DC Mom

no heart

I thought I remember it being a game against the Texans in 2003 where that happened.

The Baltimore Colts were a storied franchise stolen in the middle of the night. The NFL refused to come back to Baltimore in the form of an expansion team, choosing a puny city like Jacksonville instead. Therefore, Baltimore's only choice to get a team was to lure another one away. Cleveland lost its team and immediately was promised a new one with the same name and records. Baltimore was not given the Colts name or records back. Now who got screwed the most?

I guess no one cares about Baltimore.

Do we need to do a way back machine on stadiumwall.com to see what people here thought about the hiring back then? Tards.

No, I do not want to see it. I like Peyton, Polian and Dungy but I cannot overcome the origins of this franchise.

Moulds should be the least of our concerns...

Bills will win on Sunday, guaranteed.

The key for Kansas City to win was "whatever it takes to win." Brilliant insight.

Huh? Defensive line? I thought we had that covered when we signed Corey Simon during the preseason.

"You play to win the game!"-Herman Edwards

He made Brent Jones sound like a HoF announcer.

I will start being annoyed about negative columns about management when the Bills actually succeed on the field. Until then, I cannot care less.

Has the NFL ever been this blatant about trying to move so nakedly a team from one city to another? The NFL was never this overt about wanting teams to move in the past... Seriously, what is so bad about further expansion. Is having exactly four teams in each division really that great?

I have my doubts that she was not heading down the road to suicide anyway, but I fail to see why we should remove all sympathy for parents whose daughter just died in this way. It perhaps is fashionable to blame parents for the suicide when the woman is 19 and living out at college, but I am not sure if it is really fair to assume that it was so obvious in hindsight and that they could have done more than they actually did. There's some selective quoting here of the article, but I see everyone's main point that it's unfair to put all the blame on the newsgroup. Nevertheless, I am troubled that people seem to think it is so deserving of such strong support. From reading the article, it appears that there was a user who if not encouraging this young woman, certainly did nothing to stop her, and probably helped her obtain the potassium cyanide. When a troubled person contacts someone and asks for help and advice on committing suicide and he helps her along to that goal, and when her affliction is simply temporary depression, I fail to see why this person can simply morally wash his hands of what happened regardless of the fact that there are little criminal sanctions out there to punish him. What I find interesting about this story is that there are people on this suicide newsgroup who seem to think that suicide is such a great option for others, and encourage them to reach their dreams, but yet seem to be rather hesitant when it comes to their own demise.

Where should the blame go?

Donahoe has provided the team with good talent at the offensive skill positions at brought in some playmakers on defense. Unfortunately, the game is won and lost on the trenches on the offensive and defensive lines. This is where TD has failed the Bills and this is why we are here where we are today.

I have begun paring down my holdings and better diversifying in order to look more to long term investing than I have been. Unfortunately, I wish my timing had been a little different. I sold EVST a day before it practically doubled in value. C'est la vie.

That was Bledsoesque/Collinesque

Hmm... I hope this doesn't end up being instead of a blowout, a 4th Q comeback that "firmly establishes him as 4 times Unitas and Montana combined."

I will take that too...

How many times have we seen the other team make big plays when we blitz?

You know what shifts the momentum back? 8 minute drive, TD, with McGahee carrying the load.

Clements burned again...

Where's the challenge?