Saint Doug

Wasn't it Donahoe that cut him? Another jerk move.

Good article in the Buffalonews today. I thought I would share this wonderful quote: 'What’s his motivation on kick coverage? Simple, said McIntyre: “My mentality is I have to feed my kids, so somebody has their food and I have to go get it,” he said. “I see the ball, go get the ball.”' That's pretty deep. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/billsnfl/story/453117.html

I'm all for personally responsibilty, but the difference is, people who are fat asses and smoke aren't going to break into your house and kill your family so they can score a $25 crack rock. So, people who use coke could just as easily be responsible for your downfall. I currently live in Baltimore. Ask anyone in this dump of a city and they will tell you they personally know someone who has been held up at gun point, if they weren't held up themselves. What do you think they want this money for? So they can go down to the nearest BK and buy a Whopper? It's naive to think drugs only hurt the user.

Yes.

I see where you are coming from, but do you want these dirt bags even trying to sell drugs to your kids. I'm sure you're a great father, but as teenagers, they are going to have to make some decisions for themselves and teenagers are known to make some very poor decisions. I wouldn't even want my kids tempted by the thought of drugs. What about when one of these crackheads breaks into your house in the middle of the night when your family is sleeping so he can do a cash grab to buy his next fix. Drug addicts would not value you or your family's lives for a second in order to get their next fix. Now, I know you can wake up and shoot them and all, but do you really want to even be faced with such a situation?

Even if this didn't deter him from committing the crime, 20 years in prison is 20 less years he could potentially be selling and ruining other's lives.

A multi-kilogram cocaine drug bust. This was not for personal use, but looks like a purchase with the intent to sell. There is no better punishment than 20 years for a person who was going to sell cocaine to multiple people - in effect, destroying multiple peoples's/family's lives. I have no problem if he wants to ruin his life, that's his personal decision. However, when you contribute to the downfall of others, it's a whole different ball game.

Elaborate, please???

Here: 2008: Bills SOS 27th toughest Pats* SOS 32nd toughest (how they get to play the weakest schedule is beyond me. Oh, because they're the Pats*. Forgot.) 2007: Bills SOS 2nd toughest Pats* SOS 3rd toughest 2006: Bills SOS 23rd toughest Pats* SOS 26th toughest 2005: Bills SOS 6th toughest Pats* SOS 3rd toguhest 2004: Bills SOS 10th toughest Pats* SOS 7th toughest So, basically, for the past 3 of 5 years, the Bills have had to play harder schedules than the Pats*. So, the Pats* really do deserve the *. I still can't get over how the Pats*, after going 18-1 last year, were awarded the weakest schedule in the NFL this year. Brady probably blew Goodel or something.

So, this is really like a home game, right?

He's probably a mean, nasty SOB. Prolly sneaks up behind Trent and gently whispers in his ear: "listen you !@#$ up. You're gonna go out there a throw a TD or i'm gonna eat your children for dinner." And then quietly and calmly walks away as if nothing happened. Then, "hey, Lester, get off your fat lazy a55 and give me those signal tapes of the first half."

That's a tarded idea. Should the Bills get an * next to their recorded for the last few years, when they had very hard schedules? Well...this 8-8* really is a 12-4 because their schedule was the toughest in the league... 2007 SOS 0.539 (toughest in the league) 2006 SOS 0.477 (23rd toughest) 2005 SOS 0.531 (6th toughest) 2004 SOS (10th toughest)

Well, I disagree with you on this one. True, he is a run of the mill RB, however him and Rosenhaus dictated where he was taken due to the shananigans that were pulled on draft day. Or, TD may just be a tard. But, hMcGahee's actions directly lead to his high draft position, but I can't blame him for that. I blame TD.

The beating he took yesterday concerns me too. People state that "it doesn't matter, we're 4-0." While this may be true and I am super happy about it, all it takes is one blown assignment (by Peters) for Trent's season (and the Bills hope) to be over.

Don't worry. It's been 1 month and "training camp" is now over. Or, at least, people will stop using this line as an excuse for his poor/pedestrian play.

Let's go back to the o-ine we had for game 1, when we looked great.

Don't worry guys. It's still 1st quarter, we're down 1 point, and we usually get better as game progresses.

That's why Reed is valuable.

Jackson always seems to be giving 100% during games.

Jackson got his money, he should shut his trap.

That's pretty cool. I wonder what would happen to a player if he did that today?

I'll go with Winfield. He was a freight train while tackling and seemed to be more a consistent player. Seemed like a great team player too. Nate was a lot more flashy, with all those interceptions, but he seemed to just be playing for the big pay day. There were those middle years where we really didn't hear much about him. Then, his contract year....

Fixed.

Regardless of what his performance is this year, he is 31 years-old. He likely has already peaked and it will be down hill from here. Note to FO: start finding his replacement now, as he likely only has a couple of years left until he is just an old, average player who is making a ton of money (read: salary cap liability). Sorry for being so glass-is-half-full.

Simple: 1) They can't cheat anymore. 2) Brady is out: HOWEVER, even if Brady was healthy, he wouldn't have been playing defense for the Pats, so #1 is probably more of a factor. 3) Belicheat's career has been made due to Brady. He should have been cutting Brady checks over all these years for making him look so good. Now we are seeing the same coach who coached the Browns.