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Sam Adams actually can be an effective pass rushing DT. Two things have held him back. Early this season he was a run first, control the gap tackle, After his outburst, he was allowed more pass rushing opportunities and more downs, thus some sacks. Second, which is up to him, would be to shed a few pounds. One thing Sam showed this year was that he still can explode coming off the ball even quicker than DT's who weigh considerably less. Would love to see him at a "real" 325-330. Pat Williams seemed to come up bigger today than he has most of the year, but unless he agrees to a very team and cap friendly deal, we may have seen his last game as a Bill. Edwards may be ready to take the job back he once held. After that, Anderson is unknown and due to lack of PT this year, he may not be an answer. Bannan is a journeyman at best, who maybe should work on becoming a guard anyway. Oh well, our off-season has just begun. It will be interesting to how it shakes out.

While I'm not sure letting Moulds go is a very prudent thing to do, I do have to agree that a restructured deal is highly desireable in order to avoid that. I believe what we saw this year with Moulds-Evans was the initial baton passing. Moulds for the most became our possession WR this year. The big plays came from Evans. Even when Peerless had his big year in 2002, Moulds was still the man who also made more than his fair share of big plays, but they were far and way too few in between this year, especially for a WR due to have a cap number of 8.5 and I would bet big money that TD has already taken this into account for 2005. Next, what is the cap hit if we release Drew (before and after June 1)?

If you recall, Ralph campaigned heavily to keep us in the same div as Miami, New England, NY Jets, to maintain the traditional rivalries we've had going back to our old AFL days. I don't see this happening, at least not till Ralph has left us.

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The crap play to hand Pitt 7 by Drew and then a nine minute 4th quarter ball controll drive by Pitt were the final nails after being set up by an 86 yard drive in which we got nothing.......That killed the mo completely, to which we didn't recover. Those were the game deciding keys.

Heck, that's probably a given. Reed has done nothing this year but to play his way off the team. The past two years, I'm sick about how he catches everything in camp and practice, yet come game time....

Where do you get the worst onside kicker in history from? Beer? I've had plenty and that's not what comes to mind for me. What I think of are those punts throughout the year rather than even to try a long 48 plus yarder with Lindell. That says the HC is of little faith. I think Lindell looks for new employment next year, maybe along side Drew.

This team learned this year what it takes to win. Whether Drew leads the Bills next year or not is highly debatable, but one thing is in the books. Despite a horrible 1-5 start, we and our Bills were in it until the final play of the regular season.

Pitt being the possible extremely rare exception, a young QB rarely takes his team to the promised land. JP will have his struggles next year if so annoited as the starter, yet while liking drew tremendously as a person, change may very well be in the air.

Well said

Mike, Drew managed to play decently down the strecth and until today, I may have disagreed with you but..... What really hurts right now is that the Rams did their part, and we did not.

Let me phrase my reply properly......BLOW ME

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Bills Daily has him listed as questionable, but not likely to play. The injury has been changed from hammy to sternum....nothing more specific.

MANATEEFAN!!!!!!!!! How are you and your hubby doing? I like the sweet toys you two recently treated yourselves to. That 05 'Stang would look real good in my driveway. Bout time you quit lurking and posted. Love ya.... P.S. My profile had my B-Day as the first so NJSue only went by what she saw. NJSue - thanks, my B-day is the 18th and I corrected my profile.

Here's to hoping he'll just simply revert to his old Jets form.

Whoa, I almost bit. Let's not bring up the old, tired "Frozen Water" mantra now. Big game today. Enjoy.

That's just it. The Jets can look very good at times, and at others, fairly poor. No college degree required to determine which we hope takes the field today.

That's something I pray the Bills have well planned for becuase you know Blitzburg will be applying a ton of heat, right up the gut.

All in takes is a dream, a hammer, some nails, some screws, some glue, some sweat, and more cash than my wife normally let's me near...... We bought this house in 1997 and I began planning how to do it almost immediately. It took three years to get started, but I had plenty of time to get the plans right. That's a big part of it. When our youngest (Joshua, almost 4) reaches 10-12, I'll be converting their play room off the rec room into our home theater, so I hope I'll still be healthy enough to make it fly. Thanks.

Are we pumped or what? Nice.... It's now 6:50 am and I'm wide awake. No sleep now....

For me, it's Thank God, My Country, My Father and my Mother for...... DirecTV and the NFL Sunday Ticket...

Now there's a great idea...A TSW party...

I'll second that. For those going to the game, MAKE OUR HOUSE ROCK !!!!!!

There's no place like home (only exception - RSW). Plenty of cold beer, warm food and my entire family watching and cheering for Bills. How many others here have their favorite room decorated with a Bills theme? (for some reason when I look at this via Firefox, it gets a bit out of sorts, but with IE, it's A-OK) OhBF's Place