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Kyle Reuben Brown Antoine Winfield Shady Stevie Moulds Schobel London fletcher Pat Williams Nate Clemens Lee Evans

AFC: Chiefs - good Midwestern people, great fans. NFC: GMen - Insurance in case the CHEATS get to the SB.

I blame this organizations past inability to get CJ into space.

But my hair...its so long and silvery...Hey, wasn't it cool when I used to waddle and rant up/down the sidelines as a DC? - camera's loved it. Jerry: get lost dude

sad

Not leaving til it's "On like a MoFo"

Karlos 2015 would have been nice to have in that game.

Nice thought! Has he had any stretches of starting in place of Dalton? Also...hot wife comment coming in 3...2....

Lorax/Dareus Brown/Watkins a close 2nd

Someone usually says puff puff pass right around here...

You want us to say Brady don't you Stafford Eli Rivers Brees Dalton All doing pretty good

Great guy...great heart...smart as hell....completely limited physically Made a ton of $$$ May still have a couple years left as a solid #2

Yes, he is on IR, unfortunately....was just making the point that a taller, possession-type guy like Stevie would be a great fit for us right now.

+1

Shutdown D - nasty, loud home crowd..Shady with a fat Chip on shoulder..X-country away game for SF This is one we lose every time with momentum in the non-playoff era That era is over... *27-10 Bills * Defense scores again (And the Pats cheated)

Would welcome a healthy Stevie J back here with open arms.

Still not over Russell Wilson being right there for us in the 3rd...

Cost him roughly $4 Million (and probably more in endorsements etc.) to fail that test. He loses at least $16 Million if he gets caught again. He might think long and hard when the spliff comes passing around his way. If I am the Bills, you have to trust your players to become men on their own. I say, unless the phone rings with an offer we cannot refuse, ride it out. I think we are going to see him put on a nice 12 game season.

If he's in shape - short yardage situations could get a boost day 1.

Odell was there for us at 9 - and if (however unlikely) someone grabbed him earlier, Evans prob falls to us. Was a "no-lose" year at WR, every analyst knew it. Not at all saying we lost, but there were a lot of reasons to stay put and see what fell to us at 9. Now I see a big bodied WR ( like Evans, Benjamin, Matthews) as a huge need going into next year which means another 2nd or 3rd pick.

perfection.

Get well soon Sammy... "Doug W - Pegula on line 1…says it's urgent." #cursedfranchise

Their running game should be our top concern regardless of QB.

It may not be hard to understand, but it also may not be accurate. Advertisers will not pay the same price if the number of eyeballs watching the product continues to go down, regardless of it's place in the standings.

Nobody is saying that football doesn't still draw a viewership. We are discussing the degradation of the product quality - with turning off being a remedy for some. Your stats do not account for a decreasing overall TV viewership (across all programming). Not a surprise that football owns the top slots with the cesspool that network TV has become. Comparing the actual numbers of the top rated programs vs. past years would have been more meaningful to your assessment. I would bet that nearly every meaningful statistic that the NFL uses to gauge it's product is trending out of favor. http://boston.cbslocal.com/2016/09/27/nfl-ratings-drop-across-the-board-in-week-3/