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Joe's Bio

Joe Rogers was born and raised in Rochester, New York. He is an avid NFL fan who enjoys writing about every team and many issues. His favorite teams consist of the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres, and NY Yankees. Even with his favorites he puts them aside while writing, yes and even gives Miami fans praise when its due.

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The Short List facts and information about Joe Rogers

Favorite Athletes

Lee Evans, John Lynch, Carmello Anthony, London Fletcher, Trent Edwards, LT, Drew Brees, and of course Doug Flutie.

Favorite Sports Teams

Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres, Yankees, Magic, and Rochester Amerks.

All Time Sports Moment

Buffalo's comeback victory over Houston.

Most Memorable Game Attended

Being in attendance when the Bills shut out the Patriots 31-0 during the season opener.

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting steak.

Ruth or Mays?

Babe.

Unitas or Montana?

Joe.

Pele or Maradona?

No comment.

Pac 10, Big 12, Big 10, SEC, ACC, or Big East?

Big 12

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  1. by Chris
    22 days ago

    Bills/Raiders this weekend... check out my prediction!

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/58914-oakland-raiders-vs-buffalo-bills-the-matchup-that-wasnt

  2. by Blake
    29 days ago

    amen to that my man... you're like my long lost best friend who I never met, I agree with you 100% haha its great.

  3. by Blake
    about 1 month ago

    yo, nice job telling that ryan comer idiot off, i told him pretty much the same thing... he's a moron..

  4. by Max
    4 months ago

    That last post was me (Max Iascone) for some reason the site logged me off when i was typing, sorry for any potential confusion.

  5. by Joe
    4 months ago

    Also, how do you think the Bills will do this year? I'm planning on writing an AFC east preview soon and the other 3 teams are pretty static (Pats between 13-3 and 14-2 due to cream puff schedule and talented roster, Jets 7-9 due to billion dollar spending spree but no better due to bad QB play, and Dolphins 5-11 due to good draft and Ronnie Brown coming back from injuries, Justin Smiley was also a good signing.)

    but the Bills are pretty enigmatic to me, they certainly have a lot of talent and a pretty favorable schedule but I haven't seen Edwards do anything for more than half a season and they're #1 CB hasn't played a down in the NFL (unless Mcgee keeps the #1 spot), James was a nice signing but he's no more than a nickel corner in the NFL.

    Also, who is the starter alongside Aaron Schobel at DE?, it was a combo of Ryan Denney and Chris Kelsay (imposing eh?) but I'm not sure if they've addressed the need with anything beyond Chris Ellis (who looks like a Jarvis Green esque sitational rusher to me, I may be wrong but I'm not very high on the kid) They have a nice offense but I'm just not sure that the D can get the job done, even if Poszluszny (who is a stud) comes back at full strength. What are your thoughts? you probably know the Bills a bit better then I do.

  6. by Max
    4 months ago

    Thanks for the add man.

  7. by Timothy
    6 months ago

    Joe,

    From now until the opening weekend of college football I am going to be writing articles requesting votes for the All-Time Greatest College Football Team. Each article will request votes for the best player at each individual position, as well as a head coach. The week before the opening weekend of the season, I will tally up the votes and submit a fan’s voted, “Bleacher Report All-Time Greatest College Football Team.”

    I don’t usually solicit reads for an article, but I am for this one. Because obviously it would require reads for votes, and votes for a team. Hope you enjoy the debate over who’s the greatest in college football history. It should be interesting.

    You can access the article here: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/16945-College_Football-All-Time_Greatest_College_Football_Team_Best_Head_Coach-090408

    Thanks,
    Timothy Croley

  8. by Jeff
    6 months ago

    Joe my take of the DeAngelo Hall deal is that the money is more than I feel he should've received but he was out there and Al Davis made to move to get him. The Raiders gave up a lot to get him but if he keeps his attitude in check and plays well the cost will be a mute point. It is a move that gives the Raiders two of the better conerback tandems in the NFL and it will help improve the defense. It will allow the team to lock up both corners man to man and allow the other nine to focus on stopping the run and getting after the QB.

  9. by Jeff
    7 months ago

    Joe thanks for the add, I always enjoy talking to sports fans like yourself ...Here's hoping the Bills challenge for the AFC East Title.

  10. by Timothy
    7 months ago

    Thanks for the add as a favorite and the comments on my ESPN article. I'm always glad to find other sports fans who feel the same way I have felt for years concerning the ESPN network.