Buffalo Bills Announce Seven Practice Squad Members
by MattRichWarren on Sep 4, 2011 2:24 PM EDT
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The Buffalo Bills announced the addition of seven players to the team's practice squad, and all the names should sounds familiar. All seven members were part of Buffalo's 80-man roster prior to final cuts.
Here is the list: quarterback Levi Brown, receiver Kamar Aiken, tight end Mike Caussin, center Michael Switzer, end Lionel Dotson, nose guard Michael Jasper and safety Josh Nesbitt.
Absent from the taxi squad are two names many Bills fans and media expected to see: receiver Naaman Roosevelt and rush linebacker Antonio Coleman. Both were on Buffalo's active roster a year ago, but not for enough games to exclude them from practice squad consideration. Their absence could be due to interest from other teams in adding the players to their active roster.
One or both of these players could still be added, as could recently released tight end Zack Pianalto, as the maximum practice squad allowance is eight players. Pianalto needs to clear waivers before he can sign to any team's practice squad.
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Who says they let him walk? He is free to sign anywhere.
by MattRichWarren on Sep 4, 2011 2:32 PM EDT up reply actions
Why does he have to walk? Doesn’t he own a car? Can he take a bus?
No weekend spent pantsless is a wasted weekend.
by sireric on Sep 4, 2011 2:33 PM EDT up reply actions 10 recs
and this comment adds what to the conversation?
by Bestbillieve86 on Sep 4, 2011 2:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Humor?
No weekend spent pantsless is a wasted weekend.
by sireric on Sep 4, 2011 2:35 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs
and this comment adds what to the conversation?
You know calling him out just wastes more space, and then draws in the people calling you out for calling him out, which takes up more space…
by NordicBillsfan on Sep 4, 2011 2:41 PM EDT up reply actions
Being Norwegian, I have an affinity for trolls.
by NordicBillsfan on Sep 4, 2011 2:43 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Being Norwegian, I have an affinity for trolls.
Had to rec this one. Best comment in the whole thread!
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by thefourwinds on Sep 4, 2011 11:00 PM EDT up reply actions
Do you eat Lutefisk?
Goose22- "I have a quick first step, I’m so good just go an ask my rep
I look like Tarzan but play like Jane" Aaron May(have)bin
Well I apologize for that
but I saw him/her make multiple post on different blogs that really took away from them, so figured I would be the one to call him/her out. Apologize blo
by Bestbillieve86 on Sep 4, 2011 4:37 PM EDT up reply actions
smh laughing sireric
Calling anybody a "career Redskin" when Dan Snyder is the owner is laughable. That dude make moves like he's some kid trading football cards. -greenwood1921
Taxi Squad?
I’m guessing he has to walk because according to the article he’s “absent from the Taxi Squad”!
Coleman
Yeah I thgouth he would def make it the way he played in last pre-season game…thgouth they might put Eddins on Practice squad…I hope eddins continues to work hard and improve..was just a little surprised
So far so good BLo.Keep the turn over going.Buddy keep your eye on those waiver wires and keep bringing in those unknown Future Bills stars coming.Go BLo!!!
by Eder Paolo Landaetta on Sep 4, 2011 2:35 PM EDT reply actions
Does Jasper have a neck?
Or do the small animals he eats go from his mouth directly to his stomach?
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
Small animals? Leslie survives off of nothing short of dragons and manticores.
by Ian MacPersonoid on Sep 4, 2011 2:40 PM EDT up reply actions
Good sources of protein
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
“Those cheeks are so pinchable.”
Go for it. I dare ’ya.
Don’t worry; I’ll visit you in the ICU . . .
.
"If You Ain't a Bill I Don't Give a Fxck Bout Ya!! Most Disrespected Team in NFL! I Always feel Disrespected! I'm All In!" -- Steve Johnson
if he makes it....
heck, but as jovial as Jasper is off the field, he’d prolly laugh in an “ah shucks” manner…
Optimistic??? Of course I am!! I'm a Bills fan, and as of right now, we are undefeated on the regular season!!!
Things are truly looking up!!!
Here’s hoping the drop Caussin, add Pianalto and Coleman.
Roosevelt is a fan and staff favorite, but he doesn’t fit the Nix receiver model.
Really, neither does Coleman at 6-1.
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
I’d think Namaan’s reliability and route-running give him a pass in most “models” as a bottom depth guy. If you start getting down the the last couple receivers on a team, they might be tall on a team that prefers tall WRs or fast on a team that prefers fast receivers, but they’re likely lacking largely in catching, route-running, and awareness, rendering them no more useful in the system.
