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Couldn't agree more. McGee is still the best CB on the team. I really wish they had kept Jabari Greer too. Those two could have made a great tandem for years.

I never really liked him and always thought he was kind of overrated. Ya, he had the stats but he never struck me as a team guy. Not only that but he never seemed to make a play when you needed one (the INT on Brady two years ago is an exception). He didn't command that respect from the opposing team that you'd think he'd get with his numbers.

I'm not sure what some of you Sanchez defenders have been watching, but I've seen most of the Jets games this year and he's atrocious. He looks like he's actually getting worse and he sucked to begin with. With that line and how much time he gets, combined with a good receiving corps, you'd be hard-pressed to come up with a worse starting qb in the league. It's not accurate to say he's anything other than crap because he's won a few playoff games as he was just asked to not get in the way. He's only slightly more responsible for those wins than you or I. He can't complete a pass unless a receiver is wide open or makes a great play. If the Bills don't fall for play action (probably the only part of his game he doesn't completely suck at), I can't see how this jobber of a qb does anything to help his team win other than get injured.

Considering they didn't test Asomugha against the Eagles a few weeks ago, I doubt they throw Revis' way often, if at all. Which is just fine by me. That defense is more bravado than anything else. Other than Revis, the rest of their D can be exploited. And for once, I feel as though the coach of the Bills is at least as smart as I am, so I'm guessing he will feel the same way.

Make Bart Scott wait.

Was debating on what jersey to buy. That video pretty much sealed it. Btw, if I remember correctly, that run they showed was the first play from scrimmage in that game against the Skins in 07 when dumbass gregg williams only had 10 guys on the field to "honour" sean taylor. He did it without informing joe gibbs, the head coach at the time. What a goof.

relax pal, even though it didn't work out, you're completely out to lunch here so stop trying to act like you're smarter than everyone else it's not like his two million dollar salary put them at the cap and they were unable to afford any other players...if the bills don't sign a guy, its because they don't feel he's worth what he's asking (whether fans agree or not)...it's not because they don't have the money or have their own internal salary cap...i'm really curious as to who you are referring to as a playmaker they could have had but skimped out because of merriman's salary it was a risk-free signing (other than the money ralph ponied up from his share of the tv revenue) that had no long-term effects...coleman is back and you can't really say merriman held anyone back from developing i'm not clear what was lost, but what was gained was some goodwill towards buffalo by a former star player who initially hated the idea of coming here, but then changed his tune and helped recruit a guy like nick barnett so good luck to merriman...wouldn't mind seeing him get healthy and give it another go with the bills next year

Lights out.

Will you just take it easy!?!?!

That is one of the weirdest box scores I have ever seen.

Looks like someone forgot to say 'no backsies' http://twitter.com/#!/AdamSchefter Should be awkward in a couple of dressing rooms this week...

Excuse my ignorance, but what does 'circling the wagons' mean anyway? Is it a farming metaphor as in 'getting to work' in a old-school, get-your-hands-dirty kind of way?

No way to sugarcoat it, this is a huge blow to an already crappy defense. I knew there had to be something wrong with Williams. He was nothing like the player he had been the last couple of years. Hopefully he heals quickly enough for the playoff push...his presence could be the difference in making it or not.

The first thing I think of when I hear the name John Beck: http://www.nfl.com/videos/buffalo-bills/09000d5d804ecca7/WK-14-Can-t-Miss-Play-Wilson-fumble-return

Care to elaborate? Because I also believe that he cost the Bills the game more so than anyone (even including Fitz). Not to say he's a bad player, but he was atrocious on Sunday. Especially on that last drive in the 4th quarter after the pick.

I thought the Bills were gonna win by a score of infinity to negative infinity. And they were gonna cure world hunger and figure out how they got the caramel in the caramilk bar. Therefore, I'm more of a Bills fan than anyone. (Eyes squeezed shut, ears plugged, yelling "la la la")

Donte Whitner just tweeted that he has been doing the same thing for years on the field and nobody gave him any accolades.

Are you serious? So you're implying that he was catching teams off guard (no pun intended) every week for the last two years? That is a ridiculous assumption. I think it's safe to say that he's not playing nearly as well as he's shown even though he's got better support this year. That is a huge concern. If he had one of his patented games yesterday, the Bills are 4-0. What??? We must be watching different games. Dareus has been a beast. Best player on the D by far. He's the one that commands the most attention from the offense and he's still making plays.

he's injured, genius

The sked is getting tougher. That's why it's so frustrating that they didn't win a very winnable game yesterday.

Jets all the way. The Bills can beat them twice this year. I don't see them beating the Pats in NE in week 17 though. Division win should be the goal. The wild card is a...uhh...wild card.

To put it plainly, Roscoe Parrish could have made that same exact play.

Ugh.. Even after all this time, some Bills fans can't admit that Peters is a good player?

Good. Now keep it. Not everyone was on board with trading him. In fact, a lot of people, including me, hated the move.