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I don't think Sammy was the intended receiver but I can't ding him too much for trying to make a play. Has he commented on that play yet? I bet Watkins feels he should have had it, too. I think Taylor will catch hell in the film room. He had guys open but he is too hesitant. Love his moxie to make plays at the end, but he has a ways to go. Love that he stays behind the LOS vs just taking off and tries to make a play, but he is still very raw when it comes to moving around in the pocket. Looking forward to seeing how he responds. On the positive side, we forced Brady into 21 incompletion today. GO BILLS

Crushed velvet....The Milt Ellis of fabric.

Simply, I agree with Colin Powell's stance on the deal. The sanctions, while hurting Iran's economy, did nothing to deter their nuclear development program. Since 2005, they increased their number of centrfuges by 1,900%. or, as Powell put it, they were on a superhighway to making a nuke. The deal puts them on a bike path. It bought us time.

Of course Iran came to the table because the sanctions hurt them. That doesn't answer the question though. What options are no longer available that were available before the deal was made?

You mean the sanctions that no other country at that bargaining table was willing to continue? I will ask again, what options are no longer available that were there before the deal?

'Godfather 3' .... The Matt Ellis of The Godfather Movies.

I would like to know what the deal with Iran took off the table, exactly. What option are we or our allies suddenly without as a result of this deal?

PASaberfan....The Matt Ellis of nut connoisseurs.

This is just...wrong. The cashew is the Gretzky of mixed nuts.

Parcheesi.....The Matt Ellis of board games.

Spam.............The Matt Ellis of Meats.

Can she do that trick with the cherry stem? GO SABRES!!!

That's Aud Smell stalking her in the background over her left shoulder. Security was on to him and that's why he's looking for an exit from the VIP tent. GO BILLS!!!

Yes, offensive formations dictate the corresponding defenses to a certain extent. But that doesn't mean it always has to be the same thing; you can defend a spread offense using something other than the basic quarters coverage that is so predominant, but college DCs are reluctant. I don't think Rex was exaggerating when he said college QBs see that defense 90% of the time, with none of the variations even within quarters coverage, either. It's no wonder these kids can't recognize, let alone break down, the various defenses thrown at them at the next level. GO BILLS!!!

It's not so much the lack of pro style offenses, it's the type of defenses college QBs face that makes them unprepared for the next level. Rex has alluded to how much quarters coverage these guys see in college, for instance. GO BILLS!!!

I disagree with all of this as well. GO BILLS!!!

A defense that allowed the Giants to keep the ball for 41 minutes is what prevented our offense from more possession time. We were a hurry-up offense, anyway. But to put up a point a minute, regardless of Reed's drops, was not indicative of a great Giants defense. Quite the contrary. Our defense, Kelly's ego, and our coaches, in that order, lost that game. Belichick got lucky. And Thurman got ripped off. GO BILLS!!!

Quoted for truth. How anyone can think a defense that yielded a point a minute to an opposing offense played well is beyond me. That gimmicky 2-5 front was tailor made for TT to run the rock right at them; our Oline would have feasted on the leverage of run blocking against standing D linemen. One oor two series of that and Belichick would have been forced to alter his plans. But Kelly's ego got in the way. Marv and Marchibroda should have chewed his ass out and demanded he run the ball. GO BILLS!!!

Or how any man of science can literally believe the earth is 6,000 years old. He has no place holding the office. These evangelicals holding positions of such power scare me. They not only believe in the rapture, they seem to want to hasten it. A US president would be in one helluva hastening position.

Like it or not, deal making is at the heart of our criminal justice system. That is if you have the resources to make a deal.

My guess is that the deposed witness's testimony convinced Cambria to convince Kane to make an offer too good to refuse. Gold digger or not, something uncovered in the Grand Jury proceedings brought the accuser back to the bargaining table. I doubt that something was favorable to Kane, given the DA's decision to convene the jury in the first place.

Perhaps Whaley should have consulted his coaches before making that promise. Freddy isn't cut if Rex and Roman want him on the squad. It would be another matter entirely if Ryan had made that promise last March. GO BILLS!!!

Thank-you. As TrueBlue said earlier, it's a silver lining. GO BILLS!!!

No thanks. GO SABRES!!!

And nights. Can't forget the nights.