Less messy team wins a title; did Bills notice?

By Anthony Bialy  |   Monday, February 02, 2009  |  Comments( 37 )

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Anything is possible, whether it be the Pittsburgh Steelers winning a sixth Super Bowl or the Arizona Cardinals getting to one. This season’s championship eventually conformed to history after the franchises split much of it see-sawing in the mud, as Pittsburgh stopped making mistakes long enough to win. The Steelers have now appeared in over 16...
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CommentsComments: 37
 No.1
PimpDaddy		 10:57 AM
02/02/2009
A pick six made the difference last night.

Maybe we can trade Peters for Mike Gandy and a draft pick or two! NOT!!!!!

I'm not lamenting letting Jim Leonard go either. Any player, good or bad, can luck out and get on a super bowl contender. It doesn't mean they are the best at their craft and their old team erred in letting them go.
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Alan		 11:14 AM
02/02/2009
I just skimmed through this article, but is this another article about the super bowl champion team showing the rest of the NFL a recipe for success an championships and now every other team has to copy their blueprint in order to acheive the same success?!

It was a good game last night, beside the fact there was way too many penalties called, but i guess the refs did their job and kept it close.
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ddd		 12:03 PM
02/02/2009
Nate, no need to reset your stance on Ralph Wilson being in the HOF. I agree, he basically has put a lousy product on the field and has held the taxpayers of NY hostage. It's hard to listen to a guy crying small market economics when he purchased the team for 25k I believe, that is now worth 700-800 million.

Congrats to #78 for getting into the HOF. It was a pleasure to watch him dominate games. He was a once in a generation player. I remember when people wanted the Bills to draft Flutie #1 that year. I also remember the Broncos attempting to lure him away from the Bills back in the days of restricted "plan B" free agency by signing him to an offer sheet. Polian and the Bills made the right choice and matched the Broncos offer passing on the compensatory two 1st round picks that would have been awarded. The rest they say is history. Next up Andre Reed who deserves to be in too.
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