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This would be hands down, the best offseaon day ever.
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HAHA... SO true.You're right, I am a coward! I haven't any courage at all. I even scare myself. -
He only has 12 more minutes.
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Originally posted by lordofgun
He only has 12 more minutes.
Not if he's in Cali surfing with his more injury prone clone.
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Re: Now if Drew would retire...
AmenOriginally posted by The Natrix
This would be hands down, the best offseaon day ever.Comment
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Re: Now if Drew would retire...
Originally posted by The Natrix
This would be hands down, the best offseaon day ever.
You read my mind! 
Maybe next year?
I didn't come here to fight, I hate fighting. Life is way too short to spend it on fighting! Go fight with yourself, one of you will eventually win!Comment
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Don't worry, you can still cheer for Drew to get hurt!!!
Be proud of your beliefs and announce it to your section at the Ralph right before game time.
"I (state your name) after having acquired vast amounts of football knowledge watching games and surfing websites will be cheering for Drew to get hurt or play so bad he'll be benched."
Wear a raincoat. Beer is wet.Buffalo Only and Always.Comment
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I was thinking the same thing earlier. We couldn't get that lucky.
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And you call yourselves Bills fans?
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Give drew a break, we need to blame our o-line. The games last year when they protected him we won! Drew had good games when the line came to play last year!Comment
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Wow, the geniuses of the board have spoken. I guess we could always go back to the Todd Collins/Flutie/RJ days.Comment
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Agreed!Originally posted by The_Philster
And you call yourselves Bills fans?
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Yeah, thats right... lets have our starting QB retire a few days before training camp. And we can have a ROOKIE start!
I think too many of you have been hanging out with Fin Fans today... You all turned stupid!Comment
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Originally posted by Goobylal
I guess we could always go back to the Todd Collins/Flutie/RJ days.
Nah, I just want to go to days where our QB can make quick decisions, improvise when the pocket breaks down, throw it away instead of taking a sack and fumbling, or at the very least - not lose the damn game.
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quick decisions are hard to make when you have receivers each running option routes and the QB has to figure out which option each receiver is taking. That's what Gilbride did in Pittsburgh and Mularkey fixed it...put Kordell in the Pro Bowl, tooComment
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