This a Hanging 10 with Hamdan video of George Wilson making a crazy long basket.

(BTW--If Hamdan spent as much time preparing for his game as he did for these Hanging 10 videos, we'd be a contender--okay, just kidding)

Haven't explored too heavily, but looks like it could end up being a pretty good site. I wish it was just easier to pin all of this on one person or draft choice, but the fact is, the blame is spread pretty thinly. We want to blame Wilson, but he did try to take a step back not that long ago.

The GM job fair begins.

Expect to see QB Trent Edwards back on the field for the Bills. And soon.

Edwards, who has missed the last two games after suffering a concussion, is expected back when the Bills return from their bye week, a team source tells NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora. Edwards has been progressing well and performing better in cognitive testing and should resume full practice soon.

Ryan Fitzpatrick had been starting in Edwards’ absence, leading the Bills to a 1-1 record in his two starts. He has completed 51.4 percent of his passes for 356 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions.

Edwards went down with the concussion in a Week 6 win over the Jets. He has thrown for 985 yards, five touchdowns and six interceptions with a 59.5 completion percentage.

Like this was not to be expected. Sorry Fitzy... you did not do near enough to keep your job. Wait until Trent gets hurt again.

Also, why is DJ's Monday news conference taking so long to post or happen?

Apparently if Daniels and Johnson can get 75 yards each with Slaton adding on another 50, the Texans have a 59% chance of winning.

On the other hand, if Lee Evans can score more than one TD and Buffalo turns the ball over just once, we have a SEVENTY percent chance of winning.

Take it as you will, but those predictions don't seem unreasonable. Final line - Texans 50.3% chance to win.

Go Bills!

With all signs pointing to the gradual (if not faster) disappearance of receiver Ted Ginn from relevance, one of his former Ohio State teammates is more than willing to give him a new home.

Bills safety Donte Whitner, "retweeting" the headline to our story indicating that Ginn has been marginalized at practice, offers encouragement for Ginn.

"[Push] through this bro!" Whitner says in his message. "We'll take u!"

How I wish it was still like this.