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I love how he mentions Wilfork's hit on JP as DIRTY. Only took a year but it looks like the rest of the world ('cept NE) caught up to the fact that ol' Vince was malicious on that hit.

I was just thinking the other day while watching the Bills game that the only positive thing about this Toronto-Bills arrangement is that the person who forked over the cash for the rights (Ted Rogers) owns CTV who in turn, own the rights to the NFL in Canada. To insure that tickets are sold to the games in TO, he will make sure every Bills game is on TV! Win for me.

There was a great storyline one time in Captain America (not sure if it was actually in the timeline or one of those alternate universe lines) but it revolved around Captain America being a patriotic distraction by the US government and media. Trumping him up and his heroic actions in the media all the while the corrupt US government was ordering attrocities across the world. When Rogers finds out he becomes disillusioned and downtrodden but then realizes its his job as Cap to bring down the government for the sake of America. In the end the president turned out to be the Red Skull. It was really well written and for the life of me I can't remember who did it. That kind of storyline would play well with the general mistrust America has right now for the media and government.

Langston just looks like the nicest guy in the world, like a big, friendly giant. He would do well hosting a children's show. His voice is very soothing, I can see him reading stories and putting kids to sleep. : )

Actually Ricky Williams had mental problems going into University. There however, he was sheltered by his handlers so his anxiety problems wouldn't be found out about by scouts, agents, etc. He has long been a suffering agoraphobic. Young on the other hand, his problems seem more recent. I'm know armchair psychologist, but his problems are probably from his star not burning so bright in Tennessee and the current adversity he is facing.

How about this line above it describing the Bears? "Keep working on not screwing things up and you'll have a nice, peaceful 9-7 record. Or maybe 8-8 if the ball bounces the wrong way a couple of times." Sound like a common complaint by some posters on the Bills game plan last year......? Playing NOT to lose is hardly a great strategy.

Usually my mom.

Exactly...you get respect by earning respect. For all those who feel slighted by other teams' fans, the media, the league, etc. once the Bills consistently start winning (like the did in the 90s) the sheep will line up just like we want them to. Until then, the Bills need to PROVE they are the real deal. One game dost not erase 9+ years of futility.

Jaws is the best colour man in football. PERIOD. Kornheiser just drags it all down with his non-stop jibba jabba about whatever the hot topic is of the game. Sweet jeebus when the Pats play on Monday night...it'll be a broken record about Brady.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhzOD1amluc

Just wanted to BUMP this one comment... Special teams scored two touchdowns = 14 points. On any given Sunday....

BINGO. I'll wait until the end of the season before I will evaluate the capabilities of Trent Edwards before passing judgement off on him. What I'm looking for is any quarterback that isn't "just serviceable" but can actually elevate the players around him and be able to march the offense up the field and score TDs. I want Buffalo to have its own Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Peyton Manning, etc. not a Trent Dilfer, Brad Johnson type that won't lose you games but won't win you any either.

As a JP supporter, I will say I was really pleased with Trent's performance. It came with have a great O-line and the special teams putting him in a position to win but Trent didn't make any mistakes that would have set the team back. And that strike to Royal was a thing of beauty. GO BILLS!!! INDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED!

And I say, Evans is RIGHT! In the right offense, he is a 1450 yd, 11TD WR. And if we don't pay him that kind of money, a team with an offense who can do that (say a Cincinatti looking to get rid of malcontent Johnson, Dallas, etc.) will! Show EVANS THE MONEY!

He's right, prior to the Republicans getting a vice grip on him, McCain was an excellent interview. He's very candid, not afraid to answer questions and had a natural charm to him. Now he seems like a puppet for his handlers. A lot of my American friends adored John McCain 4 years ago, when he was the 'Maverick'. I'm pretty sure the Maverick version of John McCain would win November's election because he wasn't afraid to speak his mind on the issues.

I don't own one...was there a card I was supposed to fill out when I turned 18 or something...?

True..Trudeau was awesome, he was the Prime Minister you were actually worried would actually beat you up if you disagreed with him. That and he was cool with his wife sleeping with Mick Jagger....

We will once our governments (North America) stop catering to oil lobbyists and let the bright minds of the world develop new methods for energy. You think we're dependent on oil because we haven't figured out anything better yet?

Nice paintbrush of all of them in one fell swoop...."a hardened group of criminals" huh? Considering that two have no convictions whatsoever and the other three basically have "fighting" charges laid against them.

Dull? Really? You have a hardened POW with a 'maverick' status and a democratic leader that seems to inspire his party. We have a bland Frenchman who you can barely understand and an even blander Westerner whose platforms you can barely distinguish from one another. Hey, it's boring at work. American politics is much more interesting than business cases.

Hello all, I took the time to read most of the posts in your forum today and I must say it is refreshing to read such political takes from you. You are lucky to have the race that you do with candidates that you can rally around and truly believe in what they are saying. In Canada we have an election coming up in October and I can distinguish one leader from the next, all mumbly, sleep-inspiring, slightly left-of-center or right-of-center milquetoast leaders. I only wish we had the race you do.

I think public perception had a lot to do with the Saints picking Reggie Bush. Keep in mind they were coming off a disaster of a season spent travelling city to city looking for a home field because of Hurricane Katrina. The Saints were looking for anything that could spark some life into their franchise because they desperately needed it. Reggie Bush was that spark, he was flashy, a bonifide star (not to question his skills as a player, he just has "star-quality") and he embraced New Orleans. If you were to ask any Saints fan, I would bet that not one would disagree with the Bush pick.

Actually, three or four seasons ago, Favre did break a finger on his throwing hand when he slammed it into a lineman's helmet. He continued to play the rest of the season and got them to the playoffs. The moral: Brett Favre is tougher than a 3 dollar steak.

I suggest we move 7% from Hamdan's chroise and add 7% of JP's beard.

...Great googly moogly, that is one fantastic beard....Epic even... Maybe the beard is giving him secret quarterbacking powers which could explain why he looked good tonight...? ..such a nice beard...