Mark80

You mean the ball that hit him in the head and if he would have just turned around would have been right to him? Unreal. He is terrible, but without Aaron Williams in the game he was all we had, unfortunately. It was a performance that was getting close to as bad as Justin Rogers against the Jets last year. I'm sure this is mentioned in the Aaron Williams being out hurting us thread.

How in the world can you say we over payed for any of those players except possibly Mario? Absolutely ludicrous.

Guess you missed when Mario Williams signed here. Or when Brandon Spikes signed here. Or when Corey Graham signed here. Or when Kyle Orton would rather play here than in Dallas. Or when Keith Rivers signed here. The Bills have signed just as many, if not more big name players the last few years as anyone.

I will be buying that "One Buffalo" T-shirt the first time I see it.

So...did anyone else see that booger that was on his face for about a minute? He wiped it off right before he said "sorry, my daughter is laughing at me." Then in typical every man fashion he kept wiping his nose the rest of the press conference most likely paranoid that he had another. Classic.

I wouldn't be surprised if he was prohibited from drinking alcohol as well as a condition of his bond. The article doesn't say either way.

No way Winston goes that high anymore with his issues. It just isn't happening. And I believe Mariotta will fall as well, I can't put a finger on it though as to why. There is just something about him I'm not buying. I think Cook just may be the 1st QB off the board when all is said an done.

Busted. Someone forgot to change the equation into a percentage. Nice catch. Obviously any donation to any legitimate cause is great, no matter how big or how small. But how this guy has to do it with the "hey look at what I'm doing" attitude and the NFL / NBC totally eating it up when it was such a small donation relative to what he could have given is infuriating to me. If he really wanted to make an impact, he would have thrown a cool million or $100k at it. But to throw $25k and get such national attention is not impressive in my mind. And yes, I know that he does make other donations to other charities. However, the guy is still a DB. Ralph is donating hundreds of millions of dollars to Detroit and Buffalo. Has anyone seen this mentioned anywhere nationally? I sure as heck have not. Maybe they'll give him the respect he deserves this Sunday during the telecast, but I'm guessing they don't even mention it.

Hopeful nailed it. YGC are the truest representation of a RB's success. His are trending down the last two years from being the best in the league in 2012 to almost half of what they were this year. How is this hard to understand?

Yes, I listen to Trampled by Turtles already. Thanks though.

Tiresome.

So those are lucky hires while the others ones were bad hires? How about the other ones were unlucky hires and those were great hires? Also, didn't Butler leave our team in a terrible cap situation which directly led to the beginning of our downfall?

Thank you so much for that. So funny.

Yet Robert Kraft's $25K donation gets the national press. What a joke. Thanks Ralph.

I love obscurity. If you want to expand your horizons a bit and like some banjos, mandolins, and great lines in songs you should check out Cast Iron Filter. Not new by any means but if you make a CD of their best tunes, it will be one of your best CDs (if you like that kind of stuff). They called their style "Irongrass." Quck One: For a Great Slower One Look Up "Hello, Rebecca"

Ohhhh, burn. He probably gave more money to Goodell to destroy the videotaping evidence. Class act through and through.

Don't worry you can kiss his and Brady's butt next week.

EVERY NFL owner donates money. They just don't need to get press out of it and attention from it like this tool does. Get over yourself buddy.

I donate to the Jimmy V fund every single year and it is significantly higher than .00001% of my salary. I've also donated to water.org this year when everyone was doing the Ice Bucket Challenge. Thanks for your concern though. And what have the Bills done? Oh, I don't know, they are just donating hundreds of millions of dollars through Ralph Wilson's foundation that must be spent here and in Detroit. Any way you slice it, that money is a direct result of Ralph Wilson (who was the Bills).

$25k out of the estimated $2.3B that he is worth amounts to .00001% of his money. Sure, anything helps, but come on, let's not make him a Saint because of it. It's like a person who makes $100k giving $1. EDIT: .001%, thanks SJ Bills Backer for the correction.

Barber was proclaiming Golden Tate to be just like Hines Ward before the game even started. Hines Ward is a H.O.F. caliber player, Golden Tate has never had more than 900 yards in a season up to this point.

Maybe a little off topic, but I have a little philosophy on injuries. People always say that they never root for opponents players to get injured and I think that's is B.S.. These guys often get paid millions of dollars, are under the care of the best doctors in the country / world, and usually are back on the field usually within a few week or a season at most. Heck, if it provides us an edge for that game I'm all for it. However, these type of serious scares are completely different. Concussions, permanent neck injuries, brutal leg injuries are a different story though. Those can impact players for the rest of their lives and I would never "root" for something like that regardless of what team they were on. As far as Ron goes, I'm glad he seem to be doing as great as he possibly could be at this point! Great news.

It certainly seemed like a Suh and Golden Tate love fest to me as well. But besides that I thought they were much better.

I am of the opinion that they knew he didn't step out and chose not to challenge it. First of all, it was clearly shown on the replay that he was in. Second, the Lions called a timeout so they had even longer to see this replay which was clear. So, why didn't they challenge then? That's a great question. I believe that the Bills wanted no chance for the referees to screw us and say that it was an incomplete pass after he lost the ball. It was clear to me that he took 3 or 4 steps with control, but with the way the calls were going that game, I don't think they wanted to take even the slightest chance of getting f'd over.

We go 5-2 in those games and we have a real shot at winning the division. While it will be difficult, it does seem possible!