BobbyC81

Bills and Boys on Saturday Night Live? Cool!

Brady traded to the Bills for a 1st round pick? We've already seen that movie. It doesn't end well.

I now feel fortunate that I was able to go to Super Bowl XIX in 1985 at Stanford. At the time I paid $125 for a $60 face value ticket bought outside the stadium. I went down to Pasadena for SB XXVII without tickets and an approach of waiting for ticket prices to come down closer to game time backfired when demand exceeded supply. Best deal we came across had been $1000 for 3 tickets ($333 each) for what I believe were like $150 face value. Now, with the lowest face value tickets of $800 for this year's game, I just can't justify paying that (much less any markup), even if the Bills were to make this game, just down the road in Santa Clara.

I normally hate the Grammar Police on Forums but I am somewhat saddened by the butchering of the English language that I see so prevalent. Now, instead of the contraction like "would've", there's a consistent use of "would of", "could of", "should of" including in business documents, national news articles, etc. And don't get me started on the use of same sounding words like their/there/they're and our/are

But the Jags are on the rise with Maroon and Can't Hackett

Maybin is likely the reason Chris Heff has phobia of Penn St players.

Yes, why? Have you forgotten Paul Posluszny, Bryan Scott, John Skorupan, Keith Goganious, Booker Moore, Richie Lucas and Scott Radecic? Rex wasn't there when the Jets drafted Dustin Keller but he coached him for 3 years so he should look for some production out of the position. And how could I forget Shane Conlan?

Jason Campbell was the QB for the Browns when Josh Gordon went nuts in 2013. I don't know what he does to wear out his welcome in so many places. 5 teams in 9 years, 4 teams in last 4. He's 33 now though.

Wait, was that deja vu from 1989?

LOL!! Good one!! I wonder if Terry & Kim were hearing "but that's the way Ralph wanted/did it" and "That's the way we've always done it."?

Hey, Rex did say he wanted the Bills to become a "bully".

Staying at Stanford for another year. Then, not for the Bills. Do you remember the games when Pennington played in Buffalo in the wind? He's a touch passer and the wind would blow his passes away.

You are our Jaws!

So, he finally gets to coach Fitzpatrick!

I had a Chevy Citation.

Are you talking about that hit on Mathews after the sack? That was after the play and usually they tack it on. I didn't completely understand why that was different except that the Patriots were involved.

I agree. It's almost like if baseball's rules were 1st team to score wins and the visiting team is always up first.

The confusion will arise when Whaley acquires players that Ryan doesn't want. I agree that they should both be reporting to a football president or, as with most teams, the head coach reports to the GM. Optimally, you would want the GM and head coach to work together to evaluate available players and determine those that are the best fit. Say the Bills are going to pursue a veteran QB and Whaley wants to get Cutler and Ryan wants Sanchez. Who makes the final decision? Is Pegula knowledgeable enough about football to make the call? Is he a great decision maker that could hear both sides and then make a decision?

I also heard an interview of Andre Reed by Freddie Coleman on ESPN radio. Andre was asked what he would do if Rex Ryan called him and asked him to coach the receivers. He replied that he'd be all for it.

I eventually got used to the red helmets but the current white ones are a cleaner look. Just don't bring in any quarterbacks that confuse them with other white-based helmets.

Yeah, same with the Toronto series. How many more Toronto area residents bought Bills tickets (or even became fans) because of that series? Based on how the Bills played in those games, they probably turned off more people. Yep.

If we had a sarcasm font, it would've been clearer that I was joking. Geesh!!

When I see the name Mike Rodak, it reminds me of Modrak.

Just noticed that the last time the Bills made the playoffs in 1999 was the year before they moved training camp to St John Fisher. The only times they have been real successful, training camp was held south of the city. In the AFL glory years of the mid-sixties, camp was in Blasdell. For the Super Bowl years, camp was held in Fredonia. Time to move it to a location south of Buffalo.

The heck with Ingram! I was just looking at a list of free agents from RotoWorld and at the top of runnung backs (unless it's a mistake) is DeMarco Murray. Go big or go home!