Mike in Horseheads

Can' you hear it now, "Lets go out and win one for the Giffer"

That must be Russ Brandons doings, marketing ploy!

That was stolen from The Holiday Inn Bar....

John Lennon!

Yupper..the kiddies are playing with the computer again.

I really didn't mean it that way, I just like some life shown for once at OBD, beats the Jauron drone....

This link makes me wonder.... http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/nfl/news/story?id=4826721

...I thought he was a riot at the press conference! Say what you want but nice to see somebody rattle some chains back at the media. If Buddy and Chan can get some asst quality coaches like Reeves in here I will have my bad attitude about them tempered.

I take that in a second but the only team dumb enough to do that is Oakland and since they are "stacked with quality QB's" there is no roster spot for a long bal throwing stud like Trenty..

..and Buddy...who's Buddy? Buddy Ebsen?? With Buddy Ebsen, Superman and Charlie Chan on this cast I don't know why we can't win a Oscar!

CLANG! ... lol

LOL... Russ Brandon staring as "Headley Lamarr".... "not Headley, its Heady"

Sorry if this has been asked before but, what are the terms of Chan Gaileys deal? I guess since hes also the OC its "three and out" like the offense and previous HCs have been? I do wish him well but hes up against odds not seen since the new sheriff rode into Rockridge in "Blazing Saddles"!

Thanks I needed that!

Time to move on, it is what it is..... Go Sabres, and on to the FA and draft. Come summer waiting for the 1st preseason game....

On the Dan Patrick show Peter king indicated that he thinks Tony Dungey may have had something to do with Fraizer shying away.

I agree... when he went to ESPN he just became another Disney Dwarf. He forgot what he used to do and became a shill for the network.

These clowns, Schefter, Mortensen, Clayton, Florio and Casserly are all falling over themselves to one up each other. We can bet soon that Adam Schefter is reporting that John Clayton knows what Mort had for lunch.

I still believe in the conspiracy theory that the league and Ralphie want to destroy the fan base so they can say look at the lousy attendance and say nobody cares and move the team to Toronto or LA.

I guess I missed something because I never heard that Levy hired Dickhead over Ralphies wishes...

See Ralphies not dumb, he just doesn't want to pay a coach during the lockout. Russ will handle it for 2010.

Well that would be the new coach as only the Bills would fly in the new coach on a Cessna, must be the wind wasn't right for a glider.

Yah winning the Super Bowl will make "many feel Pittsburgh took the wrong guy". Lets hope things don't get "Grimmer" at OBD!

Sadlly I had the same thought that that stiff would be on the Bills sidelines.....

Oh reallyt... read this. Obviously your boy and your self don't have a clue of the past to suggest him as a Bills coach. feel free to punch in... In 2004, Mularkey left the Steelers and was hired by the Buffalo Bills to succeed Gregg Williams as the team's head coach. Mularkey started out his first campaign as Bills head coach with a record of 0–4. He rallied his team to a 9–7 record by the end of the season, however, sparked by a six-game winning streak during which the Bills scored more points than in any other similar stretch in franchise history. This has been their last winning season to date. His second season in Buffalo was far less successful. Dogged by a quarterback controversy between J.P. Losman and Kelly Holcomb and a series of defensive personnel problems, Mularkey led the team to a 5–11 finish and a sixth consecutive year out of the playoffs - the longest such active streak in the AFC. Mularkey's offensive schemes continued to be touted by then general manager Tom Donahoe, despite the lack of production; Mularkey's schemes proved to be predictable, and the Bills finished 28th in total offense. On January 12, 2006, Mularkey resigned as head coach of the Bills, citing a disagreement in the direction of the organization, which had recently hired new management including ex-coach Marv Levy.