Steely Dan

Ok, what's your point?

Gee, it sounds like we need comprehensive health care that's not run by greedy companies.

What an effiing hypocrite!! Government regulation is socialist unless it hurts you!!! Why don't you STFU and cry to someone who has no idea of how you've railed against regulations for the past several years. You love them until they do something that is a problem for you. Suddenly being able to make a profit without regulation is a bad thing. You are so self-centered!!

IIRC, C2C means that there are no amortized bonus'. So cutting him saves money not costs money. I'm pretty sure that's how it works.

TG has no say in the pictures picked. He writes the article and then someone at ESPN's internet division puts it up with their graphics. I'm very sure that's how it works.

Drunken Negro Face The stupidest part is to say they are "In Honor" of our new president. I Love some of the other quotes from him: "Drunken Negro Face, what's wrong with that?" "It's not unflattering. It's a fun face." "My brother in-law is Cuban so I like everybody." Two independent people say he said that "He will get his." and he denies it. I'll trust the two people. JMO.

This is a good reason, IMO, to trade him this year because the Bills could keep him away from the AFCE and get something for him rather than let him become a FA next year. Usually when trades are made in a players final year a long term contract is given out by the team that traded for him. Not everyone.

Top me 4-5 million in todays NFL salary cap structure is cheap for a CB like Greer. I'd love to see him stay here. If Buffalo could get a 2nd rounder for McGee then I'd say let him go but anything less than that wouldn't make sense. My first choice would be to lock up Greer and negotiate an extension to McGee too. As the excerpt from the article above stresses the importance of CB's in the league right now. I think if the Bills can keep McGee and Greer then they will have one of, if not, the deepest CB roster in the league with Greer, McGee, McKelvin and Corner. I still say if McGee's worth a second rounder trade him. Winfield was let go in FA and therefore for no compensation at all.

How can anyone say any Super Bowl except last years. The defeat of the so far perfect Pets* and Bellysick's hissy fit will always be my favorite SB until the Bills win one.

Hey OC it's the 20's calling they want their prejudices back.

They will have to replace him sometime, so keeping him even though there may be a better kicker available is a weak argument IMO.

Did Palin go to Harvard? Franken did. If you think Palin is smarter than Franken then there's no need to continue this conversation because you are incapable of rational thought. How many books about politics has Palin written? You really think the Palin interview was edited to make her look bad!!!! Yeah they edited her inability to say what magazines she reads, what the Bush doctrine is and what her foreign policy experience is. How about seeing little Johnny killing hundreds of thousands of people and stealing other peoples money to fund it and it's ok for me to try and stop it.

With cash to the cap I believe cutting him wouldn't cost a thing against the cap.

Lindell USED to be a great kicker. I think he is on the downside of his career. As Marv Levy said "I'd rather cut a guy a year too early than a year too late." That's all I'm saying.

Not good enough for anymore because the winds in the Ralph need a very strong leg. I don't know how deep the kicker pool is in this draft but they should be able to get the best kicker in the draft in the fourth round or later.

Anyone else think this. He missed too many kicks IMO to make the FO believe he still has the leg to play on the team.

You're right. I was merely trying to put a mirror in front of him but it didn't seem to make a difference.

She's a less intelligent Dan Quayle. 'Nuff said. Travelgate is is worse than Cheyney's Halliburton things? After a long, long time of pushing people and using questionable tactics Ken Starr couldn't do anything but find a BJ and yet you think that's baggage? Jeez, you display your intelligence more and more with every post. Do they rationalize the Halliburton contract or the illegal wiretaps or the establishment of Gitmo? The people who rationalize that are very hypocritical if they don't see those things as being a lot worse than hiring the travel company they've always used and a witch hunt that couldn't find anything at all about Whitewater. Keep displaying your lack of intelligence it's very amusing. I have no problem believing you don't know any other way.

Thank you for saving me the time to write that. You did it better than I could have too. See above. Ooohh! Good one. Have you ever touched a woman other than your mother.

They need to put a lot more money into research for the helmets.

It's done. There's no way FAA will let that thing go back into the air. I'm skeptical that they will even allow it be salvaged for parts. If they can they may use it as a test plane. JMO

Linkage Until recently, the best medical definition for concussion was a jarring blow to the head that temporarily stunned the senses, occasionally leading to unconsciousness. It has been considered an invisible injury, impossible to test -- no MRI, no CT scan can detect it. But today, using tissue from retired NFL athletes culled posthumously, the Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy (CSTE), at the Boston University School of Medicine, is shedding light on what concussions look like in the brain. The findings are stunning. Far from innocuous, invisible injuries, concussions confer tremendous brain damage. That damage has a name: chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). CTE has thus far been found in the brains of five out of five former NFL players. On Tuesday afternoon, researchers at the CSTE will release study results from the sixth NFL player exhibiting the same kind of damage. CNN American Morning Watch more on concussions and the brain Wednesday 6 a.m. - 9 a.m. CNN American Morning » "What's been surprising is that it's so extensive," said Dr. Ann McKee, a neuropathologist at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts, and co-director of the CSTE. "It's throughout the brain, not just on the superficial aspects of the brain, but it's deep inside." That article makes me think about TE's concussion during the Cardinal game last season.

Man, that blows worse than a 5 dollar hooker.

She didn't know what snow pants were???

Damn media. Their reporting of that is just another example of the liberal media harassing her again. (In my best Homer Simpson) Stupid media.