On the other hand, it’s understandable if the Bills don’t want to use their practice squad to develop/hold a guy they project as being, at best, a #5-7 receiver and non-factor special teamer for them.
Namaan could be a very good slot receiver but he would never get thw chance in Buffalo. He reminded me of the former seahawks WR who played with Jim Zorn ans David Krieg…. Can’t believe I can’t remember hi name…all he did was catch everything and was neither fast or big… Darn it. He is in the HOF. Not saying Namaan would be, but the former Seattle HOF receiver looked more like an earth science teacher than a WR. I will probably remember his name as soon as I post this.
by WhatGoesAround on Sep 4, 2011 6:29 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Steve Largent
Now a Congressman from the Seattle area, I believe.
We’ve waited this long whats another year? hahahaha
- PaullyPforPrez
by ChuckBuffInFlo on Sep 4, 2011 6:41 PM EDT up reply actions
I loved the Seahawks back then.
Now? Meh.
We’ve waited this long whats another year? hahahaha
- PaullyPforPrez
by ChuckBuffInFlo on Sep 4, 2011 9:23 PM EDT up reply actions
Now a Congressman from the Seattle area, I believe.
Pretty sure it’s Oklahoma.
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Unfortunately, experience doesn't always lead to wisdom - Joe P.
by thefourwinds on Sep 4, 2011 11:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Your right I hear of him on occasion here in AR.
Please base your arguments in provable facts instead of pulling stuff out of your rear. -CanadianBillsFan- This is why talk is cheap because the supply always exceeds the demand.
You are correct, sir!
Thanks for checking up on that. I never realized that Largent was from Oklahoma (born in Tulsa, according to Wiki).
We’ve waited this long whats another year? hahahaha
- PaullyPforPrez
by ChuckBuffInFlo on Sep 5, 2011 9:13 PM EDT up reply actions
If Roosevelt played special teams well, he’d be on the roster.
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was a beast on coverage. Not sure about blocking thou.
"Alright Men, lets go out there, bust um in the chops & get somebody bloody. Keep working till you get it right. Take the W in battle & make the Bills Nation Proud."
by Blood, sweat & Win on Sep 5, 2011 9:25 AM EDT up reply actions
7th and 8th
Drop Caussin, add Pianalto. Add Coleman if he sneaks through waivers and is willing to stay in Buffalo.
I’m glad Aiken was kept over Roosevelt and I’m glad Jasper and Nesbitt are still here.
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He's not really an OLB
But please, at least kick the tires on Everette Brown. I would be thrilled.
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
by Kurupt on Sep 4, 2011 2:55 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Never going to get past Denver though
He’s not the tall OLB Buffalo has as the model anywho.
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
Neither is Battan
And Eddins is 6’3"
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
And what model OLB do they have?
They need pass rush help in the worst way and should investigate any possible upgrade.
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
Sigh, a person for whom you and I had such high hopes and affection for....
Goose22- "I have a quick first step, I’m so good just go an ask my rep
I look like Tarzan but play like Jane" Aaron May(have)bin
He hasn't had a bad career thus far
He’s been injured too often, but does have 6 sacks in two seasons. I still think he can be a good pass rusher in the NFL.
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
I was thinking the same thing earlier
The player I would like least at #9 would be my sister’s cat, Captain Creamsicle. She does have a great work ethic and agility, but I’m really concerned that at 9 lbs., she’s too small to play safety in the NFL. She also bites way too often on play action and is easily distracted by someone waving string in the crowd. Lastly, her wonderlic score was pretty awful, answering "meow meow meow" for most of the questions- Dr. Brackish Okun
I wanted the Bills to take him
whe he came out of school. He was a fast playmaker in college. I am surprised he did not make an impact in the NFL. That said, he has the physical attributes to be a playmaker at OLB. I hope we bring him in for a workout.
by WhatGoesAround on Sep 4, 2011 9:00 PM EDT up reply actions
Roosevelt will be missed.
Caught everything that came his way. Understand why not to keep 2 WRs on PS though.
Wonder why R Martin was kept over this guy though honestly, was it that big of a ST difference?
GO BLUE!!!
Wonder why R Martin was kept over this guy though honestly, was it that big of a ST difference?
He’s got three inches and 20 pounds on him.
by MattRichWarren on Sep 4, 2011 3:27 PM EDT up reply actions
photo caption
“it’s a little tight, but, don’t I look good in my new Bills lid?”
