billsfreak

If there was ever a no brainer in this post it is Brian Moorman.

Dude do your keepers know you left that padded room? You must not really be old enough to remember the early 1990's are you? Come on, Poz over Conlan? I am a huge fan of Poz, but Conlan made Pro Bowls and Poz can't even make it through a season healthy. Wood over anyone after only 2 games? Especially Parker-who played in more than twice as many Superbowls (5) as Wood has games period. I like Evans alot but a wash with HOFer James Lofton-give me a break. Hamden of Gilbert-how can you even judge that, (why would you judge that?) neither of them ever play, although Gilbert did go to 5 straight Superbowls, they won't even let Hamden buy a ticket to a Superbowl yet.

They haven't needed it in about a decade, and probably still don't right now, but hopefully things will soon change. (fingers, legs and eyes crossed!)

My gut feeling is that is why he did it, to show up BB and tick him off. The same reason all 4 captains that he sent out for the coin toss were former Patriots.

I think the only current Bill that would start hands-down on the 90's teams is Brian Moorman, not close. A few players would be close such as: Would take Roscoe Parrish as the punt returner and McGee as the Kick Returner. Stroud may go over Jeff Wright, but would take Smerlas over him any day of the week. In my opinion, other than these few, the Bills of the last 15 years aren't in the same class as the early 90's Bills.

You're a crack head dude-Easily better than Lofton and Reed? Your new to football aren't you?

Nothing wrong with that, do you think Lawyer Milloy kept his mouth shut when we got him right before the season opener and spanked the Pats 31-0 a few years ago? We might have still won that game, but I don't think if would have been a blowout, it was as if we knew what was coming, and probably did-thanks to Milloy.

You could say we were outplayed the 2nd and 3rd quarters against Tampa Bay, in which it seemed like our offense was just going through the motions. We were just fortunate enough that they couldn't prevent themselves from facemask penalties as well as other penalties on about every other play. There have been positive signs in the first two games, as well as several negatives, but 2 games is about 6 or 7 games too early to be convinced it is a whole new attitude and chemistry on the Bills sidelines. Go Bills!

Or Langston Walker

I am somewhat starting to like what I see at times, but the word GREAT is a little strong at this point don't you think?

Not the worlds biggest DJ fan, although I don't blame everything on him, he doesn't put shoulder pads on and go out on the field on sundays. But, with your points above, almost everyone probably had the same opinions after the first 4 games last season. So keep the hope up but don't get too giddy just yet, it is a long season.

It does appear he is a whole different player this season so far, in fact I don't think one can argue that this past weekend was his best game as a Pro in his short career.

I would say some of the early 1960's Green Bay Packers teams, with as many as 10 Hall of Famers on one team.

If they activated him they could stop us from signing him. He must not have been good enough to be on their depleted O-Line.

Nelson looks like he is going to be a dynamic receiving TE, hopefully his blocking improves.

Did I miss that press conference where stated what you quoted him?

Plax is more of a cancer than T.O. will ever be, and I am not a T.O. fan by any stretch of the imagination. At least T.O. has an impeccable work ethic, where Plax might not even show up on time for practice if at all.

I agree, if they do bring him back, do it on another one year contract-with the pressure to perform and even more so keep his mouth somewhat shut-never gonna keep it all the way shut. If you give him multiyear and he feels secure, watch out the real T.O. will rear it's ugly head in no time. My guess is the only way he would sign another one year deal is if we were the only ones going after him-again!

If T.O. was to retire this year and go into the HOF, he might go in as a Bill-only because it would have been the only team that he hadn't been forced out of because of his attitutude-knock on wood! Still a lot of season left for him to be forced out of Buffalo though, cross your fingers.

Crabtree will lose so much stock in next year's draft, teams already see what type of individual they would be dealing with. No matter where he is drafted, he is going to want more than what is slotted for that draft spot.

Hindsight is always 20/20

Just released, halftime sunday against the Saints, Fred Jackson is going on the Wall of Fame.

WHO? figures they take the cheap route again?

Wow, you should change your name to Micktionary!

Yea he plays right next to the Wide Receiver! But the tight end gets pounded more often then the Wide Receiver does.