BillsPride12

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

Why would anybody want to see those losers?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiuCSnuvh3Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gte5RPziaIU&feature=fvw'>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gte5RPziaIU&feature=fvw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gte5RPziaIU&feature=fvw

You definitely have to get your picture taken next to the Michael Jordan statue outside of the United Center

"There's no I in team, but there is in WIN"-Michael Jordan

Wow I am jealous of some of you guys, playing on some truly amazing courses. My resume is not as impressive, the nicest course I've ever played was in Erie, PA which I thought was gorgeous compared to anything I've ever played in WNY but it probably isn't that impressive compared to some of these courses you guys have played.

Hell Yeah I made it up there for Thurman and Bruce's induction and will make it for Andre's when the time comes

Excellent post, I couldn't have said it any better myself.

I am watching...this is a very good class this year. It's because of the players like this that gave everything they had to the sport that makes me love the game of football

...Care to elaborate? You have caught my interest

I cannot believe you just compared Pat Kane to Michael Jordan, Walter Payton, and even Dick Butkus

I still don't wanna get too into it, but I will say to be honest Tatum was known as a dirty player, check out his highlight reel for verification http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1lYWg0_Yz8, I cannot deny he played dirty and he had alot of questionable hits, but my thing is back then that was the mentality of alot of football players. These guys wern't all twitter buddies back in the day, it was an unfortunate incident for sure but Jack Lambert, Dick Butkus, Ronnie Lott any one of these guys could've dished out a career(life) ending injury they were just lucky an inch here or there didn't occur. It is the nature of this game, it is a very violent sport and back in those days players really took on a mentality of trying to knock the life out of the guy on the other team which you don't see anymore. I think its a shame that it happened but I really can't have any bad feelings towards Tatum for that particular hit because it is the nature of the game.

RIP Jack..."the anti-donte whitner" lol I have my own thoughts on the Stingley hit but this isn't the time or place for that....when I heard about the death of Tatum it made me sad to see another NFL pioneer pass away. Jack Tatum was ferocious and played in an era where the game was so much better and pure IMO(and well just about anybody else who knows the difference), you will never see another Jack Tatum!

One of the alltime best badasses in the NHL, RIP

While I've done that plenty years in the past, I'm spending this 4th of July at the beach...I still plan on getting drunk and watching fireworks though

I've tradionally gone with ribs on the 4th when spending it at the house,but this year Im spending the 4th at Sunsrt Bay so I'll probably be eating burgers at Cabana Sams

Society went downhill...now the younger generation are all hooked on pills

God Bless You Timmy

I need moonshine when I think about the Buffalo Bills

One of my all-time favorite movie scenes

My grandfather took a bullet in the ass during the Korean war. I remember asking him if it hurt? He said "not as much as the teasing from his buddies". Much respect for these guys. + Respect.

Not the best, but they def deserve mentions in this thread because they are great stories/and movies: Coach Carter Invincible

Pretty convenient time for YOU to be making this thread ay?

Cocaine's a hell of a drug

The good old days