deluca67

This game is a replay of the entire season.

Make it a contract like Fitz has, where the money is mostly roster Bonus and the Bills can walk away after any season and not be on the hook for any future money. IMO, you give Stevie Johnson that kind of money and you will never see 70 receptions and 1000 yards from him again. It's a message to everyone on the roster. It is a great call.

Apparently Gailey has benched him. Maybe Lindy should be paying attention.

Stevie Johnson proves again today that he is far too immature to give him any significant contract.

A couple of trade proposals on the way.

I guess Jesus was too busy planning his birthday party to help Tebow win today. Tebow did perform one miracle today. He made the Bills look like they have an NFL quality defense. :angel:

Will Tebow be healing the infirmed in between series?

It is my pleasure to announce that the Swords of Doom are now under new management and will now be called the House of Quinn.

Where do I pickup my kitten? Ooh, is that Kool-Aid?

You know me, Mr. Positive. :blush:

As Dwight said, don't take it personally. IMO, your position constitutes sitting on the fence, which to me is a sign of apathy. That's just my opinion and is likely fueled by frustration. Frustrated that here we are in 2011 going into 2012 with yet another billionaire owner who is supposedly willing to spend money, yet here we are with the same exact quality of product on the ice as if the ownership change never happened.

Years of posting history prove you otherwise. "Go Big and settle for what you get" is no plan for success. Is that like a defense mechanism or something?

Were fans excited about Pegua because he would play it safe or because the idea of an owner willing to "go big or go home" was a dream come true? My logic is as sound as it gets. You buy a failing restaurant and maintain the same general manger and chef but are willing to pay more for sanitation removal, you cant reasonably expect success.

Can I take a second team? I would run it on the level. No trades or waiver claims between the two teams.

"Real changes. Within Reason." Look at those words. Under that idea you go forward with a course of action that you have already limited. Lets' make a list of things that are within reason. "The Sabres won't win a Stanley Cup in my lifetime." Apathy spreads. :(

Sorry, but it does. The epitome of apathy is the idea that things are as they are and there is nothing to be done to change it. Agreeing that some minor or cosmetic changes need to be made doesn't make it any less apathetic. It's a combination of apathy and holding on to a dream of a Cup. Sadly the apathy is winning.

I want to believe this, I truly do, it's just I heard this before and nothing ever happens. I have no reason to put any faith in the idea that this off-season will be any different. They already have the injury excuse firmly in place and you know Regier and Ruff can ride an excuse to death like no other. Regier will spend to the Cap again (poorly) next season and Ruff will be afforded the comfort of every excuse imaginable. We will be here at the same time next year in the same conversation and we all know it. The answer to that question is really simple. If it is a few players than it is the individual players. If it is an entire roster of players continually not showing up at game time prepared and enthused about playing, than it is the coach. I hope that helps.

Right here is a fine example of fan apathy. The problem I fear is that this is the exact same sentiment you will find in the offices at the arena.

Stafford's contract should be another nail in Regier's coffin.

Reading this board over the years I have come to realize how little NHL coaches actually do. They should take the A from both sides of the jersey to make a real statement. Stfford 21

I am sick of hearing about Arizona and the state's endless racist campaigns. I propose a test. Show the other 49 states 'The Grapes of Wrath', except, convert the words spoken by Henry Fonda and the rest of the migrant farm workers to Spanish, and lets see how they react. Show Arizona the same movie. I will guess the majority of the population in the other 49 states will call the movie a classic story of the American Dream. I will also guess that the majority of people in Arizona will call the movie an example how illegal immigrants are destroying America.

I can't get Barbara Streisand's speed metal version of Jingle Bells out of my head. Damn you 102.5. :wallbash:

People who believe large numbers of fans would follow the Bills to Toronto really don't know the region. We wear our small market status on our sleeve and the Bills moving to a big market like Toronto would be a unforgivable heart breaking slap in the face.

If the Bills moved to Toronto, the NFL would be on par with the NBA in this area.

That was a lot of talk from a team that lost and is last in it's Division.