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Thru second week of 2010....dead on

Nothing changes in November. You will elect the same garbage candidates from the party that began huge deficit spending with the great orator himself, Regan. George continued it, and Dubya set world records with it. Yet somehow this is all lost on the followers of the right. The party that gives aways the farm to the rich, without hesitation, and without any regard to the middle class. These are scary times when those hurt most by the GOP policies line up to vote for him. Simply amazing.

Jerry was a average lineman at best, but one who always gave great effort and did whatever the Bills asked of him, including playing RT when he was much better suited to play Guard. Jerry was definitely a blue-collar guy. Nice to hear about him..............

Let the "spittle" fly.....

Rogers also faced a pretty good rush, something the Bills did not show in the opener. If our secondary had a front seven that could actually harass the opposing QB with some frequency (as in the 1990's), our D could be capable of slowing down Rogers. He, unlike Trent, can hold up against a rush and still make plays. Here's to hoping the tide is changing, but it still seems like we're half a team away from being truly competitive. I hope I'm wrong, yet we've seen so little the past few years to be hopeful for.

I believe you may wish to step back and consider how long Rockefeller ran NY. The wheels had fallen off NY long before Mario (Andrew's father) was Governor of NY. Democrat or Republican alike have taken down NY. There's no single party that can deny culpability.

Denney was better than Kelsay. Considerably. While no star, he was far more solid, run-pass than Kelsay ever was. He may not have had a shot at LB, but then Kelsay shouldn't be there either.

Dish is actually pretty decent. It's my main viewing source and DTV is used only for the Sunday Ticket (yes, I have only the Sunday Ticket with DTV and have had only the Ticket from DTV for years). Personal choices, and mine is that in general, I don't like DTV, and I have tried it for extended periods, twice, but poor equipment flexiblity (I like Dish Network's dual tuners.) pissed me off and DTV quality is no better, and may actually not be as good. (Cue...The Fez....)

Wasn't she the one who openly acknowledged downloading Music from p2p to beat paying for it? (not that there aren't a number here who have done the same thing)

While I'm no fan of the Ravens, it sure was sweet to watch Brady under perform against them in last years playoffs.

Good observations. Green has been a turnstile to date. Hard not to see why Oakland let him go. As for Edwards, his finally stepping into some throws is a very good sign. One, that takes a bit of confidence that he's not going to get his head ripped off, and that understands it's importance whether he's going to take a hit or not. Yet, his throwing motion just seems wrong to me. It looks at times as if he's simply pushing the ball rather than letting it rip.

For me, it will be #90, Hansen......one of my all time favorite Bills.

Lonnie, heck with that. Vote for "wrong-way" Jim Marshall.....

Oh, how I miss watching Andre Reed perform. No doubt in my mind, he is one of the all time greats....

Dear God, please give Willis a brain. One that he might even use. Old Willis must live in another dimension because in this one, he's rather ordinary at best.

It was the same in Buffalo during their SB years. Preseason is what it is, but there is one absolute, the Colts are a second tier team without Manning. If he ever goes down, they're in BIG trouble.

Cablelady, short and to the point.

Praised? That's a bit much. Some "accepted" the acquisition as a stop gap move, but "praised"? I don't recall that.

White helmet, great. Standing, sleeping, grazing Buffalo, horribly old and outdated. Somethings simply weren't better back in the day. The standing Buffalo is dfinitely7 one of those.

CJ will have to break some of his college habits. He's no longer in a class to himself and will have to come to grips with some plays will lose yardage, or won't gain anything. Accept it and head to the next play. He won't always be able to outrun everyone.

NFL economics will "soon require 18 games to float fincially"? Horse dung, unequivocal horse dung. An 18 game schedule is simply to feed the greed of the Jones, Synder, Kraft, etc., club. Pure and simple - greed.

That they did.

Yes, that's the way it works. It's not a bad thing either. It's not as if the Bills roster couldn't be up upgraded in most areas.

Even if Bell's play is decent this year, we still haven't any depth at Tackle, and we also will have an aging, mediocre RT to replace come season's end. I believe a Tackle will still be a high priority draft or trade.