Reed83HOF

It's a joke Curtis Modkins + Dennis Thurman = Dennis Modkins

And then Whaley will go rogue and switch to duracell...

The Football Czar will be coming in and I would assume no one is "safe" when that happens

@RapSheet:Percy while watching EJ throw changed his mind, immediately filing retirement papers tomorrow morning

Still look great in HD? a blank screen might be better...

Well that made me throw up

I kind of miss this guy... Wade Phillips ‏@sonofbum 21m21 minutes ago Had some brownies yesterday. They were tough but satisfying in the end.

Ask Doug Marrone how shrewd Terry is....

I want wins...

Not a catch... https://twitter.com/TwigsAndBrews/status/655820761903595520

Not just WRs: 1.) After a mistake-filled Week 5 loss that saw Kelly separate his shoulder, the bickering reached another peak. Kelly started by ripping his offensive line - specifically Howard Ballard, who whiffed on the defender that injured Kelly. 2.) Greg Bell, who had been traded to the Rams as part of the deal that brought Cornelius Bennett a year earlier, lashed out against his former teammates leading up to the game. He accused Jim Haslett and Fred Smerlas of being "rednecks," and hinted that they were prejudiced. He didn't stop there, accusing Marv Levy of being a "con artist" as a coach. 3.) According to various reports, assistant coaches and former off-season roommates Tom Bresnahan and Nick Nicolau brawled while reviewing game film. Nicolau punched Bresnahan in the chin. Nicolau got Bresnahan into a headlock and ran his head through a wall. 4.) Kelly had added to his offensive line comments by publicly criticizing Ronnie Harmon's pass-catching ability. On the Darryl Talley show, Thomas was critical of Kelly's comments toward other players. (Saying they needed to upgrade QB* not in this article but look it up*) http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2011/6/20/2228738/bickering-bills

Point is all WRs want the ball and when they aren't getting they aren't happy...Sammy is no different than any other WR; they all say I'm open throw me the ball... On a side note when you trade up to pick#4 for a WR...You throw him the damn ball Ding Ding Ding we have a winner!

"They know I want the ball," Reed said Thursday, renewing his campaign for a change in the Bills' offensive system. "It's just a matter of them trying to get it to me in certain situations. We can't nickel-and-dime all the time. We have to go downfield, too. They have to get me the ball more often; that's the bottom line." Reed blames the Bills' quarterbacks coach, Jim Shofner, for his lower numbers. He says that Shofner is "conservative" and "afraid to try too many things. "He's a new guy," said Reed, who turned 29 today. "The guy we had for three or four years, Ted Marchibroda, he liked to take more chances because he was more confident with the offense. Jim Shofner is not as confident, because he's new. He likes to stick to things he knows. "There are a lot of things I see on film that we can do that we don't do and I don't understand it." http://www.nytimes.com/1993/01/31/sports/super-bowl-xxvii-reed-s-left-out-feeling-a-sour-note-for-buffalo.html Drops the mic....

Good to see he has the same focus in business as on the football field... "“We’ve talked about several things as it relates to that, and he dealt with that,” Brady said. “I mean, that’s part of his life and that’s something that happened 13 years ago… Nutritional supplements and FTC regulation, and all those types of things, there are a lot of gray areas.”

With as sophisticated as the Pats* in the AV department it's obvious why they don't listen to him... Bellicheck* wants cameras...

So it's settled, he fits in here...

Donte Cutner

With Ranch or without? Buffalo McRib?

LT is an overrated position...

I wish it was the beginning of the end for another QB*

In 1950 he played in 151 games and 12 strikeouts the entire season. in his 19 year career, 414 career strikeouts; that's a touch under 23 strikeouts a season. How amazing and impossible is that?

Was listening to ESPNLA on the ride home last night and Max Kellerman & Marcellus Wiley host and were talking about us & the game. They called the game a measuring stick for us and said we were most likely too emotionally invested in the hype and once the Pats* hit back, we weren't prepared to deal with it. They liked how we ended up fighting back and like the talent of the team. They actually both said that if we learn from this and if Tyrod develops a little bit ore, we might be a very scary team and could win the Superbowl this yer and the next couple. The big theme was how do we learn from this. They said if we win the super bowl this game would be that turning point game for us this season. They really think we have the talent and that Tyrod may be the real deal...

Ernie Adams vs our metrics guy

Bills vs The Deflator