BUFFALO BILLS' LYNCH PROFESSES GUILT; IS SENTENCED

Unlike the Buffalo Bill's goodie two shoes image (at least thats what they say their image is), Marshawn Lynch has officially made himself the bad boy of this NFL football team.

Lynch was arrested in California for being in possession of a loaded gun as well as for having marijuana in his car. Some deals came down through the ranks because Lynch only received a misdemeanor gun charge, to which Lynch pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to 80 hours of community service and three years of probation.

"He apologized and said he’s committed to being “a more responsible citizen.” He better be because the Bills still need him.

Maybe Lynch out to have plead not guilty, on the basis of being in the "beast mode."


Jaclyn Kahn

MARSHAWN LYNCH IS GOING TO THE PRO BOWL!

I don't care if you don't like the Buffalo Bills. I do so I'm going to recap the only positive story about them that is current. Marshawn Lynch, the Bills first string running back is going to the Pro Bowl in February. As the first alternate to Titan's Chris Johnson, Lynch will be venturing to Hawaii because Johnson is currently injured.

Although this is a little exciting for Bills fans, or me, I know that the Pro Bowl is not that exciting of a sporting event. All the excitement comes for the Super Bowl, and then goes away again. Everyone knows that the AFC always wins, or should. But this is actually a nice little honor bestowed on Lynch and the Buffalo Bills. Even though he's replacing Johnson, it's the first time a Buffalo Bill's RB will be going to the Pro Bowl since Travis Henry, who the last time I heard, was in jail for selling crack and having too many kids. The only other Buffalo Bills participant who was actually voted in (I'm not sure why) was Jason Peters. Ironically, though he was chosen, this is the second consecutive year Peters will not be attending the Pro Bowl, due to injury. Either that, or they aren't going to pay him enough.

Anyway, go Marshawn! I don't know if I'll watch the game, but tear down that NFC's defense!

Jaclyn Kahn