowing that we can actually have dream jobs instead of jobs." What the hell - these people are nuts.

how u know? DO YOU GOGGLE SPY ME?

I think that I'm probably on some terrorist watch list now, cause I was sleep deprived yesterday, and Googled the phrase "Kill Obama" to try to find the news story. I then realized that probably wasn't a good idea.

:wallbash: I like claiming good points as my own. In all seriousness, I misread what you said. My bad.

It's also normal to notice comments a person makes that you disagree with while not giving much credence to the ones you agree with (making people lump people into one extreme when they are more centrist).

To reiterate what LLR said, take a look at the struggles Vince Young is going through translating his game from a shotgun style offense at Texas to a NFL offense in Tennessee. Vince has had it even worse though, because he was in a one-read offense in Texas (where Mizzou runs the spread, a bit different). Still, it'll be hard for him to make the jump. He's also pretty small, and has questionable arm strength. That being said, he's a smart football player and a tough bastard, so I wouldn't be shocked if he made it.

I bow in your presence.

Personally, I think getting all huffy over trivial language shows a lack of intelligence...

You had to look that up, right?

Do you happen to watch John Hagee's TV show?

Yes, Mr. Troll.

I don't disagree, but I also think the guy deserves at least another year (or perhaps two, depending on the success of the team). Such an extension isn't likely to break the bank and would be a sign of good faith on the part of the Bills. Depends on the situation. If the team was injury ravaged again this year (say both QBs even get injured), it would be possible to have that type of year without it completely being Jauron's fault.

MCCAIN SUPPORTS DRUNK DRIVING?! I'm voting OBAMA.

It is true that a new coach doesn't mean rebuilding, but this is usually only the case for teams who are already having a great deal of success (San Diego, Dallas, etc.) I've heard from multiple sources that Jauron is in the last year of his contract, signing him to an extension in such a situation makes sense.

Would you rather have another rebuilding period after the coaching change? The Bills are showing progress, let's not reverse that.

So who the Republicans pander to is more dangerous than who the Dems pander to?

You mean concentrating on the secondary by spending the biggest resources trading for a DT, signing a DT, signing a LB, and drafting CB, WR, DE? Look, I agree it was a huge mistake for the Bills to not sign a veteran offensive linemen or two. It would have been ideal to sign someone like a Wesley Britt, LJ Shelton, or Anthony Clement for some depth at tackle. Saying they "concentrated on the secondary" is a bit of a stretch when you're talking about their off-season. Especially since no one drafted after round 3 would have mattered this year depth-wise anyway.

Agreed on it being idiotic. That being said: -.25 Econ, -4.46 Social Libertarian