EasternOHBillsFan

It has all the element of subjects people don't like to be honest about... I think it is hilarious, and quite refreshing in a PC-driven world.

Question is, like 1989, is Jairus Byrd our Chris Burkett, a player not really needed and who will get passed by because Pettine's system renders him way too expensive? I think that we just have to continue to add young talent and let it build, and so long as our play calling improves as Manuel improves, I'm good. Fasten your seatbelts!

With a capital 'A'!!!!

It is a Boston thing, man... got the crap at a Sabres game there. They are the worst fans in sports, hands down.

The same idiocy that drives the Redskins name change, these incessant Jets stories, and the regurgitation of the same old not fact checked analysis.

I thought it was knucklehead sandwiches in NJ... quite apropos considering the Jests fan element there.

That's my job. I am uniquely qualified in sanitation engineering, and I know trash when I see it. It wears green.

Every play I see him involved in, it is a hot mess. The only play I saw him remotely look good was the handoff and he ran down the sideline. We need an actual no #@!# WR out there and not some decoy/gimmick. How many more chances is he going to get before the experiment is ended?

Be careful, because right now I have two grave coaching concerns: 1. How long do you leave an ineffective T.J. Graham out there for plays? 2. Hackett's play calling has GOT to get better. You can only run that draw action running play so long...! We have our own problems, but luckily this Sunday they weren't glaring.

Mario Williams! A team record in sacks, keeping Cam Newton from doing much of anything... just blew up their pocket.

HAHAHA!!! That's funny. Are you buying swampland in Florida?

This story is perfect- it shows that doctors still have little clue as to how the human body works, how genetics plays a large part in determining the fate of people. Of course, after over six decades of smoking, my grandmother is still alive at the age of 92. I love stories like this!

Tell me about it... I build this awesome MUT team and all I have to choose from is Kevin Kolb for a Bills QB??? Epitome. Of. Laziness.

Still no E.J. Manuel... I have come to the conclusion that EA Sports is lazy, no doubt. This will be my last Madden purchase... it is just comical now.

I never remember a WR with more drops "after less than 17 games" than Graham. I can live with as a rookie poor route running, poor awareness, or timing issues, but to constantly drop the ball is NOT the way to develop. How can E.J. trust him when he's not giving him any reason to feel confidence? To me, he's just taking up a spot we could give to Hogan or Easley at this point. Hell, Hogan could end up being Wes Welker (funny, and hyperbole, but stranger things have happened), but so long as we have Stone Hands in there, we'll be hard pressed to find out.

We get a lot of thank yous in the military these days, which is why I always make it a point to thank the policemen, firemen, and first responders who risk their lives for low pay and their communities. THANK YOU!!

Robert Woods is a #1 receiver, no doubt. Stevie Johnson is a #2 receiver, that I will give you. T.J. Graham will never be any good at ALL because he has hands of stone. That can't be changed/

Here's what I think: Gomez dies while Hank and Jesse are help captive out in the junkyard wastes of the Brotherhood, and Walt owes them to cook their meth. Walt knows that eventually they will kill Hank, Jesse, or both, and frees them. He then takes Saul up on the vacuum salesman route and gets a new life in NH with his family. Something happens in New Mexico that Walt reads or hears about (Marie kidnapped, maybe, and Skyler feels bad?), and he goes back to his Brotherhood-destroyed home (one of them paints HEISENBERG) to get the ricin and to kill the Brotherhood members and Todd once and for all. Lydia might be playing Todd to get Walt back somehow, like being involved in the kidnapping.

AMEN. T.J. Graham isn't even close to James Jett... he's more like Kwame Cavil.

At the end of the third quarter, I turned to my girl and said, "No matter what happens, win or lose, the experts were all wrong about it being a blowout and they can kiss my a$$".

I have watched the preseason games. Alonso is a rookie LB starting Week 1, which is a hell of a lot more eye-opening than Manuel or Woods starting. Woods runs great routes and gets open- the experts have loved him as well. Manuel, although out because of surgery, looked outstanding in both games he played in, and it all looked supremely natural to him. I stand by my assessment...

+1,000,000

Bill Belichick is in mostly the dark when it comes to this matchup, and he knows that the keys are to exploit our weaknesses (Brooks and run defense) using Brady's vast experience. Manuel and Spiller are THE keys to this game, because it will be a scoring fest that will be akin to the Broncos/Ravens matchup, sans 7 passing TDs by one QB. My firm belief is that we will shock the Patriots early, going up 17-3. Belichick will make adjustments at the half, and the final score will be Bills 37, Patriots* 34. It will be one hell of a wild ride that will announce to the NFL that there is a new sheriff in town.

I absolutely love the athleticism, poise and attitude from all three- Manuel, Woods, and Alonso. I have no doubts that all three are good pros that can most certainly be great. They have the IT factor, something that tells you they came to buckle down and to get after it. I love that...!

Daryle Lamonica was not available, so I chose Jim Kelly... screw Doug Flutie.