Y'all- There's a "D" in rebuild, but no "O"- The gospel according to Buddy Nix 4:12
Chin down big fella
If you have an 18 inch or bigger neck, just remember to keep the chin down in photos. Jasper must have a 27 inch neck.
by WhatGoesAround on Sep 4, 2011 6:34 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Brown
One thing I wanted to happen was for Levi Brown to make it on the team over Thigpen. I know Gailey is very high on him but he just looks terrible. Not accurate. If Fitz goes down (God forbid), I don’t think Thigpen could lead us to a W more than Brown could….
Also, why is Dotson on the PS? Put Coleman in his spot. And Put Roosevelt on the team over Ruvell Martin!
Thats why we have
the other guy, Brad Smith… he looks better at QB tahn Thigpen
I'm waitin'..... @killascript on twitter
Smith
That’s true but I meant having a “true” QB more than a Wildcat guy who will only throw the ball once in a while. If you’re looking at just Levi and Thigpen, Levi has preformed better (albeit against third-stringers) and seems to have more upside.
Levi did not look bad this year, altho he was up against the other teams’ 3’s. However, the basic fact is that they absolutely need a QB to run the scout team in practice each week, and that can’t be either Thigpen (who has to practice as the back-up) or Brad Smith (who has to practice as the wildcat QB). So keeping Levi is a very sound decision, and giving him another year to develop means he could actually challenge Thigpen in camp next year.
Never thought of that.
Great point. I just hope nobody scoops him up, though I thought I read somewhere teams couldn’t do that this year, though I could be wrong.
We shouldn't set the Bar to high on Tyler Thigpen.
It would be redundant to the bar set for Ryan Fitzpatrick when he was first brought in. Let’s be patient with Thigpen, let him get his feet under him, get to know the teamates, learn the offense more, get used to working with Fitz. Let’s hope the O-Line can come together so whatever happens either Fitz or Tyler Thigpen will be able to do what they can. They might be journeymen now but he wasn’t exactly brought in to make a playoff run either.
Levi Brown is interesting to watch. He is a Chix drafted QB and has been used sparingly since he has been in the league. He has showed nothing that would entice another team to scalp him from the practice squad. With a second year under his belt, he could come in and make waves in year three and forward or we could draft a QB early next year and replace two out of the three we have.
YOU ARE OUT of you kuku fufu mine craker laker Flaber baber FUNKI chunki brain. WE want to winn every year -- abayarde
i agree
but look at it this way: IF and only if, Thigpen, or Fitz were to suffer an injury, Levi would be activated; which means that really, we have 4 available quarterbacks. If thigpen were to continue to look weak, or Brown were to progress rapidly… he might take over the backup position, but really we are carrying an inexpensive contingency plan. Thigpen can’t be on the practice squad, so cutting him to have levi ride the pine, is really not any better a plan.
ABAYARDE IS NOSTRADAMUS JUST WATCH WE WILL NOT YIEALD TO NOBODY YOUR SOUL WE WILL TAKE
Thigpen started for Gailey for most of a season and played reasonably well
Brown played OK in half a game versus the Jets.
There’s a bit of a difference. Particularly when talked back-up QB’s.
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
One of things about Thigpen
is that nothing else about the play selection or player selection has to change if Fitz goes down. Thigpen plays a similar style of gunslinger QB to Fitz. He may not be nearly as good as Fitz but with time he may catch up a bit. I like the way Chix is making moves based on future needs and not JUST on player achievement levels. Naaman was a sentimental favorite (mine too) but if Martin fits the profile better and plays close to the same level, it makes him the better choice.
Agree on Thigpen
Starting the official Buffalo "Draft a Quarterback in the First Round in 2012" campaign.
As long as the Bills are dumping salaries
Why is Kelsay still on the team? Dump him, move Moats back to the outside and bring back Coleman.
That would fly if Buffalo was dumping salary
But they aren’t. So it doesn’t.
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Exactly
There is a big difference between dumping a reserve o-lineman who got bull-rushed too many times and who was scheduled to make $2.55 million this year to serve as a back-up, and dumping one of your starting OLB’s who is actually starting to play better in that role.
Then why cut Hangartner
The three backup OLs have played a combined eight games in their careers. If the Bills really are trying to win, then why would you not keep him?
Because...
if they don’t play in more games they won’t get any better and we really won’t know what we have in these young guys.
They knew what they had in Hang and he didn’t fit the profile they wanted.
Because Urbik and Levitre can also play center
And Rinehart is good enough to start. Why keep a center that hasn’t played particularly well against 3-4 NT’s when you can keep bigger linemen that can do a better job?
If Wood gets hurt, Buffalo moves Urbik or Levitre to center, and Rinehart starts.
