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Actually, this weekend game suddenly got very important. A win here, and things will get interesting fast.

Hahaha .... Indeed, Super Bowl baby!!!

what a difference a week makes

I voted banned for life, but I like this idea … just one time, to hear the stadium explode

Basically, what Goodell has done is bring law and order to the league. Painful as it is, it is best for all involved. And by the way, any time you are dealing with people, there will be inconsistencies. All-in-all, that has been a very good thing for the NFL. Hard to find any evidence that anything he has done has hurt the league. That's why people are willing to spend a billion dollars to buy a team that has not been in the play-offs in 14 years.

shouldn't we thank him for that?

"Glad to have Bradham back". .... Who would have thunk it based on his first two seasons?

This! And if they did do it on purpose, laugh, it is funny.

Ah, actually Chris Chandler is one of the better TE's in the league - look up last years stats. Secondly, I think they only threw one pass in his direction yesterday. When outer teams start focusing in our pretty good wide outs, he'll get his. And I expect Cragg is going to make some big plays soon. So, come back in off the ledge, it will be alright.

Seems like Nick Mendola is the early leader, he almost sounds bitter that the Bills won: Nick Mendola's Reaction to the Game

probably ticked about the Bon Jovi "butt fumble" bid for the team

Over-all, they played well. There is, however, plenty of room for improvement. Specifically: Get more consistent (playing time together should help this a bunch). Cut down on the holding penalties. Make the blocks on the screen plays. While we did rack up an impressive amount of yards, the power running game was below average. This line is big, use that strength better. Pass blocking was decent, but a few breakdown now and then My Grade today = B

All of as sudden, the Bills Special Teams looks like a strength of this team: If Schmidt keeps doing what he did today = All-Pro; Gay is worth the roster spot, every kick unreturnable (one was run out, but should not have been); Sanborn never misses; And, Chris Carpenter is almost automatic … when he misses, its news.

All of as sudden, the Bills Special Teams looks like a strength of this team: If Schmidt keeps doing what he did today = All-Pro; Gay is worth the roster spot, every kick unreturnable (one was run out, but should not have been); Sanborn never misses; And, Chris Carpenter is almost automatic … when he misses, its news.

yuuup! this is why FredEx is beloved by BuffaloBills fans go away Mr Bob, or whatever you are

That is what I've been wondering; where are our two all-pro tackles???

When we want him to check down, or run it???

Is Mike Williams playing?

Does Schwartz know you're allowed to blitz in the regular season?

Like he said: "that there really aren't that many great football movies out there. "

This thread caused me to think about this - Hogan was mentioned earlier, so think of it this way: Essentially, David Nelson was let go so we could keep Chris Hogan on the team … they play the same role, …. now compare the production. Not saying Davis Nelson is an All-Pro, but he sure has been a far more productive player in the NFL than Chris Hogan has, and he did Special Teams as well. Should have been our first sign that Marrone and his gang of misfit coaches didn't (don't) have a clue. Just saying . . .

David Nelson!!!!!

A 12 yard out, off of a run fake, to Robert Woods, right side That's an unnecessary stupidity penalty, this player is ejected from the contest, and cannot renter the game. ... Replay 1st Down.

And Anderson, a kicker, was the player in that class. And he never played for the Bills, but he was a star in Pittsburg.