Fixxxer

lol

GO BILLS!!

That's why I posted that kind of "accident"

I think he'll have some minor back pains, in his way to the locker room to be examined he ask the driver of the injury car to hand him the wheels and then he crashes it entering the tunnel, leading to a serious foot injury.

Fitzpatrick: The next Brady bunch.

Unfortunately we'll probably draft a 3rd down back with that pick or some flashy punt returner. Who knows? stay tuned.

That's a team playa for you. One thing is to turn your back on your coach but your teammates?

me too.

I think the best thing I saw from Big Mike was his Yoda impersonation. Other than that what a big bust he's been.

manboobs?

I don't know about Ferguson being a bust but Ngata is the guy I'd draft if he's available when we pick. No doubt.

Not me, I think the kid has game. It would be interesting to see if the coaches don't screw things up by playing him at guard. The guy should play at center. Hopefully they bench Teague to give the Duke some playing time this year.

I think the difference lies here, Ralph is making money with a bad team, why would he change for another GM or why would there be any friction? Because is clear Wilson doesn't mind losing if he keeps making money. If there were any friction between TD and MM, I'd bet Ralph would side ways with the guy putting money in his pocket.

Bills | Losman expected to remain starter Mon, 21 Nov 2005 12:45:27 -0800 Buffalo Bills QB J.P. Losman is expected to remain the starter at quarterback for Week 12 and for the rest of the season. http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl

I agree with the Brees part but unfortunately your Center should be able to contain the fat guy in front of him. Jammal Williams is a beast but Teague looked like a high school player out there.

That sir, is correct. The first TD, he first looked right, then left and fired the ball inmediatly to Lee.

I'm not worried about the yards, the key is how many attempts he'll have.

I'd like to believe that a smart GM would check all the posibilities about moving a player before going with the Tag & trade scenario. TD seems to be that kind of guy under this scenario as was evident with PP. But for this to happen you have to see what other corners will hit the FA market and how deep is the draft with CBs next year. We all saw how Henry's value went down because the RB offer last year was insane, both via FA and draft. My questions are: What other CBs hit the FA market in 2006 and how deep is the draft regarding CBs?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Ron Edwards a Longhorn too?

What about Adams? I'd say keep him on the sidelines.

Jefferson did OK today, so did Eric King.

Good post.

Great post AKC. Thanks

I think the benching of Adams will be a plus and you won't see RB running wil in the secondary, maybe we will because of lack of talent but not because lack of execution. Sape, Bannan and Anderson played most of the second half last Sunday and I didn't see players out of place or overpursuiting a play because someone in the line-up wasn't doing his job. Adams while talented he does whatever he wants and that is going after the QB, what he doesn't know is that when he does that he's hanging his teammates out to dry. I think Gray's job is safe. You'll see a more disciplined defense out there.

Though it's different than the Haka the Tongans have a fight/tribal dance after each game of rugby. In fact every team from the Pacific Island have one.