Mike32282

I have always used a Kodak for years because my dad works there. But my Grandpa gave me his old Canon...so now I'm using a Canon Powershot SX10 IS.

Thanks! That's good to know. I only save them and share them with other fans on photobucket. I never sell them. I do sometimes print the good ones for my own personal use though.

Thanks. I think everyone else is correct...it's the shadows.

lol...nice catch! I didn't even notice him on the jumbotron.

I took a ton of photos at the Buffalo Bills vs Jacksonville Jaguars game on 8/27/11. I uploaded them on my photobucket account and they are all high res. You just gotta click on them for the original photo. I apologize in advance for the quality of some of them. I hate how washed out they get when I take pics at nighttime. Hope ya like them. http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t138/Mikey82_photos/Buffalo%20Bills%20Season%202011/8-27-11%20Buffalo%20Bills%20vs%20Jacksonville%20Jaguars/

That's awesome news! I wonder which camp cut you are going to get. lol I'm so jealous! Just out of curiousity...did you pay in full right away or did you wait a while to renew this year?

After seeing the pic of these sweet shirts, I'm definitely in! I'll take a size 3XL Thanks!

You might be right. I wasnt sure about that one.

No problem! I'm glad you enjoy it!

Thanks! Glad you like em! I wasn't sure about the Extra Points section, but it gets a lot of positive feedback. It works perfectly for me to give my opinion about some things. He has me excited too! Chan can do so much with him. I can't wait to see it!

Williams owned Rinehart.

Sorry I haven't had one of these in a while. I've been busy. Hope you enjoy it! Michael ----------------------------------------------------- Tuesday was the 13th day of Buffalo Bills Training Camp. There are now only 2 open practices left at St. John Fisher College. The players came out on the field wearing full pads and there were several bigs hits for the day. As always, the team worked on their fundamentals in the individual drills, 7-on-7 passing drills, special teams work, and of course the full squad 11-on-11 drill. The defense was the big winner of the day as the offense looked out of sync and struggled badly at pass protection and run blocking. The day started like any other, the players spend a good amount of time with their individual units and worked on their fundamentals. Following that drill, the players went over to Growney Stadium and worked one some special teams drills. They worked for quite a while on kick returns and several other drills. After the horn sounded, the players came back over and did some 11-on-11 drills right away, focusing on running plays. Fred Jackson started it off and was stuffed at the line by Dwan Edwards and Nick Barnett. The team then went into the Wildcat formation and Brad Smith ran around the right tackle for 7-yards. On the next play, CJ Spiller ran up the middle and had a big hole by Eric Wood and Kraig Urbik that sprung him for 10-yards. However, he was promptly stuffed at the line on the next play. Johnny White came in with the backups and ran up the middle until he was met hard by Jon Corto. He then gained 3-yards on his second carry. Brad Smith came back in and ran up the middle in the Wildcat for 2 yards. Arthur Moats sniffed it out and tackled him quickly. On the next play, Tyler Thigpen had a sweet pass to Naaman Roosevelt for 35-yards and the touchdown. Brad Smith came back in with the 3rd team and threw to the right of Felton Huggins. Anthony Elzy got the ball next and ran up the middle for 2-yards. Following that, Bruce Hall ran around the left tackle for 3-yards. During that play, C Michael Switzer was blown up by Michael Jasper. Brad Smith finished the series off with a QB keeper for 8-yards and was tackled by Brad Jefferson who pushed him out of bounds and then the horn sounded to end the drill.... CLICK FOR MORE:

Still waiting to hear from you, Hammer.

No problem. Glad you like it! Thank you very much for the compliments! I'm glad you like em. Thanks! Sure, that name works for me. Thanks!

No problem, Hammer. I await your reply.

ROFL! That's very true.

I wanted to add one more thing. Here's my gallery where I post all my Training Camp photos. They are all high res. Just click on them to see the bigger photo. http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t138/Mikey82_photos/Buffalo%20Bills%20Training%20Camp%202011/

I'm encouraged when I see them.

He's been a pretty good run blocker. Most of the runs come on the right side, but pass blocking is a bit shaky.

Hope ya guys like it. Sorry it's so late.

I went yesterday afternoon and with no practice today, I took a nap after I got home from work this morning, so I just got this written and uploaded. Hope ya like it. It's one of my longer ones. Let me know what you all think. Michael ---------------------------------------------------------- It's hard to believe, but Monday was Day 9 of Buffalo Bills Training Camp. There is only 6 open practices left at St. John Fisher. After an intense couple days in full pads, the Bills wore shoulder pads, shorts and the hitting was minimal. The team worked on their fundamentals in the individual drills, 7-on-7 passing drills, special teams work, and of course the full squad 11-on-11 drill. They also focused on a hurry up 2 minute drill and spent time working in the red zone. The defense definitely won the day as they did a great job shutting down the running game and harassing the quarterbacks. The offense was terrible. Like always, the team worked on their fundamentals at the beginning of the day. The Linebackers practiced on the tackling dummy and the defensive linemen worked on their footwork. The cornerbacks spent time going over their routes and catching passes. The safeties eventually joined them. The team usually spends 10 minutes or more on these drills and then they began special teams work. The main focus of the drill was lining up for kickoffs. They practiced several times having the kickers pretend to kick the ball as they jogged in a line. Following the special teams work, the Bills went right to the 11-on-11 drills and worked on running the ball. Fred Jackson started it off with a run up the middle for 4-yards. On the next play, Gailey had the team work on some wildcat and Brad Smith rushed up the middle on a quarterback keeper, but was met at the line by Nick Barnett who drilled him really hard. CJ Spiller got a chance next and ran up the middle for 8-yards. However, on the next play, he was stuffed at the line for no gain. Brad Smith then tried another keeper play, found a big hole up the middle and gained about 12-yards. Johnny White got the next chance and tried to get around the right tackle, but was stopped for no gain. On the next play Tyler Thigpen decided to dump the ball off to Jehuu Caulcrick for 6-yards. Johnny White then got another chance and ran up the middle for 7-yards. Bruce Hall, who was brought back over the weekend, got his shot and ran up the middle for 4-yards and was quickly tackled by Rajric Coleman. He then was stuffed on the next play. On the final play of the drill, Levi Brown threw a screen to Kamar Aiken for 5-yards. CLICK FOR MORE:

This is great to hear. The_Philster and I were discussing moving out of Lot 1 too and having our tailgating in your lot also.

Awesome job, Fitzbeardy. I couldn't make it and I'm glad to get a different insiders view.

I had Roosevelt as a cut too, but he's doing his best to make it a tough decision on the coaches.

It must be nice to actually have a sports station that talks sports instead of celebrities!