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Full WHAM Schedule for 7-8 PM Weekdays on reply to Lori's pinned thread above.

I think it's been permanently moved to Tuesdays. The "Tuesday Night Huddle" is now "Thursday Night Huddle" Rest of WHAM Schedule: All 7-8PM Monday Coach Chuck Dickerson Tuesday Marv Levy Show Wednesday Freddie Smerlas Thursday Thusday Night Huddle Friday Freddie Smedrlas again

PFW has us 20, Miami at 18

Last week I went on Finsheaven & someone had a thread asking about who they should draft this year & I answered Brady Quinn. I don't know if any of them got the meaning.

40% of our starting O line from opening day is on IR, and another 20% has been hurt most of the season. Good thing they're on other teams.

There have been no Shaud sightings-Our staff won't let him dress for the game. Addition by subtraction.

Talent limitations don't overcome bad scouting. They may have thought they were drafting a full time back & ended up with a part time back. It wouldn't be the 1st time a team with a top 5 pick messed up.

Don't forget Pennington has been active the 1st 2 games over Butler, so he must be showing them something in practice. If Butler doesn't end up a starter in a year or two, Pennington might.

I'm taking Philly this week. Last year Philly smoked SF 42-3 coming off similar situations except that the game was in Philly. I don't trust Miami after seeing how bad their OL is and how inconsistent Culpepper is playing less than 100%.

Are you suggesting a switch to Todd Collins?

Don't be so hard on Mikey. Brown has never been a back who can carry the load by himself. In college he had Cadillac Williams & last year he had Ricky Williams. This year he has no Williamss. Maybe the coaching staff knows his limitations & are stuck with a part time back as their main RB.

I'd extend him now.

You better head down to Miami-You're booked at the Saban & Mularkey residences.

Better yet-Saban resigns & Mularkey becomes Head Coach of the Dolphins.

Donahoe re-signed Wire, Marv inherited the contract.

People were all over Marv for re-signing Reed & Denney when they hit free agency, and for his draft. Now they know MARV KNOWS FOOTBALL

Can you imagine if Shelton & Bennie had manned the left side of our OL last year? Losman, Holcomb & Matthews would still be in the hospital today.

Too late, I already cremated them.

Unlike his predecessor who was declared a future head coach the day Gregg named him DC, this guy could be a hot assistant in no time. I hope we get a Super Bowl out of him before he leaves.

Spikes Youboty Bowen Williams Butler Merz Powell John DiGiorgio is dressed & is playing!

Cowboys | Romo on alert for Week 2 Sun, 17 Sep 2006 08:48:30 -0700 ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo has been told to be ready to play in the Week 2 game. QB Drew Bledsoe (back) has been receiving treatment on his back, but he denies having a back problem.

I try to get the pregame on the computer & I get Cleveland's broadcast every time I try to get the Bills announcers. I've already tried Miami, Cleveland & Cincy broadcasts hoping they switched them, but no luck. Last year, I got NE instead of the Bills when we were playing the Patriots. What am I paying them for?

I received this e-mail today from Time Warner. I didn't do anything before to let them know how PO'd I am there's no NFL network. Them sending me e-mail knowing I love football but not giving me the NFL Network put me over the edge. Here is their e-mail & my reply (I deleted my e-mail address & replaced it with my TSW name) Yes, I enjoy football-I want the NFL Network NOW!!!!!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: Time Warner Cable To: Albany,n.y. Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 6:58 AM Subject: Football season is here - on Time Warner Cable We know you love football. That's why, as a Time Warner Cable customer, you’ll enjoy a ton of NFL games this season. That includes your home-team games, whether played at home or away, as well as many other NFL games on CBS, FOX, NBC and ESPN. In addition, many games are broadcast in High Definition where available. Visit www.timewarnercable.com/yourNFL to learn about all of our great sports programming. Then, get your face paint and nachos ready, because football season is on Time Warner Cable. © 2006 Time Warner Cable. A division of Time Warner. NFL is a registered trademark of the National Football League. Subject to local NFL blackout rules. All other corporate brands and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. You are receiving this email because you are a Time Warner Cable customer. Click here if you do not wish to receive further emails. -PVTL:enUS: rZ2+a6C4ZKA83pziAXoY1g-

Keep up the good work. I hope you were well compensated for your work last January. If it weren't for you Mike Mularkey might still be our head coach. I also imagine you've financed your kids college education with all those trips you made to the Donahoe house the last 5 years.

Just for the record, the Bills have given up or used the following year's 1st round picks on a QB: 1998 (trade for RJ) 2002 (trade for Bledsoe) 2004 (traded up for JP) Therefore, the Bills used #1s 2 years apart on a QB and it can even be stated that they used back to back #1s since the #1 for Bledsoe was 2003's and JP was drafted in the 1st round in 2004 (with some 2004 picks & 2005's #1). So just because you spent a #1 a couple of years ago on a QB, it doesn't mean you don't do it again a short time later. The short timeframe between 1st round QB picks, in history, include when the Baltimore Colts spent back to back picks on QBs-in 1982 (Art Schlichter) and 1983 (John Elway), with neither one lasting long with the team due to a gambling addiction and elway's refusal to play in Baltimore. In 1989 Dallas spent 2 1st round picks on QBs, making both their (own) 1989 & 1990 picks QBs. Troy Aikman was a 1st rounder in 1989 & Steve Walsh was a supplemental 1st round pick-giving Dallas 2 rookie 1st round QBs in 1989-So much for Jimmy Johnson's draft genius tag (although he later hoodwinked NO into giving up a #1 for Walsh. In 1965 the Jets had both Joe Namath & Heisman winner John Huarte as rookie QBs. Now all this was done before the salary cap, but the bottom line is you better find a quality QB by whatever means necessary, otherwise your franchise is not going to be a Super Bowl contender.