jester43

NO. The one way to do that is acquire a REAL WR2. the Bills have tried everything imaginable to improve the roster other than improve the 2nd most important position. And here we sit 6-5 with leagues toughest remaining schedulte facing us. Having two superstar WRs would do a lot to mitigate mcdermott's mismanagement of clock/timeout's/challenges etc. i personally believe they won't do it because Coach McTroops hates managing diva receivers (like Diggs).

if sean mctroops was capable ofwinning a super bowl it would have happened already. but no, i never want them to lose.

pat mcafee is trailer trash. why couldn't he be interviewed by someone with a brain?

i am not a lawrence fan AT ALL but i want a guy with enough brains between his ears not to kill us. i'll let the mafia decide which guy that is.

actually that is all true. but it doesn't preclude them getting their act together and winning the super bowl. they have beane's drafting and coach camo's game management skills for that.

which shows the naivete of the bills "braintrust"

beane sucks!

Always thought he would have a huge impact and happy I've been right. He was awesome here last time around and I thought it was a big mistake to let him go. Imagine the problems that could have been avoided here last season if we had a big tough guy in the middle who actually wanted to play! (cough cough STAR) It's not outlandish to say we could have avoided one or two of those crap losses last year and had homefield. I'm not expecting to see him this weekend, but I'll just hope for a miracle because I picture him just slobberknocking tua on Sunday.

See I would go with Davis in that argument. I'm not against lifetime achievement awards per se, but I can't agree with leaving out a dominant player whose career was cut short by injuries. It's the Gale Sayers defense.

I just saw the list of 25 semi-finalists for Canton. It reminded me of a difference of opinion I had with a Steelers fan who happens to work in local media where I live. I'm not going to say anything bad about the guy, because it's not his fault he was raised to like the Steelers. I view it as sort of a disability. Anyway, Tony Boselli and Alan Faneca are both on the semi-finalist list this again year. Setting aside the tackle-vs-guard part of the argument, which one of these guys is more deserving (if either) of enshrinement? I say Boselli, who was the most dominant player at his position for several seasons. Remember how much trouble he gave Bruce Smith? He was known around the league for being one of a tiny number of players with the ability to slow down #78. He was just a truck. The Steelers fan I'm debating says it's Faneca. He had a longer career with more All-Pro honors (due to the longevity, of course). Boselli had a shorter career because of injuries. But at his best, I say he was far better. I admit you have to respect 13 years of excellence, but Faneca was just never an indomitable as Tony Boselli. Anyone have an opinion on this?

I'm not sure about McDermott being 2nd, but I definitely agree about Knox being 1st. That's another one Ralph ran out the door who should have been here and winning for a long long time. That 1980 team is one of my favorite Bills teams ever.

you just never see any other "good" quarterback make some of the bonehead plays he makes. it's astonishing really. i want to believe in the guy, but holy cow...

Which is a great look! From the 70s on, I never got tired of it. Hope we see it in Houston.

i don't think he even gets to 150 yards

but the playoff game was close. #process