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I think it's a catch, but what do I know.

Are all reviews in OT booth reviews?

Challenge that. Ball was not under control

This is a nice time out for the Saints to get their 4th down play together.

Generous spot.

Then back to a 51 yd field goal. I don't know what Aikman is talking about by saying "chip shot." They should've thrown it on 1st or 2nd down.

Wow.

Those runs were a Dick Jauron call. Playing for a 51yd field goal as if it's an extra point?

If Minnesota can win this game, on the road, with 4 turnovers, I will be amazed.

Favre will be back. He's an old school Kenny Stabler type.

I agree that the rules are weak, but per today's rules that was a clear penalty. You just can't try to punish the QB in any way.

I agree with Joe Buck.

... might be time to bench Peterson for a while ...

With all due respect to Indianapolis, these are the two best teams in the NFL.

Is Pat Williams playing in this game? I don't think he's made a tackle.

Small, fast, cover 2 defense looked pretty good today against the Jets.

I don't see why anyone would have any reason to be upset or lack confidence in the team, I mean look at all the success the Bills have had in the last decade.

The only problem with the Bills 4-3 is that they don't really play a 4-3. It's more like a 2-5, with two linemen sized players and 5 linebacker sized guys. If they just get some bigger DEs, they'll be fine. Granted, it's hard to find big guys agile enough to play end and rush the passer, but if you do then your defense looks like Minnesota's.

Even a blind dog finds a bone once in a while.

Except the return of Aaron Schobel. I agree with you generally, however, that the line played better than two seasons ago. Sanders has to get some of the credit for that.

The saddest thing about all of this is that Al Davis WAS a football genius. These last few years are tarnishing his legacy and making a generation of fans think of him as some hack owner.

Well, Fox's career record is 71-57 (.554) and 5-3 in the playoffs, so he must know something...

He seemed to have good rapport with the players and they liked him but, like many others who've posted here, I didn't see much development from any of the young receivers. I think that he will do well with the Carolina vets, but I wouldn't expect any new guys to emerge.

Williams can't play end (at least he couldn't the half dozen times he tried this season) and I think Schobel will retire before trying to learn a new defense, so Kelsay and Denney?. Even assuming that Buffalo can get a NT and find some ends, who are the OLBs? They are the key positions in the 3-4 along with the NT. Maybin and Mitchell? I don't think so. A switch to the 3-4 would mean 2 to 3 years of rebuilding the defensive front 7, almost from scratch. Given how weak Buffalo's offense has been I think you'd be looking at a couple of very lean seasons. IMO, the Bills would be better off keeping the 4-3 and trying to pick up one or two new starters to bolster the front 7.

No. Maybe Seymour, but never Wilfork.