Offside Number 76

They did.

Who doesn't love QBs from Tulane?

You forgot the MVP.

Reggie Corner, so far, the second-leading scorer on the team.

Right on.

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Storm just killed Ch.2 in Buffalo--someone please keep us locals up-to-the-minute with the third-and-long runs up the middle. Thanks.

You know, you can blame this on Jauron, and a lot of people will, and you can blame this on Brandon, and a lot of people will, and either way, there's no need for the Bills to pay for both of them to get back to Buffalo. It's someone's fault; figure it out and leave him in Canton. Or both of them.

He did trip. After Jenkins pushed him twice.

No question. Twice.

Jenkins, next time: Turn around, face the ball, and jump high and back. No penalty, and perhaps a touchdown.

That's how I saw it.

You're gonna be that guy who starts threads during the game all year, aren't you...

Dick's got a lot of work to do, if what I saw in the first quarter is really what this team is right now.

I get that feeling too. Bizarre. I wonder if Phillies fans still get that feeling when they see Joe Carter's home run, or if that feeling stopped now that the Phillies won a World Series.

I guess that's where we differ. Certainly, the NFL created a new Pro Bowl slot for special teamers just because of Tasker, and certainly, he was freaking incredible. But he didn't change the game. Too many teams are successful without some version of Tasker, and that's exactly why he didn't change the game. He changed more than a few Bills games, to be sure, but I don't think he changed the way football is played. That said, I will be absolutely ecstatic if he gets elected to Canton. Great player, and great guy (by all accounts).

So, if Canton called tomorrow, and said, "Hey, we're giving the 1990s Bills one more player, whom do you want," would it be Tasker? Hull? Reed? Talley? Someone else? Because the whole team isn't going in. For me, it's probably Hull or Reed. I really appreciate the way Tasker defined the coverage specialist position, but many, if not most, teams still play just fine without a coverage specialist who plays at that level.

Not to mention, it's difficult to read. Which is the reason it frustrates most of us, and is the reason that it makes him/her look like a douche. (He/she may actually be a douche. A giant talking, writing douche. In which case, the appearance is difficult to help.)

Genny Cream isn't the most powerful muse.

The price of beer isn't out of line with what they charge for beer in WNY luxury boxes--it's cheaper in Dallas, in fact ($36 for a six-pack at Coca-Cola Field, and that's minor league ball!). The $90 pizza is surprising, but I'll bet a large pie at HSBC is $40.

Definitely. Maybe a split backfield with Jackson during some plays in the first couple of games?

That's what it sounded like to me, too.

Not an NBA fan, but this year's Eastern Conference final was incredibly entertaining. As for the last legit Boston championship team besides the 2008 Celtics, I think it's probably the 1986 Celtics. Unless we include college sports--then I think BU's hockey team has it.

The Sam, Will, Mike names are familiar to me from an era that predates Singletary, so I'm pretty sure it's strong, weak, middle.