Hairston is the swing tackle.
Brown is on the team until they can find someone better, like they did last year with Rinehart, Urbik and Pears.
Eight lineman. Hangartner had no spot. That’s why he got cut.
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by Der Jaeger on Sep 4, 2011 3:23 PM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
id like this explanation to go up on the front page. hangartner missing out on the roster makes plenty of football sense and i wish some guys would at least try to see the other side of it
by boomsauce on Sep 4, 2011 4:28 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
in my opinion hang was cut because of capable younger players who can do just as good of a job
and have a bigger upside than a 30 year old lineman
Calling anybody a "career Redskin" when Dan Snyder is the owner is laughable. That dude make moves like he's some kid trading football cards. -greenwood1921
Because Urbik and Levitre can also play center
They may have been used in a pinch, but when has either played the position well?
At least the Bills kept a center on the PS.
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by thefourwinds on Sep 4, 2011 11:10 PM EDT up reply actions
I'd rather have
kris O’Dowd on the PS honestly
The player I would like least at #9 would be my sister’s cat, Captain Creamsicle. She does have a great work ethic and agility, but I’m really concerned that at 9 lbs., she’s too small to play safety in the NFL. She also bites way too often on play action and is easily distracted by someone waving string in the crowd. Lastly, her wonderlic score was pretty awful, answering "meow meow meow" for most of the questions- Dr. Brackish Okun
Tell me about him – I know nothing about him.
Give a monkey a typewriter and infinite time, and he’ll eventually release Maybin. -- stetzwebs
Unfortunately, experience doesn't always lead to wisdom - Joe P.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=71187&draftyear=2011&genpos=C
Still, O’Dowd could go in the third or fourth round. He showed at the Senior Bowl he can anchor against NFL-caliber size — Baylor nose tackle Phil Taylor, for example — which was invaluable considering he had been praised mostly for his mobility.
Center Kristopher O’Dowd didn’t play in a bowl game this season because of USC’s probation status. But his ability to anchor against Taylor, Jenkins and other talented defensive linemen on the South team was impressive. That sort of strength, his 6-4, 303-pound frame and mobility, give him a chance to be a top-100 pick.
Had some injuries but definitely worth a flyer
The player I would like least at #9 would be my sister’s cat, Captain Creamsicle. She does have a great work ethic and agility, but I’m really concerned that at 9 lbs., she’s too small to play safety in the NFL. She also bites way too often on play action and is easily distracted by someone waving string in the crowd. Lastly, her wonderlic score was pretty awful, answering "meow meow meow" for most of the questions- Dr. Brackish Okun
Kelsay is on the team because he is a solid performer.
A player a team can depend on, show me when the last time Kelsay had help in front of him or behind him. I bet you would have to go back to his rookie year. Since then our LBer’s have been in shambles and Marcus Stroud started his decline like two years ago. Kelsay is not the player everyone wants him to be (worthless). He has a solid game, we just need the right players around him and opposite him.
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by VanScottM on Sep 4, 2011 3:27 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
rec'd
kelsey is a solid you know what you got type player not great but not bad right around the above avg to avg realm
Calling anybody a "career Redskin" when Dan Snyder is the owner is laughable. That dude make moves like he's some kid trading football cards. -greenwood1921
Anyone else concerned about our Special Teams?
The coverage teams looked terrible at times last year. Leodis McAverage also seems to drop a lot of punts. Who is returning punts this year? Roscoe? Hopefully… Should Bruce DeHaven get fired? just throwing it out there…
Roscoe for sure, when he’s healthy. Searcy got the preseason reps along with Rogers but neither impressed much. They’re still options if you need them. I wouldn’t mind seeing McKelvin get some chances to prove he can secure the ball if Roscoe can’t return. Spiller has 8 career college punt return TDs and definitely should get consideration to fill in for Roscoe as well.
Roscoe is too...
important to the offense to have still returning punts, just like T Mac should never line up for kickoffs again…
Optimistic??? Of course I am!! I'm a Bills fan, and as of right now, we are undefeated on the regular season!!!
Things are truly looking up!!!
Smith is a returner
and with the emphasis of the return game going from KOs to punts, we may see Brad back for them.
Maybin - Jets
Just saw he was cut from the Jets, think the Bills should take a look?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA kidding of course. That’s just a typical Bills.com message board response which makes me wanted to say thank you for creating this site and keeping me as far away from there as possible to get up to date Bills information. So glad we had an injury free training camp, feels like forever since that happened. So pumped for the Chiefs game next week, here’s to being 1-0 at this time next week, cheers everyone! GO BILLS
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Gurode to Ravens
First McKinnie, now Gurode. Man, I’d hate to have had the OL problems the Ravens had. Thank God… we are soooo, lucky.
