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Just what makes these things so obvious? One game? If one game made a career Timmy Smith would be in the Hall of Fame and be regarded up there with Walter Payton and Jim Brown.

I never felt that way about Peters, but did about Pat Williams from the beginning. He never wanted to leave here, unlike Peters who I think did.

Not sure how enthused you will get people bringing up the Dallas game from two years ago, they might No-Show.

1A-You Do for such a retarded post!

Why would the enthusiasm go down at the Ralph? The 2-8 record in the last 10 games has nothing to do with it I am sure about that. Gotta be the chicken wings or draft beer.

Dude, you are talking out your backhole on this. I might, repeat might, buy the better attitude part, but the other things you have absolutely nothing to base them on. Shape-how would you know? Smarter-Have you seen their IQ tests? Better receiver? based on what-one 20 yard screen play for a touchdown? This post is nothing but you wanting someone to agree with you, see your family for things like that.

What he said might be true, but it isn't his job to say so. What if it was a press conference with Trent Edwards and he quoted "T.O. needs to work a little harder and learn how to get open", how do you think that would sit with the guy who says "My name is T.O."?

It wasn't necessary but really wasn't a big deal I didn't think. Give it 7 or 8 weeks when he does throw Edwards under the bus and people will see how mild this 28 second speech was.

If someone puts paint in my grass will you bring me dinner at night and sit out front singing pretty songs about me? How about hold a sign and tell people you have a man crush on me? Or maybe reseed my yard, wash my car and anything else you can do to make me feel better. It was an idiotic thing to do, but it is paint, that will be gone in a few days when it rains and the grass grows. Like someone else said, what did you do for the lady that Lynch ran into and took off? Now that is violence, and I don't remember any of this pansy a#s talk last year when that happened, everyone was defending "Hit and Run" Lynch.

Probably "hang on to the F'n Ball!"

There isn't a city in this great country that doesn't have a few stupid arsholes. If two idiots in Buffalo embarass you, then maybe you need to see a therapist. Just because someone lives in the same city as I do, or lives in the city of the football team that I cheer for acts like a moron or commits a crime, why should I feel embarrassed, responsible or feel I have to make it up to everyone else? There are alot of crimes in Buffalo, murders, robberies, etc. do they embarrass you? Do you feel you have to do something to improve the image of the city because of those idiots? He will know the fans are behind him as soon as the game starts and there are 80,000 fans cheering the first time he returns a kick, but they won't be cheering specifically for him, but for the whole team. Bottom line is, he screwed up and costs the Bills a monumental upset that may have launched a special season, and he needs to make up for it with some equally exciting plays.

I didn't read anyone that said trade him because he fumbled, most posters on this topic, in my opinion, just thought that it was ridiculous putting the fault on all Bills fans because of something a couple idiots did to his lawn, and putting the responsibility on all Bills fans to make him feel better, massage his feet and cook him dinner. Bottom line is, he has to make up to Bills fans what he did to cost us a very important game the other night, one that might very well cost us the very slim chance we had of ending our, longest in the NFL Playoffless streak.

So would I at least from an offensive standpoint. There was a reason why the Saints were the topped ranked Offense in the NFL last year. The only way we have a shot in that game is if the our Offense has a very good game and takes care of a suspect defense, and the defense plays at least as well as they did monday.

Maybe it does in the near future, but have you looked at the schedule? Losing monday probably costs us a Wild Card if we had any hope for one. If it is close towards the end of the season, we play Pats, Colts and Falcons the last 3 games, probably 3 losses.

Another dumb thread since 99.9% of sober Bills fans picked the Pats.

I agree, there are hundreds of thousands of Bills fans in this country, if they were all in his front yard someone would have seen them.

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I am a Bills fan so I cheer on the Bills. Not my job to make someone feel better that made a dumb decision that cost his team a huge game. I cheer for the Bills to win, I am not anyones therapist.

I forgot Wednesdays are the no humor days on these boards? Wow?

No but McFumble vandalized the first game of the year.

Oh I am sorry, you were right, we were overly successful for the past 10 years. My bad dude.

You are right on the money with your assessment. Might I add, that what Norwood did was he missed at doing his job, he didn't do something that was ill-advised and a moronic play on his part. What McFumble did was the equivalent of Norwood picking up the ball and trying a fake field goal all on his own with no regards to what was best for his team.

He probably tried to run with it to the Living Room when he should have stayed in the kitchen.

If his job has no importance at all, as you seem to point out, why would we waste our time making him feel better? Actually, why would so many of us spend so much time posting on these boards? Why would so many of us spend so much money on tickets, team gear, NFL Sunday Ticket, etc. To the majority of us posting here his job is important, and I am not justifying painting his yard, that was done by some idiot that doesn't represent me, or most Bills fans, maybe he does you if you feel you have to make up for that dumbass that did it.