Lt. Dan's Revenge

She was probably trying to hit on Hardy all night at the club, so Marshawn thought he'd do a favor for the rook.

I agree that talent-wise Kyle Williams is most likely the 4th best DT on our team, yet I've never had a big problem with him at all. He's not Tim Anderson. He's a bit undersized, but apparently he gained some lbs this offseason, and has always had an extreme motor and high football IQ from what I have seen. The guy won't hurt you if he is in the back-end of our DT rotation.

What makes you so sure that any of the WR's, even Parrish when he's not behind the wheel drunk , lack the intelligence to perform in this style of offense? I for one have no idea exactly how football savvy any of them are, and I don't think anyone here really does. Evans and Reed imparticular have always seemed like they know where and how to run their routes while also understanding blocking schemes. Hopefully the rest will pick up on this system quickly as well.

Excellent idea. My tailgate group would no doubt be on board!

Roscoe Brian Moorman Tom Donahue. He was driving. Coming back to haunt the Bills once again.

Scary young for that...RIP Mitch.

If he's on his way to being 100% by September, he is obviously a major upgrade over Fowler IMO. I'd see what the money situation is looking like and go from there.

Kids that age are going to party one way or another. Now, do you think your scenario is more likely to happen when they are all partying with no adults around to supervise, or when there are adults to take keys, make sure kids get a ride home with a sober driver, etc. If Gurtler wasn't home and his kid threw a party on his own, parents could be "sueing Gurtler" in the same fashion. I'm only 20, and have been at numerous parties thrown by parents (many of the graduation variety like this) at which alcohol was provided by those parents. Everything was always very safe and smooth. In the handfull of times that the police were sent to these types of parties, I NEVER saw it handled like the OP Police did. For the most part, it was a pretty laid back warning about the noise, or making sure that nobody drinking was getting behind the wheel. Maybe theres more to this story, but to me this is a bit of a joke. I hope they didn't ignore any more pressing crime issues to bust up a graduation party with underage drinking that responsible parents seemed to have under control anyways.

When is this type of crap going to stop? Oh, damn. I'm fueling the bullsh*t fire by responding to this.

Excellent. Particularly since the Bucs have had such good drafts lately...Micheal Clayton...Cadillaic minus his first 6 games in the NFL...Davin Joseph....Bruce Gradkowski...Jeremy Trueblood....Alex Smith...

Hopefully a GPS to help him avoid downtown at 3 am.

Excellent idea!!! After all, 'tis the season.

It took you five years to realize that this was the case? Who the hell cares? Gotta love the offseason.

Are you kidding me? I'm now dumber for having just read that. Thanks.

I completely agree. Aside from his stance on the NHL, which is probably fueled by ESPN's lack of attention, I think Cowherd is really good. Sure, he might drive alot of his points home hard, but most, particularly about the NFL and College Football, are right on the money IMO. I also like his spanning the globe and football segmants that he has everyday. I used to be a fan of Rome as a national guy, but now cannot stand how he sucks up to each and every guest he has on. Cowherd tells it like he truly sees it, and most of the time he is pretty accurate IMO. Sometimes he can be ripping a player/team and you may disagree, but at least he stands by his points instead of sucking up to everyone that comes on his show. I wish he had a better view on hockey, but as far as the rest of his show goes, I don't have many complaints. Especially on college football, nationally, he is spot on.

I honestly don't know how to react to this with anything besides prayer.

I loved that too. Funny, yes. Surprising, hell no.

Are you kidding me?

Good point. But perhaps people have come to the point where they assume, even if in reality he wasn't on the air that day, that Schoop was the same self-centered, arrogant, Bill-bashing moron that he is almost every other day.

Thank God. Cotton's take on the cap is the most trusted in the business. Can't wait.

That's a perfect point. As much as it kills me to say it, its no coencidence that you see a ton of guys from teams like the Pats or Colts taking pay cuts to stay on a team that has a chance to go deep into the playoffs each year. You don't see that from teams like the Cardinals, Lions, or in reality, us at this point. Unless the player truly loves playing for the Bills organization, or maybe in the WNY area, you can't blame them for wanting to test the market. Simply to see if they can get a better contract from a team that can be more of a contender in their eyes.

Good stuff.

That is always my thought when I see him on film, or the handful of times I've seen him live. There are a ton of really tall wideouts that have tried to make it in the NFL, but very few have the type of fluidity that he seems to have.

Gimme a break. Unless Hardy has been convicted of attempted murder on his dad and I just havent found out yet, give it a rest.

Interesting. My guess has always been that there are some people out there who have the ability, but double the amount of farses.