Gary Burns editorializes on the $7.35m Buffalo pays to the Bills.
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2009 is the 50th Anniversary of the team - awesome logo
HONOLULU — In front of Jay Cutler was the clear-blue but chilly-watered swimming pool at the Ihilani resort. The gang of Pro Bowl football players had been gathered around the tables, swapping stories, when suddenly the Broncos' quarterback had 300-pound Nick Mangold pushing from one side, 310-pound Kris Dielman holding the other and his cellphone swindled into the hands of a coy Peyton Manning. Cutler's radar had gone up, but he never had a chance. Splash! "We gave him a Pro Bowl baptism," said Dielman, the star offensive guard of the rival San Diego Chargers. Great fun. Big laughs. There was just one problem. Cutler is a Type 1 diabetic, and in his pocket was his blood-sugar monitor. "That was a prank where I thought we were smart enough to get the cellphone out of his pocket," Dielman said. "But then, 'Oops.' " The monitor was fried by the chlorinated water. Fortunately, Hawaii has drug stores, and after a few calls here and there, Cutler was well-equipped by lunchtime Wednesday. "It was a bad audible on our part," Manning said. "I think we were thinking right, trying to get the cellphone. Then we realize, the guy gets insulin shots. We missed that."
He says he would like to stay with the Chargers if possible. Sproles has been great fun to watch, hopefully we will get to see him in powder blues again next season.
This doesn't sound like they are remotely close to a deal.
Mr. Spanos led me to believe that LT would be on their team in 2009.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/01/29/brandt-spanos-turner-says-lt-will-stay-a-charger/Apparently, the only professional championship ever for San Diego fathered the entire PED craze for athletes.