BRH

Great coaching

That angle was such BS

If that's the best angle they have ill be pissed

He was totally in

See y'all next year.

Ravens have 3 false starts, a delay of game, a timeout they were given instead of another delay of game, and a fumble off a bad snap. At home. And we're still losing to them.

Had one already.

Don't worry, the halftime adjustments will solve everything.

The book on SpyGate addressed all of this. Bottom line, these guys (including the coaches) all know what will happen to their careers when they leave NE for a level playing field. THAT's what keeps them in the fold for less.

Also, we lost the Super Bowl all by ourselves (despite what some here would have us believe). Not so with MSM.

As picked by the teams' beat writers, the SB Bills lost to two of its opponents' greatest teams ever (the '91 Redskins and the '93 Cowboys). And a third loss was to the '92 Cowboys, which was pretty much the same team as in '93. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/page/32for32x160126/picking-best-team-ever-all-32-nfl-franchises

And yes Jaworski is an idiot. How can you say that a team that was part of a group that went to the Super Bowl four times in a row was anywhere close to being a candidate for worst opponent of the 100 teams that have played in this game? Let's talk about teams that didn't get there before and haven't gotten there since, like the Chargers.

Most Patriots' fans don't even know about it.

I would think Brandon would have the most to gain from leaking it.

That 3-yard catch was the game. It was a huge play. Sammy made it. Revis didn't.

To paraphrase Leodis in the article, Fitz is who we thought he was. He keeps both teams in the game. Always has, always will. (Leodis knows. He might be the Fitz of DBs, for that matter.) I like Fitz, but anyone who didn't see yesterday coming wasn't looking hard enough. The killer INT was the one in the end zone. That made it possible for the Bills to dial up more pressure on those last two possessions. And Fitz threw that one right to Leo, with a clear sight line the whole way. That's the pick that lost the game.

Mets in '86, Syracuse hoops '03. Neither came close to what it would feel like if the Bills or Sabres won. Had my heart ripped out by those teams in the finals five times plus the Sabres in '99. Plus the four SBs. So my teams are 2-10 in the finals.

The time wasn't the issue at all. A good play, well-executed, either scores a TD or leaves us with a makable FG with no time left for Dallas to come back. Unfortunately that play was neither good nor well-executed.

Hogan was our best option there? Really?

Cut Hogan now.

Terrible play call. Encapsulates the season.

The lottery system won't fix the problem... the Penguins walked into Sidney Crosby after drafting in the top 5 for three consecutive years (including 2nd and 1st), then drafted 2nd the very next year. I like the rule that you can't draft first in back-to-back years, or maybe even for 2 years after drafting first. Or even apply that rule to the top two or three picks (and yes, I know that would have cost the Sabres Eichel, but it also would have prevented the tank). Not only does that help prevent tanking, but it also doesn't reward teams for drafting a bust. I think the rule has to be combined with a lottery in some way to totally prevent tanking, though.

Same with Flutie.

Bradford also grounded the ball on the previous play. Wasn't out of the pocket, threw to a completely vacant area. No call. Then that pick.

Grounding, not called. Illegal pick, not called. !@#$ this !@#$ing league.