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Tag Archives: NFL 2007
Bill 13, Dolphins 10
I didn’t see all of this game; in fact, I pretty much missed the entire first quarter and the first few minutes of the second. Turns out I didn’t miss much, as the Bills waited until the fourth quarter to … Continue reading
Bills 33, Bengals 21
The Buffalo Bills are, right now, a .500 football team. Yes, you read that right. The team that found ways to lose to Denver and Dallas at home despite leading at the exact moment the clock in the 4th quarter … Continue reading
Can the Colts have haloes attached to their helmets?
In comments to this post, Jess Nevins, who is a fan of the New England Stupid Patriots, takes exception to the fact that I used the word “evil” in reference to his team. Here is his comment, in full: Yes, … Continue reading
Bills 13, Jets 3
We’re on a roll! Playoffs or bust! (Yeah, I know which of those is more likely, but still….) :: The Bills’ defense had a pretty good game, although they were helped out by the Jets’ coaching staff and its decision … Continue reading
Bills 19, Ravens 14
Wow — a win! I get to post about a win! Woo-hoo! :: The Bills’ defense, which played exceptionally hard yet again and this time didn’t fold in the closing minutes. :: Trent Edwards, who didn’t play spectacularly but played … Continue reading
Cowboys 25, Bills 24
I guess I need to say something about this game, which has already attained legendary status in Buffalo’s annals of negative sports outcomes. I tend to have a sunnier outlook on stuff than most Bills fans, so here it is: … Continue reading
Stupid Patriots 38, Bills 7
You know, I find football fans to be an amazing lot. Before the season started, I’d hear lots of fans on sports radio shows and in regular life saying things like, “Geez, with this schedule, we’ll be lucky to be … Continue reading
R Stillers 26, Bills 3
Heavens, this was one of those games where you’re left scraping the bottom of an incredibly low barrel to find good things to say. Yeesh, that was bad. Oh well, at least my second favorite team, the Steelers, won. Woo-hoo! … Continue reading
Et tu, Belichick?
Friends, Romans, NFL fans, lend me your ears!I come to bury the Patriots, not praise them.The games that they win live after them;the things they do to win those games are oft interred with their bones.So let it be with … Continue reading
Broncos 15, Bills 14
Well, that sure sucked! Expecting one’s team to go 5-11 doesn’t make it any more fun when one of the eleven predicted losses turns out to have been as winnable as this game was. For what it’s worth, I saw … Continue reading