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Picking nits here but Kiko also had the INT on the first drive. kj

Pic of the game winner: https://twitter.com/buffalobills/status/379340645241847808/photo/1

Target heart rate achieved! No workout needed today!

2nd and 1 is a good time to throw deep.

Ball game? This team is alternating between sucking and mediocrity here, but it is way too early to claim ball game.

Easley is heard from!

This team is killing me. And itself.

This team is killing me. And itself.

That could a game changer there.

All for naught

Micro: Murph said that the ball didn't cross the plane, so it's like a mirror image of a touchdown.

I don't like the idea of needing a statement drive coming out of the locker room. Need at minimum a sustained drive.

Ugh. This feels all too familiar.

Kelso giving praise to DB for bump on receiver at the line there.

Thanks Robot.

How are you listening? I keep meaning to sign up for the NFL radio service and forget.

I need to kick something! Where's Hopkins?

I'm in.

Pic of Gilmores wrist: http://t.co/o0dHjjpdCV Doesn't look like his return is imminent to this non-doctor.

Marrone is now backtracking from his earlier comments. It seems Hopkins watched the game Sunday in the stands with Bills fans and now knows exactly what it feels liked to be kicked in the groin. Marrone says no further action by the team is needed because there is a decent chance he will experience that exact feeling in the future.

I guess it is different than the wake-everyone-up-with-an-air-horn school of leadership.

You can do a lot worse than walking around downtown. Restaurants and bars are clustered: E. 4th has a lot of good eats, as does the Warehouse District (W.9 and W. 6th @ Superior and St. Clair). Look for the building with the knife through the corner. One weird thing about Cleveland: the numbered streets are north south, and W. 6th doesn't intersect with E. 6th. They are numbered based on how many blocks east or west of public square they are. That can be confusing, or it was to me when I first moved to Ohio. I have been in several of the downtown hotels but never stayed in them. The conference facilities seemed nice! You get what you pay for, is my guess. The Hyatt at the Arcade is in one of the coolest buildings downtown. It's less than a mile to the stadium from the downtown hotels. Downtown is pretty safe even at night, other than occasional aggressive panhandlers. Check out the Flats East Bank project to, which has a hotel and several restaurants (Ken Stewart's: thumbs up but pricey; I think it is open by now). If you venture out of downtown, head to Ohio City, which is immediately to the west of downtown just across the river. A neighborhood that will feel familiar to Rochesterians along W. 25th, with excellent food choices at a variety of prices and 3 great beer places (including the Great Lakes Brewery restaurant and brewery). Also recommend Momocho for modern Mexican, at the north end of W. 25th. Also, go to the Westside Market at W 25 and Lorain. A true old-style urban market. Cleveland has great food, I will say that. And there is a casino right downtown, if that is your thing.

Guys, you are reading this too literally. They meant 'kicked to the curb.'

Some more, from Buffalo Rumblings keying on CJ: http://www.buffaloru...ller-film-study And this was also a good read on the different D packages, although it isn't based on the All-22: http://espn.go.com/b...tines-personnel (One particularly interesting note: Alan Branch subbed in at every spot on the DL.) Hope this thread is the right spot for these. kj

Wow. Just wow. If they moved, who would notice?