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You are right in that it IS possible that the Bills will pull the upset of the Donahoe era. (Heck, it might even be bigger than going into Jacksonville and getting GW's 1st win ) Unfortunately, I just don't see it happening (but d*mn, it would be cool if it does happen). Not on Sunday night, not w/ NE coming off a bye, not w/ Bruschi giving the team and fans an emotional lift (even if he never sets foot on the field, him dressing probably gives the Pats a 3 point boost). I hope I'm wrong.

I don't think the laws that punish crack possession more severely than powder coke are racist as much as they are classist. The politicians don't see crack in their inner circles, but I'd be surprised if they didn't see or suspect the other form within their crowds. (I can't remember which comedian it was, maybe Robin Williams, that said that cocaine was God's way of telling people they had too much money.)

They also beat Titans at home Sunday night before labor day a few years ago.

Right now there is about a 50% chance that Nate will not be back next year. This is what has you excited?

IF they beat NE, they have an excellent chance to win the division as they will probably go 6-0 in the division (assuming they beat NE this week) and 8-8 suddenly becomes possible for winning the division. Unfortunately, based upon what I have seen to this point, I do not see the team beating NE. Up until the Raiders game, I thought the team had an outside shot at a playoff birth. I thought with an injured Randy Moss, the Bills would be able to concentrate on stopping Jordan and that the Bills could win the game. I was definitely wrong about the 2nd 2, and it looks like I was wrong about the 1st one as well. The one saving grace is that up until now they haven't lost in their division. Buffalo historically does not play well in road night games. In the rare road night game they do play well, they still usually find ways to lose (the "just give it to them game" in Foxboro being a prime example). This team has found ways to lose all 3 road games so far. I hope I am wrong (boy do I hope I am wrong), but I just simply do not see the team getting it done at Foxboro this Sunday night.

If getting their butts kicked by a 1-4 team is any indication, the Bills have a LONG way to go to reach mediocrity.

OK, for the positives ... The Sabres look good.

Yeah, how many people here would have thought before the season started that Reed would have a good chance of coming back next year and Moulds might not be back.

How 'bout the Dishrags? 'Cause when it comes to clean up time, everybody uses them.

Ooh, aah, Sabres, er, BILLS on the golf course.

Not just 2 games at home. 2 very winnable games at home. It wasn't like KH was put in against NE and Denver or Carolina. He was put in against Miami and NJ.

I would prefer they wait until after NE to send JP back in. Give him the bye week and an opponent that he'll have a better chance against. Granted, it was not a fair evaluation for JP last time out in NE, as he thought he was the #3 quarterback last year; but I don't want to see him get beat badly and have that stadium turn into a house of horrors for him. Let Kelly see if he can pull a rabbit out of his butt, and if not, go w/ JP against KC.

I don't want to throw Losman back into the fire against NE, not on a Sunday night coming off a bye with everyone pumped up because Bruschi's back. Let Kelly try to work some sort of a miracle, and if he doesn't, let JP start against KC at home.

Stop sugar coating it. It wasn't that good.

Is it over yet? I can't bear to watch after the 3rd and ~14 run up the middle for ~20.

Can Clements go with him? I don't understand how the Bills cannot make a single working adjustment at halftime in any game on either side of the ball.

Should probably sue McDonald's as well, as you know the crackhead shooter would eventually eat a meal there.

I would still allow the division winners into the playoffs, but I would prefer though to have a sort of penalty system for division winners that aren't over .500. I would not allow a team without a winning record to host a playoff game, unless their opponent were also .500 or worse.

Don't know how many Bills fans (if any) will be there, but Ivar's in B.R. is a good sports bar. Is your friend going to be in B.R. or L.C.? The 2 are about 2 hours apart.

Sarcasm level was very high. I do think WNY is a good place to live. Taxes are too high and political leadership is nonexistant, but other than that; I like it. To each his own.

Yeah, but we all know WNY is a horrible place to live, so the survey must be fatally flawed.

IF they lied under oath, they should be in jail. Just like the former felon in chief should have been. It's called perjury and should be taken seriously by anyone in the executive branch of the government. If they did not lie under oath, it does not appear to me, based upon what I have been able to read on the subject, that they broke any laws. I'm certain that Mr. Fitzgerald's investigation will close soon. Once it does, we will find out what appears to have really happened.

Speaking of Thomas, any word on how his rehab is going? If he were to be able to return close to his old form, it would take SOME of the pressure off on resigning Nate. Also, I agree that it is great news, if in fact it's true, that the Bills are close to extending McGee's deal.

I'm sure there are some that bypass it, but I wouldn't base the list off of the concert t's; a lot of bands put portions of their tours on the shirts. If you are seeing the bands outside of the northeast, you very likely won't see Buffalo listed on the backs of the shirts.