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I say clean house. Everyone, even Scott Berchtold and co. Also, what about the guy who's got red hair and has been an assistant with team for over a decade?? Fire him especially!

I would LOVE to see the ax drop this week!

For Tim Graham and anyone else, HGH isn't CALLED steroids, but it does serve the same purpose, produces better results, and comes with more side effects. If one was snow the other is sleet. So T.O. wasn't stretching it by saying steroids by any means. Hope this helps!

Like hiring Keith Olbermann desperate?!

Talent in Indy for that Super Bowl was already there.

I'm surprised NBC even hired Harrison.

Harrison is a champion, but also a cheater.

Face it, no matter what Owens does he will never lose the self-centered label pinned on him. Ever. P.S. - I love Rodney Harrison's response to T.O. saying he still is a champion. He's a cheater, but hey, he's still a champion

I will not be satisfied until we have a coach that isn't scared to put the game in his playmaker's hands. We have the talent, they just aren't being sparked.

These are excellent points.

This offense on paper is too lucrative to not be taking at least 1 shot down the field every possession or two. If they're doubling both Evans and Owens, start calling slant routes to both of them. Eventually they're going to make a play.

Well at least T.O. has something to say about THAT!

Are you kidding? Our o-line is dying out there. Trent has 1.5 seconds, not even 3!

Jevan Snead and Ole Miss have sucked and will continue to suck. Ole Miss got a few HUGE breaks from Top 15 teams losing thus they ranked up playing crappy teams like Memphis and S.E. Louisiana.

I think the Bills still have a bad taste in their mouth from the Monday Nighter. With the Saints coming off 2 wins against the Lions and Eagles, they're bound for a bad game. The wind in the Ralph will be swirling and throwing off Brees, Saints on the road, they lose.

Did you see Leftwich shove Mitchell after he knocked him hard to the ground?? hahaha love it!

I think how they used him today was ideal. Loved how they used him on the blitz even though he left that guy alone for the TD.

I'm sure it played somewhat of a part. The complaints or rumblings about TS were that he ran a extremely complicated play calling. Nothing complicated about Owens and Evans as your 2 top receivers.

Are you seriously that delusional??

I could care less if Leodis was using trickery to get them to admit to it. Which is assinine because they could have easily kept their mouths shut either way. They had to have known if they admitted it they would likely be in some kind of trouble. I'm guessing even THEY think they went too far and thus they admitted to the crime. Hope this helps some of you boneheads!

Hold on there a second, up until this past year or so we haven't had athletes tweeting like crazy telling us every little detail. Also, T.O. and Kawika don't speak for the other hundreds of NFL players. And just because they do decide to "tweet" (oh brother) doesn't mean you paint obscenities on their front lawn for missing a catch or fumbling a football. It's nice that Leodis initially didn't want to press charges but a message does need to be sent and I think he's doing the right thing.

If you watch this team in expectations for them squander each week, you are truly pathetic. Maybe following TMZ celebrities will suit you better!

You sound like some fantasy monger. "Oh no, NOT THE STATS!!!!!"

Too many positives from the game last night to really dwell. One thing last season I felt the defense lacked was intensity and I think last night players that are normally mediocre stepped up and played with great intensity. The defense was on the field for a long time last night but they made plays, especially 2 big 4th downs. Even forced Pats to kick 2 field goals. Another was the hitting, the defense was making sure it left a mark on every Patsie by hitting them hard. Offensive line did good other than Bell and the penalties. How many 3rd and longs did we face? 3 or 4? That's killer. The 3rd and 5 drop by T.O. was an easy catchable ball, but of course we all knew T.O. isn't known for his pass-catching skills, just his after the catch play-making skills. Lee Evans dropped a few as well that were catchable. Trent Edwards played good. You can make all the J.P. rebuttals or just plain excuses you want, but the fact is he led the team, did a great job audibling at the line, and played with great confidence. Not to mention great accuracy on his passes. I loved the play-calling from AVP all night, the fake to Jackson and throw to Nelson for the TD was excellent. Lots of people don't want to blame the loss on Leodis McKelvin, but I think his play stuck out more than just the 2nd fumble. He was lost coverage several times, missed tackles several times, got out ran several times, and fumbled twice! You can't blame everything on him, but he was the weakest link IMO. Overall, the Bills were the better team and you can say "Oh if they don't win it doesn't matter!" all you want but as cliche as it sounds, that was a moral win. The biggest challenge for this team will be to forget about the loss, remember and build on the positives, and start over with Tampa Bay this week. Flame away!

McKelvin was the one missing tackles, losing coverage, and fumbling twice. His poor play stuck like a sore thumb the entire game. Not just in the end.