Frez

Just another pair of eyes in the plow helps. People don't realize how dangerous it really is to plow with a big truck like that. I'm almost positive the State requires a spotter when their plows are backing up. That means one man must get out of the plow and let the driver know it's clear to back up. If the plow driver has an accident with out a spotter the driver is in deep sh--.

Speaking of eating....................... Was it you that mentioned what dog foods were bad and good for your dog?

If we don't pay Jennings the market value you can kiss him goodbye. There will be another team in need of an above average LT that will be willing to show him the money. Don't try and low ball the guy if you really want him here next year.

One man plows are ok for the thruways. Try plowing in the city with one man plows and you are asking for trouble. It's much safer for the public and everyone else with a two man plow. Not the best place to make a cut if you ask me.

Turley= Roids I heard the guy is weighing in at 240 pounds these days.

You can send them to me if you want, hell I don't mind.

Profootballtalk.com DONAHOE ADMITS FAILURE By releasing quarterback Drew Bledsoe, Bills G.M. Tom Donahoe has done that which few men of his position ever will do. Admit failure. How else can the three-season Bledsoe experiment be described? Serenaded by a marching band upon his arrival in Buffalo nearly three years ago, the guy for whom Donahoe would have given up even more than a 2003 first-round draft pick had a fast start to the 2002 season, and then reverted to the same mediocre-to-at-times-above-average form that prompted the Patriots to bank their future on a sixth-rounder who came off the bench when Bledsoe suffered a franchise-altering lung injury during the 2001 season. The practical consequence of the impending Bledsoe release is that the Bills are the first team to not have anything to show for a 2003 first-rounder. Every other guy drafted in round one two years ago is still with the team that drafted him (even though there are some turds, such as Saints defensive tackle Jonathan Sullivan). (Editor's Note: The other team holding a bag of air is the Dolphins, who gave up their 2003 first-rounder as part of the Ricky Williams trade. Although the Fins still have an $8.6 million judgment against Williams for his premature retirement, the practical value of that award is, roughly, a bag of air.) As one league insider told us, other first-rounders of recent years who are still on their original teams "are being kept around to save face. At least Donahoe is admitting his mistake by releasing [bledsoe]. However, [Donahoe] should come out front and center, in the media, publicly, just like he did when he was selling the goods and say he screwed up. But he won't." Even without a marching band to see Bledsoe out of town, the import of the move is clear. The Bills wasted a first-round pick on a guy who failed to come close to living up to the shameless hype that Donahoe engineered.

JP farted and someone said it smelt like baby gas. So yes, he did speak up.

What ya say?

hahahahahaa good one!

I'm glad he's gone. Now lets deal with some rookie QB growing pains.

RJ sucked dude.....no disagreement here.

221 TD's and 181 int's in his career. That's a lot of interceptions people. How many of those were in crucial parts of the game? I bet more than half of them were.

Hey when he left the field in that playoff game we were winning the game. I can't believe I'm defending RJ.

RJ played in one playoff game for us.

Who's blocking for Bledsoe? Is there 5 probowlers on the Dallas line?

Damn, I wouuld rather face Bledsoe 2 times a year with Miami.

Did I miss anything today on the board?

Doesn't Fiedler have a perfect record vs Buffalo?

I have a Bledsoe jersey for sale or trade. Who wants it? BF?

He was like a deer in headlights in the big games vs the tougher defenses. He's never going to change! SEE YA!

Once Bledsoe was rattled in the pocket the game was over. I think back on the Sunday night games Bledsoe played in and it was just awful. You could tell how Bledsoe was going to perform in a game by the first series of downs. Rattle Bledsoe and you win the game. Classy guy on and off the field but I won't miss him that much! :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

Garcia will be released By Zac Jackson, Staff Writer February 14, 2005 The tumultuous relationship between the Browns and quarterback Jeff Garcia ended Monday when the team informed Garcia he will be released. Garcia signed a four-year deal with the team last March but his short stay was marred by injuries and very public struggles with the team’s offensive system and direction. Garcia will cost the Browns $3.75 million on the salary cap for the 2005 season, but the team will save $2 million in cap costs by releasing him this month. He hurt his shoulder during the Browns’ loss to the Jets on Nov. 21 and missed the next two games. He was placed on IR after suffering a knee injury while playing as a backup in the team’s loss at Buffalo on Dec. 12. Garcia went to the Pro Bowl three times in five seasons with San Francisco while running the West Coast Offense. Garcia started 10 games last season, completing 144-of-252 passes for 1,731 yards, 10 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

Is this Spires guy anygood? This is the first I have heard his name.

Get er done Donahoe!