Reed just had an amazing ability to just know who was around him when he caught the ball...and what to do to make them grasp at air.
That opening with him wearing #46 was AWESOME.
Phil Hansen was drafted in 1991. Leon Seals got the starting spot in the 1988 opener and there was a whole lot of pressure on him to provide even a smidgen of a pass rush. He ended up doing well.
I recall thinking it was for coke. It happened right before the 1988 season opener against the Vikes. Leon Seals came in and performed admirably.
The Vikes game was the one that we won 13-10 when LB Hal Garner crawled on his knees to sack Wade Wilson to foil a last-second comeback attempt. Frigging great game.
No kidding. They not only didn't quit the entire frigging time, but they really pressed from the start of game one until the end of the series. It really seemed like they did just about everything they could possibly do, but just came up short...again and again.
Damn, what a sweet team this is.
I was just flipping through the Bills' online store when I noticed on the left side a section called:
"We Also Suggest:"
In it were four jersey suggestions, two of which were authentic game-worn jerseys for $150 each. One was for #77 Kendrick Office and another for #69 Marcus Spriggs.
I have to admit, reading crayonz posts is kinda like watching "America's Funniest Home Videos". You feel a little embarrassed for watching it and laughing, but you're laughing nonetheless.
Right, although it sounds like some here think that if he is even less than 100% he should and would play. Bucky is saying no way does he play unless he is truly 100%, which sounds right.
And I agree, the post is just as much of a no-goal as a shot wide, so why bother.
I thought that was a good interview with McNally. Nice array of questions, especially the potential for a Peters-Gandy switch. A lot were questions I would have asked the guy had I the chance.
I don't think anyone at ESPN other than Barry Melrose even acknowledges the NHL. Right now, playoff hockey ranks behind playoff NBA, early regular-season MLB, horse racing, NASCAR, and golf.
It means now douchebags like Colin Cowherd have yet another excuse to trash the Bills. "They're such a pathetic franchise they can only hire chicks for their front office! Somebody go change Ralph's diaper! Aren't I a gas?"