BRH

Why are we rushing three when it's obvious the other eight guys can't cover ****?

Seriously. All the time in the world. That wasn't grounding? My ass.

What in the sweet Jesus was that?

They still haven't won **** without cheating, that's why.

Just give it to 'em.

Got to know where the sticks are, Stevie.

This.

Like the decision to go for it, though. Three points doesn't mean dick.

Convenient call right there on Wood. Questionable at least.

Brad Smith has to catch that one too. Two drops already for us.

Welker is running free. Brady has yet to be touched. Who were the two guys our D had to stop?

Oh, shove it. Have you seen anything yet that shows we we were ready?

I'm about to turn this off, guys. Same old same old. Like Edwards/Wanny didn't even know what was going to happen.

Jones has to catch that.

The slipping is ridiculous. You'd think they could have fixed that this week with new footwear.

Not a single finger laid on Brady in that drive.

Fred and Bob together might crack the 100-IQ level. Maybe. And Fred wouldn't be much help.

The Onion was funny ten years ago.

Fred's Boston roots have always trumped his time here in Buffalo. I laughed when he said last year that he was considering moving here to run for Congress. All his opponent would have to do is play clips of him dissing the Bills and polishing the Pats'* knobs.

All jokes aside, you do all remember what Wilfork did to JP, right?

Brady back to pass Sees no one except for this: Ninety-nine in blue.

This. Also, before Spygate: 3 Super Bowl victories. After Spygate: 0 Super Bowl victories, with the only appearance coming in the same year Spygate was uncovered. The Brady lovefest here is pretty sickening. Brady has had WAY more help, and WAY better coaching, than Marino ever had in Miami, yet I find it impossible to believe that people would have been lining up here to polish Marino's knob if there had been an internet back then.

After the game, I told my eight-year-old son -- who weighs 100 pounds and whom I picked up and helicoptered around the room after each of the last three touchdowns and the win, much to the delight of the makers of Advil -- that "this is how it used to be." "Dad, this is better than that!" I started to disagree with him, and then my wife said, "He's right, because now you have him to share it with." I have tears in my eyes just typing that. My son has been a die-hard since he was four and last year I was actually almost apologizing to him for making him a Bills fan. Now, I can honestly say.... I'm glad he is.

Judging by how often I heard his name during the game today, I thought Tommy might actually have been sitting in Oakland waiting for the Bills "to come here and deal with us now."