DasNootz

What's to gain by losing? We end up paying more money to a future "handcuff"... We haven't shown any ability to team changing solid first round picks, and the players eat up salary. Lets let some of our young guys get experience, and maybe get a taste of playing winning NFL football.

I would have liked it if you put Cowher in the middle of the group so the results would look like Ralph's middle finger to all of us Bills fans.

3-6 isn't where they'd like to be... but their attitude is great! - Ugh

Dick is now out

a female just asked "Is Dick coming out any time soon"... which brought on round of childish laughter.

Am I the only one that loves that the reporters don't care that there's an open mic right now? I'm pretty sure I heard the trems "double fisted" and "boner" thrown out already.

It would require a $10,000 study to tell us if gravity played a significant role in the house's collapse.

2009 1st Round Drafted DEs Tyson Jackson - Drafted #3: 5 Tackles 0 sacks Aaron Maybin - Drafted #11: 6 Tackles 0 sacks Brian Orakpo - Drafted #12: 22 Tackles 3.5 sacks Robert Ayers - Drafted #18: 9 Tackles 0 Sacks Ziggy Hood - Drafted #32: 1 Tackles - Sacks 2008 1st Round Drafted DEs Rookie Stats Chris Long - Drafted #2: 40 Tackles 4 Sacks Derrick Harvey - Drafted #8: 19 Tackles 3.5 sacks Lawrence Jackson - Drafted #28: 29 Tackles 2 sacks 2007 1st Round Drafted DEs Rookie Stats Gaines Adams - Drafted #4: 38 Tackles - 6 sacks Jamaal Anderson - Drafted #8: 30 Tackles 0 sacks Adam Carriker - Drafted #13: 30 Tackles 2 sacks Jarvis Moss - Drafted #17: 12 Tackes 1 sack Anthony Spencer - Drafted #26: 36 tackles 3 sacks In the past three drafts, of 13 Defensive Ends taken in the first round, only 1... and probably Orakpo too, will have more than 4 sacks in their rookie season. Perhaps DE issues are better addressed through free agency than early draft picks. Meanwhile 8 or the 9 past defensive rookies of the year were linebackers.

I sat in section 138 in the 4th row. Out of 22 seats in the row, there were 6 empties. Behind us there were empties too. We left just before Moats scored putting them up two TDs in the fourth (maybe 10 minutes left), and were on 90 east before the end of the game on the radio. I don't know what the official attendance was yesterday, but I'd be suprised if it was much over 60,000. There were tons of empties in the upper deck and in the reds.

I need to change my drippers now.

I think that was going to be automatically reviewed.

a tie is fair... it's really a loss for both teams. The Jets lose a win for the playoffs, and the Bills lose a loss for the draft.

They're this year's version of last year's Bills

Because you're a Buffalo Bills fan... you've been classically conditioned for this moment.

What is this play action thing they're doing?

That can't be right for this season.

Roscoe who?

draft now has better season stats than Maybin

8 minute drive w/ FG for the win.

Lynch right, Lynch left Freddy up the middle McIntyre in the right flats, McIntyre in the left flats Evans Slant - I think I saw this Punt 5 Yard Sack 10 Yard Sack...

it's you

Fitzpatrick isn't Peyton Manning...but he's no worse than Edwards thus far. He seems to have better pocket presence and is willing to throw beyond 5 yards.

Byrd is a HAWK!

Season ticket holders have the least leverage of anyone for the remainder of the season. They've already paid for their tickets, and you're not getting a refund. The best we can do is hope that someone else will be willing to buy our seats if we don't want to go. Season ticket holders only have leverage in the offseason, when it's time to decide if you want to pony up and renew your seats. If any fans have any leverage left, it's the fans that buy the tickets with inflated prices off of the current season ticket holders and brokers. If they decided to stop buying, and brokers are forced to take a loss on seats, maybe the brokers won't buy up as many next season.

Thanks for the warning... but I'm a "seasoned" pro when it comes to fried turkey.