vincec

I'm sure our offense would look a lot better with a real OL, a real QB and and OC that wasn't hired a week before the season started.

I agree. Jauron needs a winning season to save his job. Not only would that be an improvement, but given the Bills poor start and injury problems it would mean that they win at least 8 out of their last 11 games with several starters out. That would probably warrant retaining him. It's not going to happen though... Jauron is a loser for a reason. If he could close out a season winning 8 out of 11 he wouldn't be who he is.

How does a knee injury to Kyle Williams "look pretty good"?

Let's see: we averaged 1.8 yards per carry and our QB was hit or hurried on about 3/4 of the pass plays. I saw Meredith get beat on every single passing play that I watched him and Bell "had his hands full" with Peppers. I would say that it was much more than Hangartner's fault.

Don't underestimate Scott in the mix. He's better in run support than either Wilson or Whitner and if Byrd is your ball hawk, then the other safety needs to be stout around the LOS. Whitner doesn't make any more plays in the passing game than Scott... The O-Line got annihilated. It's a tribute to Fitzpatrick that he didn't turn the ball over. He didn't have time to go through any progressions, and he didn't try. It was basically one read and then tuck it under and run. The O-Line needs a couple more years of maturity and at least 1 or 2 new starters. It's the worst line that I've seen so far this season with maybe 2 legitimate starting caliber players out of 5.

LB don't make too many tackles for losses unless they blitz. That's a DL statistic. Also, if people were targeting at the "weak link" on our defense, it would be against Schobel and Draft. I don't think that opposing offenses care where they run it as long as it's not at Stroud. We are last in the league in run defense and that's not all Ellison's fault. I wonder how Ellison would look if Richard Seymour was playing in front of him instead of Chris Kelsay? I think that Ellison is doing remarkably well given his size. He has made a lot of tackles and several big stops. If we could get a bigger LB to play on running downs, Ellison would be a great 3rd down LB... or we could get a more dominating LDE and keep Ellison behind him. He is a very small problem on this team.

This is the classic "False Hope Game". I don't care. I'm going to enjoy this and talk all kinds of smack this week.

Reed was too tough for the DB on that play.

No it's not your imagination. They own the line of scrimmage. Frankly, it's a tribute to our QB and RBs that there hasn't been any fumbles.

Play action would've been better on 1st down...

Don't panic. Jake Delhome is NOT Tom Brady.

He hasn't lost his confidence... yet. Just give him a few more weeks of getting pounded behind this OL and he'll be Sergeant Checkdown...

Who is that behind center?

I guess it's the Jauron approach. If you keep drafting DBs in the first round, eventually people can't really pass on you anymore and all you need to do is make a play or two in each drive against the running game to force a punt.

Not against Carolina. I live in Charlotte and have been watching this team all year. They will not come back in this game. They are fatally flawed at QB.

This drive is key. If the Bills can get a stop or a better yet, another pick, Carolina will quit.

Carolina deserved a penalty just for the beating they've been giving him.

I still like Scott at SS over Donte. BTW, we may score here.

There was A LOT of griping when Byrd was drafted. Let's give the FO a little love for once.

No way Byrd goes back to the bench.

Only elite QBs can make plays with no running game, no pass protection and receivers dropping balls. Neither TE nor Fitz are one of them.

How much convincing did THAT take?

We should punt on 3rd down here.

Our O-Line is getting owned.

Fitzpatrick needs to stop the audibles into running plays.