Y'all- There's a "D" in rebuild, but no "O"- The gospel according to Buddy Nix 4:12
Haha, let’s save the snark until they’re actually successful during the regular season ;)
"Slowly all the roles we act out become our identity. And in the end we are what we pretend to be." - Jerry Cantrell.
Little bold prediction
Chris Hairston will outplay Bryant McKinnie for the rest of McKinnie’s career.
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Sooo...
I’ve seen mckinnie, waters, and gurode get signed. Have the Bills put any effort into even considering these guys, or are they inexplicably content wth our offensive line?
by BFFL on Sep 4, 2011 6:31 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
I hope not....
:-)
Optimistic??? Of course I am!! I'm a Bills fan, and as of right now, we are undefeated on the regular season!!!
Things are truly looking up!!!
One man's trash is another man's treasure...
There seems to me that there is a recurring theme with Bills fans. The player we don’t have is always better than the player we have.
when it comes to the OL, it’s because, save Wood and Levitre, we do not have “better” players. And, our OL depth is in no way “better” than that of other teams.Buddy himself has subscribed to your headline when it comes to the OL. Green, Wrotto, and so on.
It is like having a hole in the sole of your shoe. As a result, you keep getting holes in your socks, so, instead of getting the shoe fixed, you keep changing socks.
Y'all- There's a "D" in rebuild, but no "O"- The gospel according to Buddy Nix 4:12
times were tough back in the 60s huh?
by Feedjasper on Sep 4, 2011 8:14 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions 1 recs
"Better"
Better than what? You’re just complaining to complain unless you could back up your statement. What are you comparing them to? Are the systems the same? How did they perform against similar comp? Without this, how could possibly compare our o-line to anyone elses when they have yet to play a game?
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by NorCal BillsFan on Sep 4, 2011 10:54 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Has Hang been picked up by anyone? Wrotto? Howard? Green? Calloway? Brian had Rinehart getting cut until recently. He escaped that, IMO, because at this point, he’s a warm body that knows the “system”.
This is essentially the same line from last year. Their grades were not good. The offense was near the bottom running the ball. Oh, and the team finished 4-12.
If you’re telling me that Hairston and Brown will turn it around, then, yes, they have yet to play a game (that counts).
Call it complaining if you wish. I see it as stating a fact. The fact is these guys didn’t get it done last year. What’s changed?
Y'all- There's a "D" in rebuild, but no "O"- The gospel according to Buddy Nix 4:12
I don’t think that our OL is especially good by any stretch, but it is nowhere near the same as last year’s. Of the 5 opening day starters, 2 are returning in their same positions, and 2 are new (except for a few games at the very end of last year), and Wood’s been moved to center. It’s a completely different line, with brand new depth.
"Slowly all the roles we act out become our identity. And in the end we are what we pretend to be." - Jerry Cantrell.
Not specifically these players, but sometimes the calls for players makes me wonder if “we Bills fans” even watch other teams.
???
if "we Bills fans" even watch other teams.
why would a Bills fan want to watch another team???
Optimistic??? Of course I am!! I'm a Bills fan, and as of right now, we are undefeated on the regular season!!!
Things are truly looking up!!!
Exactly
Remember when people wanted to pick up VY to start for us over Fitz? They hear a name they recognize and figure he must be better the no-name on our roster. It drives me crazy.
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by NorCal BillsFan on Sep 4, 2011 10:59 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Yeah, either that or we believe VY to be a superior talent.
"Slowly all the roles we act out become our identity. And in the end we are what we pretend to be." - Jerry Cantrell.
that's the problem
either that or we believe VY to be a superior talent.
superior talent coupled with inferior work ethic = not worth a roster spot. Potential is only potential until it realizes it’s full potential, and that is hard to accomplish with an inferior work ethic.
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by The Buffalo Kid on Sep 5, 2011 3:26 AM EDT up reply actions
Whether that true or not (and I don’t think it is), the claim that people “hear a name they recognize and figure he must be better” is bogus, at least in this instance.
"Slowly all the roles we act out become our identity. And in the end we are what we pretend to be." - Jerry Cantrell.
It’s def not true every time, but as soon as an an over the hill vet w/ name recognition hits FA, people are on here clamoring for em, with little regard for the argument that we need to let our own guys develop.
Act like a sober human being, not a drunk Internet username. -- Brian Galliford
by NorCal BillsFan on Sep 5, 2011 4:39 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
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