Tom

We don't play them again until 2005.

Good call...... What a joke!

I would've gone for Vince Lombardi.......

Talk about being high strung & nervous! Forget about him starting for a few weeks at least....... He did however, get his 1st NFL completion!

DITTO!

Great....... I wish TV could join in......

McDone!

Hey.... you could E=Mail the 77 seconds.

That Brady guy has a chicken wing..........

AGREED!

You don't think it's possible he could die in the next four years?

10 Day old news: Bass Pro Just Weeks Away, According to Company The president of the Bass Pro outdoor lifestyle chain says wrapping up a deal to locate one of its superstores in Buffalo will happen "within a few weeks." James Hagale tells Channel 2's Stefan Michajliw, "We are very close to doing that." We've heard that before, but not in such confident terms. Early in June, Bass Pro opened its first store to be located in New York State. Asked about Buffalo, Governor George Pataki told us, "I'm very optimistic, and we're going to do all we can to get it done." Hagale at that time said, "I don't think the project is that far down the road." How far down the road? "We're not talking about months," he said. "I think we're talking about weeks." That was back in June. "Here it is November, and still nothing," Rich Kellman tells Buffalo Mayor Anthony Masiello. "Rich, I wish it was done," the mayor replies. He says he still believes it will be done "soon." At the opening of a new Bass Pro store north of Toronto on Wednesday, company president Hagale told us, "We are very enthusiastic about trying to get that completed." Buffalo has had more than its share of dashed dreams, the Adelphia waterfront project for one. But if you suspend your skepticism, just imagine the possibilities. The strains of a string quartet mix with the sound of merchants hawking cherries, peaches and fresh seafood. It's the waterfront in Seattle in late June. "It's wonderful," says one. "It's tourist season, the sun's out. You can't get any better than that." Wherever you look, you see people and vendors and more people. Businesses bringing in visitors who create a climate for more business. It's a cascade of cause and effect and cause, a cycle of growth and optimism, and even a touch of Buffalo and the Bills. "Fresh fish," cries one of the vendors. "Crab and shrimp, Lawyer Miloy's favorite, right here folks." "Is any of that comparable, do you think, to Buffalo? Kellman asks Masiello. "Yeah, I think we're very similar to Seattle," he says. "Agreement will be done, I think, in the very near future, then it'll take a year and a half to build it out." "Then would you say it's a couple of weeks away?" "I believe so," the mayor replies." Near Toronto on Wednesday, Hagale said, "We want that whole area to be redeveloped and revitalized. We think that's going to happen. It's going to be a great project." Masiello jokes, "Then you'll come back and say, you told me two weeks ago. But it'll get done." And he says he'll bet on it. Bass Pro Just Weeks Away, According to Company

Joe is my favorite announcer on 666 Radio.... Very rough around the edges but very, vey passionate. B) I love to listen to him after the jests lose..........

Hi Rudys dog.... I bet you're smarter than Rudy!

Aw come on Gregg , please come back!

So, Did Jim give the Bills any respect???? >

Sitting @ 3-5, I'd be thrilled if we finished @ 8-8.

Mmmmm, you have something in common with him! (or is that come on with him???)

Me too!

Hi Brad..... When are you guys going to 'stream' again or "Simoncast" onto DirecTV?

DirecTV is keeping its lock on NFL Sunday Ticket, announcing with the National Football League late Monday a five-year $3.5 billion agreement to extend and expand the satellite TV giant's exclusive rights to carry the sports package. DirecTV said it will continue to have exclusive multichannel television rights to air NFL Sunday Ticket games through the 2010 season. In addition, DirecTV also extended its carriage agreement with NFL Network, which is part of DirecTV's Total Choice basic subscription package. As for customers, in addition to the standard NFL Sunday Ticket package DirecTV will offer a premium package that will deliver enhanced interactive features and services as well as expanded programming. Customers who get the premium package will have access to new interactive services, viewer-selected camera angles and replays, a new "Red Zone" channel, and technology that will allow viewers to index, search for, and view plays of a specific NFL player, team or play-type from games played that Sunday. Also, DirecTV gained an exclusive deal to develop and distribute enhanced and exclusive versions of NFL post-season games, including the Super Bowl. And DirecTV DVR customers who receive highlights on demand will receive expanded and unique NFL-related content and highlights downloaded to their hard drives. Along with the DirecTV deal the NFL announced that it extended broadcast TV deals with CBS and FOX through 2011. __________________

Wow..... It must be too early for me. All those words are bouncing around in my head

I really figured cable would get a shot........... Oh well, It looks like I'll have DTV a long time! They're kicking in $3.5 Billion!!!!!!!!! There go the rates! Sorry Cable.............

The games @the Meadowlands have actually toned down from from the '90s when we beat them on a regular basis. Maybe after yesterday, things can go back to normal.