EasternOHBillsFan

They may have Kevin Boss for our game, but that is doubtful... he was the replacement for Miller.

What makes you a real fan, the fact that you can post on a website and say it is so, looking down from your mountain with your nose squarely in the up position? I must have missed all of those playoff games we won in the past 15 years while you were fat, dumb, and happy insulting everyone who dare question the Bills. You don't know me, and every post you write proves what a jackwagon you are for all to see.

Exactly.. and our offense was putrid!!! Now, with this kind of an offense and without Nnamdi, the Raiders are screwed, plain and simple.

I don't see a squeaker... I see another chance for the Bills to dominate. After the Bengals game, we'll be 3-1 in my estimation, and then we will see what happens. The easiest part of our schedule is by far the first 1/4- what I saw as an easy win against Washington has now become a coin toss.

Show up in Week 12 after the Jets game with this kind of stuff after just one week. I'll be looking for you Nothing makes you or any other all positive, all the time fan better than me or ANYONE critical of what has happened since 1999, ESPECIALLY after just one game, PARTICULARLY after what happened after 2003 and 2008.

That is a sorry a*s line, if you ask me... the Raiders coming off a short week with a bad team. Don't they remember what happened when they came to Buffalo the last time, when we really had a bad quarterback?

THIS.

Aaron Rodgers completed 77% of his frickin passes... if Fitz did that, we would have won 65-7!

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=230907002 http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2003.htm

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A little reality check is in order. http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=230907002 http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2003.htm I was very excited yesterday for an awesome win, but I remain skeptical. This is Week One of a 16 game season. If we beat the Patriots and then the Jets this season, then hell yes I'd gobble up some crow in a SECOND. However, teams adjust and opponents get tougher. Matt Cassel was horrible yesterday, and yet I couldn't help but think, would Tom Brady or Michael Vick had burned our secondary? I saw wide open guys that Cassel flat out missed. Will those Pro Bowl QBs miss those throws?

PLEASE have respect for those who have been lost and who has been affected by not turning this into a political circus. Thank you. I'll start it off... my personal thoughts on this day: On the morning of September 11th, 2001, I was on the USS Wasp in Norfolk, VA to do an antenna installation on the mast of the ship. When we went into the maintenance shop, there was footage of a plane flying into the towers, and then a live feed of the second one, which I assumed was for some movie but quickly found out it wasn't. We had to race to the base exit in order to not get trapped on base, missing the complete shutdown by 5 minutes. I reported back to my command, and we stayed on our site for several hours before going home. Soon after I volunteered for the Auxiliary Security Force and spent 7 months working with called up reservists standing duty on the gates and on our shore. It was a very insane time, but it was what happened after that affected me the most. Due to 9/11, we entered the theaters of Iraq and Afghanistan. Several people I knew went to those areas and worked- including all of the SEAL team members I worked with (I was support comms). One of those men, Nathan Hardy, whom I served with on the USS Harry S. Truman in the gulf, died while on mission. THAT is the after effect of this tragedy, the military men and women who have been lost. I remember the good times and how much life he had, and to lose just one person is too many. I had no idea that by the end of the decade, thousands upon thousands of my brothers and sisters of all services would be wiped away, and it angers me inside- all totally unnecessary, for what????? THAT is what 9/11 means to me, and I can't take the flags and the songs and the speeches because I have to turn away and reflect... I can't think about it, because it kills me inside. Words could never express what we have truly lost.

THANK YOU!!!!!!

Kyle Williams Marcell Dareus Stevie Johnson Shawne Merriman Nick Barnett Fred Jackson Ryan Fitzpatrick

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I love the freedom of the avatar use... love that part. Hate the signature images though... too large for posting. I'm in, so it should be fun.

This plunge was based on European fears as stated this morning as it got bad.

It is Charcoal Friday... ugh. almost down 400 points.

Man, this story about Miami's Police Chief is so insane... he's doing the right things, and the mayor wants him gone? Corruption over common sense in Miami: http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Miamis-Top-Cop-Fights-for-His-Job-129520873.html?rr=td

I know I left off Dareus, but he hasn't even played a regular season game yet!!! It is all in my opinion... I hope everyone agrees with my BUSTS, the ones that matter.

Success rate in the 1st round is all over the place since 1990 for the Bills: 2010-C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson ????? 1996—Eric Moulds, WR, Mississippi St GREAT 2004—Lee Evans, WR, Wisconsin TRADED, GREAT 2007—Marshawn Lynch, RB, California GOOD 2003—Willis McGahee, RB, Miami FA, GOOD 2001—Nate Clements, CB, Ohio St FA, GOOD 1999—Antoine Winfield, CB, Ohio St FA, GOOD 1995—Reuben Brown, G, Pittsburgh GOOD 1992—John Fina, OL, Arizona GOOD 1991—Henry Jones, DB, Illinois GOOD 2006—Donte Whitner, S, Ohio St FA, AVERAGE 1993—Thomas Smith, DB, North Carolina AVERAGE 2008—Leodis McKelvin, CB, Troy AVERAGE 2006-John McCargo, DT, North Carolina St (from Chicago) BUST 2004-J.P. Losman, QB, Tulane BUST 2002—Mike Williams, OT, Texas BUST 2000—Erik Flowers, DE, Arizona St BUST 1997—Antowain Smith, RB, Houston BUST 1994—Jeff Burris, DB, Notre Dame BUST 1990—James Williams, CB, Fresno St BUST 2005—NO PICK 1998—NO PICK

It is WAY too close to the 49ers colors... the league would never allow it, sadly. They should go with Kentucky Wildcat-like blue and white to match the Dodgers, or purple and gold to match the Kings/Lakers.

I'm no fan of Obama, but the contingents in Iraq have to be reduced and shipped out... our mission there should be finished.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4006/4347971458_4f0b78832f_o.jpg THE FUTURE!!!!!!!!!

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