That rumble you hear from western New York isn't another earthquake... It is the Buffalo Bills fans stomping and clapping their approval.
This looks like a good deal for both teams. Bledsoe will answer the Bills quarterbacking situation for a few years while the Patriots turn their focus in a new direction with Tom Brady at the helm.
This should prove to be excellent fodder for discussion at Mass Mayhem, eh?
Have a great one!
[ April 21, 2002, 10:58 PM: Message edited by: Bruce Bowers ]
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I like Bledsoe (tap tap tap), but he's always been too easy to read (tap tap). That's why it took a relative unknown to lead the Pats to the big show.
I'm sure Drew will have some success with the B.I.L.L.S. (tap tap). But probably not alot (tap).
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The only Canadian player I can think of that was ever on the Bills roster was Steve Christie, the place kicker.
If you are refering to Doug Flutie... well... I won't start an arguement. He wasn't Canadian. Just a player who spent a majority of his career playing in C.F.L.
I, for one, am glad to see the trade. It really benefits both teams. Time will tell if Drew Bledsoe works out or not.
Have a great one!
-------------------- Bruce Bowers
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