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Hitting the links

This sportswriter is certainly painting a bleak picture for the Bills this Sunday. Somehow, some way, the Pats will spin this into bulletin board material.

On the bright side, Buffalo fans can look forward to a lot more scoring in Ralph Wilson Stadium in January.

And here is another sunshine filled article on the Bills’ chances this weekend.

Jets’ QB Chad Pennington still hopes to play this Sunday, and Jets’ fans are practicing their booing in anticipation.

Linebacker Jonathan Vilma refuted claims that the Jets illegally threw off the Ravens offenseby mimicking the quarterback’s cadence. Billick responded by saying “yuh huh!” and added that Coach Mangini is a doodyhead.

Miami head coach Cam Cameron is looking ahead. Probably a good idea, since looking back will just make him puke.

The Dolphins running attack, which ranks dead last in the NFL, needs to get back on track. Maybe using former number 2 overall draft pick Ronnie Brown might help? Just throwing that out there, maybe it will work.

The Patriots opened the week as 17-point favoritesover the Bills. I don’t even have a joke here, that’s just crazy.

You know its been a good start to the season when writers are breaking down your incomplete passes. Look for a 10-part series breaking down the incompletions by Donovan McNabb in the near future.

And just because its funny, I post this.




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