SageAgainstTheMachine

Under the right circumstances, I can see Tebow being a Roethlisberger clone. Pretty accurate, not the best arm but good enough to send it downfield. Big frame, doesn't have the best speed but can still scramble very well when he needs to (In the NFL, Tebow is not going to survive if he is asked to run the ball the way he does at Florida). All in all, I think the media has greatly overrated Tebow, but he is a good quarterback with a winning attitude and a great personality. I don't suggest the Bills take him, but I don't see him as an utter bust.

In general, the metonymous form of "The Bills front office" is One Bills Drive. But yeah, I guess most people didn't pay enough attention in high school english class.

We should be 8-3? What happened to the other game??????

The teams I could see him starting for right now are the Vikings, Niners, Lions, Raiders, and maybe Bears and Chiefs. The Raiders seemld committed to Russell for the time being, and the other 5 teams will pick up a QB from this year's very deep draft class. So no, barring injury, he shouldn't be starting next season.

Agreed for the most part. I wouldn't really mind us keeping Denney either, but preferably as a backup. He's bigger than Kelsay and doesn't get pushed 15 yards into the backfield every play.

I remember an interview with the commissioner of the XFL before the first (and only) season started. He said something to the effect of "it's going to be like the NFL, but much more intense". As if intensity was something that the NFL was lacking. An interesting concept, but ultimately just a bad idea.

As a rookie, there's no shame in getting outsmarted by a crafty veteran here and there. Isaac Bruce faked a slant, and Leodis bought it hook, line, and sinker. He'll think twice next time. It's called experience. He did a fine job the rest of the game.

Dude, it's happening, get over it. Not to question your fanhood, but you refuse to watch your team against an arch rival just because they're playing on a neutral field?? Just like most things, this Toronto deal has its positives and its negatives, but IMO there is no use in getting upset about it.

And the award for worst spelling of Roethlisberger goes to.....drumroll please...Ed Roch! Seriously though, you make a good point. We tend to freak out because our QB situation is less than desirable, but that's more or less a common theme in the NFL today. We are not alone.

Not that we'd want a murderer on our team anyway.

Starting the third QB (even if it's logical because JP will be gone by next season) is symbolic of throwing in the towel. If we become mathetmatically eliminated and TE is still injured, I wouldn't mind seeing us throw Hamdan in there for a start or two. But while we're still in the playoff hunt, they should follow the depth chart.

And then they're going to New York! And Denver! And Buffalo! And then they're gonna head on over to Pittsburgh! And Nashville! And Indiannapolis! And then they're going to Tampa to take back the Superbowl!!!!! BYAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! - Howard

Don't trust them, they are plotting. Always plotting.

Ok, that's a load off my mind. Ithaca is in the Syracuse market. OP, why did you think they were showing Jets-SF?

Yeah, what's your point? I wasn't happy when that happened either...

Well, there are exceptions to every rule. One exception would be when your previous starter was the worst starting QB in the NFL.

Wow, they were ranked number 255 out of 119???? They have improved.

Does it matter? If he comes back he'll just B word about getting screwed over by the refs. (Not that he doesn't have a case).

I love Ave Q

No, starters shouldn't lose their jobs due to injury. Jauron made that mistake last year, when JP performed well against the horrible Cincy seconday and Edwards temporarily lost his job because of it.

There's a relatively famous actor/director named Jon Favreau, so the article confused me a bit at first.

I don't think that rap is music and I agree that most rappers are uneducated boneheads. But to say "no talent", I think, is wrong. I'm still impressed by what Lil Wayne does even if I don't like the sound of it, and I'm sure he works very hard.

You're a dick. Flutie's the last QB to get us to the playoffs, and he didn't even have the chance to win us the Superbowl, yet you rag on him. It doesn't make any sense.

Do you remember how Eli Manning played scared until he found his stride in the playoffs? Now he's a stud QB. The QB that plays with confidence right out of the gate is rare.

Maybe because different QBs have different mental fabrics? And why are you talking as if the Trent Edwards era is over?