Stevie is likely out of team action until training camp recovering from his groin surgery.

He had his chance for glory last year. Don't know if he'll have a chance to catch the AFC Championship game-winner with Jacksonville though.. Best of luck to him , glad he found a home.

Dude's 32, and it'd be a substantial cap hit.. Any interest?

"Cities with far less event oriented tailgate traditions than Buffalo have already begun adding what are known as 'party decks' into their stadiums. Take for example, Chicago. Private building owners next to Wrigley Field have had party decks on their rooftops for years, allowing fans to eat great food, drink great beer, and of course watch the Cubs lose. The Cubs finally have come around to the concept officially and are adding the 'Budweiser Party Deck' within Wrigley Field scheduled to open in time for the 2012 season.

With Ralph Wilson Stadium having both an abundance of interior rooftops and space, it would make sense for the Bills to consider creating the largest series of party decks in professional sports. With Buffalo's tailgating popularity and tradition, these types of venues would undoubtedly represent an in demand new revenue source for the team. By selling corporate sponsorships to these party decks, along with reasonably priced passes to ticket holders for entry, the Bills could create a whole new segment of premium seating that would have a uniquely Buffalo flavor. It also doesn't hurt that premium seating revenue enhances the team's long term viability."

He's the man there now. Helluva contract.

All signs pointing to Cortland Finnegan hitting free agency. Titans unlikely to tag him, and contract negotiations not going well. This is the CB we should go after hard in my opinion. Should be a pretty hefty contract though. Think the Bills will have serious interest?

This "bounty" policy paid players for injuring opponents, and was instituted by our old pal Gregg Williams.

An amusing post from the SBNation main page.

"I guess we weren't ready for it yet"

Also, this is an NFL.com article, and it refers to him as "Fitzgerald" in the last paragraph lol. I have no idea why everyone does that.

The Oakland Raiders back in Los Angeles?

Nothing is imminent, but talks definitely have taken place between the team and groups in Los Angeles proposing new stadiums, according to Raiders owner Mark Davis.

The son of the late Al Davis disclosed as much Tuesday in his first public comments since taking control of the team after the passing of his father.

I know there were some Rumblers hoping.

Pretty hilarious slow motion video of Drayton's dive @ NE.

1. Indianapolis Colts, 2-14
2. St. Louis Rams, 2-14
3. Minnesota Vikings, 3-13
4. Cleveland Browns, 4-12
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 4-12
6. Washington Redskins, 5-11
7. Jacksonville Jaguars, 5-11
8. Carolina Panthers, 6-10
9. Miami Dolphins, 6-10
10. Buffalo Bills, 6-10

Spencer Johnson's TD was originally ruled QB hit and INT. It has been changed to a sack and forced fumble.

9 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 tackles for loss. Monster game.

"But for every game there is a winner and a loser, of course, and thus a painful flip side. Besides Spikes, Buffalo kicker Rian Lindell is next on the wait list, having appeared in 180 career games (from 2000-on) without ever teeing a ball up in the playoffs. Then comes Buffalo punter Brian Moorman (171 games, 2001-on)... Spikes, of course, was a former teammate of both Lindell and Moorman in Buffalo."

Lebron James imitating Stevie Johnson imitating Plaxico Burres.

A cool SBNation piece that goes heavy on the FJAX.

Yea, yea, yea. This guy is always changing his story. When the Bills win the AFCE, he'll say "I told you so".

Go all *'World Domination'* on em', Fitz.

Interesting and awesome.

Police are looking for a bank robber decked out in a Buffalo Bills shirt, and hat.

Fitzpatrick comes in at #18. Extremely middle of the pack, but Kirwan adds a few encouraging words about how Fitz may continue to progress.

I know Bleacher Report is not particularly popular around here, but this article made me think that maybe I'm not the only one that feels that the stars are finally aligning, and they're pointing towards Buffalo. I don't care if its not overly "rational".

The Bills were their #1 team to watch out for next year, here's what they said:

"Current 2010 Record: 4-10

Estimated 2011 Win Total: 10-12

Playoffs: Yes

Analysis: Coming into the season, I expected the Bills to be a lock to get the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. I thought they would struggle with bad quarterback play and poor defense. Well, I had part of that right. The defense has been poor, but Ryan Fitzpatrick has been a revelation, and the Bills are out of the running for the top overall pick.

Next year, I think Ryan Fitzpatrick will have a Pro Bowl- caliber season, and the Bills will find a way to address the defense. I am not sure which team ahead of them will falter, but I think the Bills become a Cinderella story next year and make a run to the playoffs for the first time since 1999, when they lost in the Music City Miracle.

The Bills are in need of some good karma, and next year, they finally get it."

Stupid article, I know. But Puff Daddy and CJ Spiller could be long lost twins.

It's not much, but at least someone nationally is giving us a chance this weekend..

"Kelly said he has a group of people together that would make a serious bid to buy the Bills and keep the team in Western New York, once owner Ralph Wilson Jr. is ready to have that talk."

I really hope there's something to this.