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The Bills game will go to overtime and CBS will pre-empt the end to switch to the Emmys.

Earliest favorite was O.J. going over 2000 yards vs Jets. I had a scrapbook that I updated each week with articles from the Courier Express.

The name isn't even originally Washington's, they started as the Boston Braves, then switched to Redskins when they moved to Fenway Park to mimic the Red Sox name. My college changed from Warriors to Golden Eagles, who cares, I still root for them. The Bills could change to Bisons, Stampede, or Chicken Wings, who cares, I'd still allow myself to be disappointed by them. If you can avoid offending an ethnic group, then why not, the benefit outways the inconveinence. Just another example of some white people complaining that "those people" are trying to take "our country" away from us.

Spiller hasn't played up to the hype. He'll have an occasional good run, but then gets stuffed at the line too much. Never liked his pick in the draft, too high and wrong position at the time, but that's Buddy's fault not his. I feel more confident when Fred is in that the RB will get positive yardage.

Denver throwbacks

No, just WGR radio.

I'm surprised that any of these adult mags are still in business, given the Internet. I remember the old days when a boy's holy grail was finding an old Playboy that a neighbor threw out with the stack of newspapers.

I'm not trying to justify those who always hated her. Where she lost my sympathy was when she screwed her boss and then threw it back at Walt to hurt him. Plus, as you say she became his partner in crime and got her wish to buy the car wash. He quit the business and just wanted to move on, but others wouldn't let it go and that threatened him and his family. Hank wasn't acting as a cop, he wanted personal revenge for being fooled. So in the end it's reasonable to dislike Skyler for turning on him when he needs her the most. And of course in the end it's just a tv show, so we can agree to disagree.

It's not irrational at all to dislike Skyler, given what we know about Walt's motivation to provide for his family. Lets make clear that Anna Gunn does a fine job playing the character, but it's the character's actions that I dislike. She's continually busted Walt's balls, and then she accused him of killing Hank without letting him explain that he tried to save him. She attacks him with a knife, he defends himself, and gets accused of attacking her. He takes his daughter who he has a legal right to, and gets accused of kidnapping. It could have all been avoided if she went with him and gave him a chance to settle down and explain he was trying to protect the family. And even after all that he ends up calling her and lying about her lack of involvement to protect her from the police, once again taking care of the family given the dire straits he's in.

Jerry tells it like it is with the Bills and Sabres, not how people wish it was. It's refreshing to have an objective view, not like the puff pieces the networks run because they're afraid to upset the leagues they broadcast. It was said he's better at everything than Jerry, now you're making excuses.

I'm not saying Walt will harm Skyler, but I won't shed tears if someone else does it. Another possibility for the ricin, Walt uses it to contaminate the Blue, it's users die, and it loses its appeal and its market dries up. That way he and maybe Jessie are left alone.

How's Mario's judgement of women?

I'm still rooting for Walt to be the last man standing, especially after Skyler turned on him. She needs to go.

Should have ran Fred a couple times.

The Tampa player who got the unsportsmanlike penalty won it for the Jets.

You can see podcasts of their new Friday and Monday shows on the Buffalo News website. Sully is the best sports opinion writer in Buffalo. He tells it like it is, not how the Bills and Sabres apologizers want it to be.

Therefore they shouldn't have been so predictable and repeatly run on 1st down, which put them at 2nd and long. And Spiller was ineffective compared to Jackson. Why not try both in the backfield for a few plays, and use more play action on 1st down. Play calls, Spiller ineffective, and penalties.

They could probably sell out if they announced that O.J. will be there for the ceremony.

He must have misunderstood that this is the farewell year for the stadium, not the fans.

When he got home he ran his own 'Hurry up offense'.

My guess is that Hank and Jessie are held hostage to force Walt to cook. Gomez will get the Star Trek red shirt treatment. And I have a feeling Marie is still going to off herself.

So predictable on 1st down with Spiller running the ball and putting them 2nd and long. He was ineffective, try some play action.

It looks like a practice jersey for Chickenman with the cape. And did they get that number off a stock car, it's huge.

I know it's all about relative value, but I can't wrap my head around the concept of being paid $6.9 million for one year of playing a game you love, and being unhappy about it.

NE 30. Buffalo 16