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Okay, I admit it, I got a bit misty eyed reading that. Classy letter. Go Bills.

Well. Done.

I actually think that the team carries 6 Wideouts: Watkins, Woods, Williams, Goodwin, Hogan and Easley. Hogan seems to be getting the opportunity to play his way onto the team and I think he makes good on it. Easley makes the team solely on his beastly performance for the ST unit last year. TJ Graham is the odd man out....

The suspense is killing me. Not sure what I really expected to hear tonight...but, I want to hear something. This may be a long few months.

For my money, I will say Ron Brooks. He hasn't had the opportunity to show much yet; largely due to injury, and his place on the depth chart, but I think that he will not quietly play an important role on this team and have a solid year.

1. Chiefs defense is good 2. Jason Peters is KILLING the Eagles - false start, getting blown up on sacks. Basically what I remember 3.The announcers are just chomping at the but to praise the Eagles and Chip Kelly. They seriously sound disappointed when the Chiefs make a play.

Just say no to Geno Smith. Anyone else. Please no Geno.

I think that you are right. Easley makes the team entirely on potential and skill. To be honest, the WR we would be cutting can be replaced easily.

Wow. I have absolutely no idea who/how many WR make this team after the top four (Johnson, Jones, Nelson, TJ)

Time will tell on Glenn. At this point he looks like a great pick in the 2nd round. He has a fantastic upside and seems to be growing into the position

That could be. Or, Gailey knows what he has in Roosevelt because of his playing time last year and this being his 3rd (?) year with the Bills. But he may not know what he has in players like Hagan and that is why he is playing them longer/earlier.

Kellen Moore is making great reads and throwing good balls. His receivers are really letting him down right now. I think Hagan gets cut because of that drop in the endzone. Not the type of play you want to have when you are on the bubble. Perhaps that opens the door for Roosevelt to make the team.

McKelvin showing well as the Nickel and on Special Teams. Perhaps he has found his role...and likely how he should have been utilized from the start.

How are our #2's THAT bad. I mean it hasn't been competive in any of the last three games after the #1's get out. I realize that I am stating the obvious here, but honestly...wow.

He should reach out to Adam Sandler or at least visit the $5 movie bin at Walmart for some pointers.

I think that I recall one good throw from training camp.

I think Tyler Thigpen is in his own head at this point. I don't recall him ever being so bad/inaccurate in KC, Miami or even last year....He honestly looks like he does not belong in the NFL at this point....

I am looking forward to Tavaris Jackson getting in. No one can be worse than Tyler Thigpen..I don't care if he only knows 10 plays!

Two things that I am sure most will agree with: 1. Our second team/depth has been alarmingly bad this preseason 2. Brad Smith does not bring much to the table and has been brutally bad

A team from Buffalo to watch on TV..... The hot start raised expectations beyond where they should have been. I still maintain that if not for all of the key injuries this was a 7-9 -- 9-7 team. Next year will be telling... In the meantime.. Go Buffalo (break my heart again)

Amen.

Wow. Tragic news. God bless his family during this time. RIP

Absolutely right. Our RZ efficiency this year is boarder lining on obscene.

http://www.buffalobills.com/team/team-statistics.html Let me preface this post by saying that the beginning of this season has been a blast. I hope the winning ways continue. I was browsing on the Bills website and came across this breakdown. The most telling explanation for the Bills being 4-1 at this point is their boasting a +11 turnover ratio. Otherwise they are being out gained and out played in most other facets, yet have been opportunistic and taken advantage of opponents mistakes to win. Any idiot watching the games could decipher that. My question is, are these turnovers good fortune/luck or are they indicative of a style of defensive scheme the Bills are playing that yields yardage but jumps on/forces repeated mistakes? GO BILLS

I am torn. On the one hand I want Brady hit...a lot... On the other hand, if he becomes a impact player another little part of me will die.