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That is all their really is to say ...

Can you tell me what Bill Belichick's record was before he went to the Patriots? Hmm? Well ... i will tell you. In FIVE SEASONS, he only had ONE winning season. His overall record was 36-44 ... Ouch ... he was sure the best candidate huh?

Really? I didnt even know that most of NFL knew we existed. This isnt like breaking news all over the place ... outside of Buffalo, I bet very few people even know.

Not as a head coach.

Unless he goes 13-3, wins the super bowl, goes to the pro-bowl, kicks a 84 yard field goal, solves world hunger and then scores the winning goal for the Sabres to win the Stanley Cup, Dick Jauron will never last here. No coach will. We shall never be satisfied. Its a shame ... ... sorry - more of a vent to the critical Bills fans than anything.

Uhm. Go Bills. I figured I would add something useful.

I personally like Sherman also. People here bash him ... with no reason to do so at all.

LOL. I dont think there are 10000000000 or how many you said like him. He has about 6 colleges looking at him right now. He was a sophomore for goodness sakes and was on ESPN. Are you telling me there are 1000000000 sophomores being shown on ESPN? Check out this link ::: http://sunshinepreps.net/content/view/56/0/

Well ... Manning is a pure pocket passer. But I dont think Ben is wiggling too much: In the past two years: Manning: 32 Sacks Roethlisberger: 56 sacks

Or maybe (just a hunch) he expected his lineman to do their job and BLOCK.

I dont know if this has been posted before, but a buddy of myne showed me this kid. He looks spectacular. Deion Sanders adopted him, and I believe he is a junior (high school). Some of his runs are amazing. http://www.noeldevine.net/ Just wait for the video to load ... you wont be dissapointed (although the quality is a little rough, the plays are amazing) Just added: The kid was on ESPN last year ... check out this link too ... 315 pound bench press http://sunshinepreps.net/content/view/56/0/

I wonder if that is just a cover up.

Boy is Steve Smith something special ...

Good point ... and overall I think you brought a really good argument. Better than I expected and quite simply better than many on this board (that I have seen thus far) and I must say that you have convinced me that Brady is a better QB than I have given him credit for. That being said, I still believe Manning is the better, overall, pure QB. But thats just me.

Dang. You better go and tell NFL.com to change it from Steelers: 21 , Colts: 18 to Steelers: 21 , Manning: 18

Does everyone have reading comprehension problems or what? HE, HE, HE, HE, HE ... there is no HE in TEAM. Will his TEAM ever get a better shot? I dont know. He did not lose this game. His 22/38 for 290 yards and a TD did NOT lose this game. The crappy play of the defense and the protection problems from the offensive line lost this game. Let me ask you a question. If Willis McGahee ran for 65 yards and TD, against the Pittsburgh defense on a day when the Bills offensive line kept letting the Steelers INTO THE BACKFIELD and the defense let the Steelers offense walk all over them ... would you say McGahee lost the game or would you say The Defense and Offensive Line cost the game? Ridiculous.

Sorry. I didn't see it until a few moments ago.

I'm not trying to "take shots" at Kelly. I am simply using Kelly as an example, because he is someone that most of us can relate to best.

He is 80, but he doesnt look much older than 65-70 and he sounds great too. Bill Polian said he would do fine and I like what Bill Polian has done with his team.

In a heartbeat.

Dang ... if you find a link somewhere with that in it, please be sure to post. I want to have it handy.

He really said that?

What? Are we boxing?

Because he is in our division and we see/hear more of him. Now. What HOF'ers on Indi's offense? Marvin Harrison will most likely be and Edgerin James will most likely be. Other than that who? Reggie Wayne? Probably not. Brandon Stokely. Ugh - no. Rhodes? No. I mean come on man. That being said do Manning's receivers put up those numbers because there that good ... or do they because there QB is that good? A good QB will make average wide receivers look good and vice versa. Before Peyton Manning joined the Colts, Marvin Harrison's best year was 73 catches and 6 TD's ... one year after Peyton joined he had a 115 catch, 12 TD year. Before joining the Colts, Brandon Stokley's best year was 24 receptions and 2 TD's (or 22 receptions and 3 TDs - take your pick) ... one year after joining the Colts he posted a 68 reception, 10 touchdown year. So if anything ... I think its the cast around him that should be thanking Peyton - not Peyton thanking them. Although I do think the cast around him is very good.

Yes. But the real question is this: Does Manning have putrid playoff showings or does the Indi Offensive Line, and the opponents mugging his WR's really have the putrid playoff showings. For example, Roethlisbergers QB rating was around 95 and Mannings was around 90-91 .... so there is only a 4-5 point difference. Yet you could clearly see what team was more in control of the game. That is because even though Manning played well, the rest of his team kinda collapsed (barring, Edge and Wide Receivers).