billykaykay

If the Bills ever leave Buffalo, it will not be because of fan support. It will be because we are a small TV market. Why are we a small TV market? Because Toronto is not considered to be part of our TV market. Why? Who knows! All I know is that when I visit Toronto & stay at a hotel, the cable system carries the local Buffalo stations. If the NFL or the Networks counted all these viewers, we would obviously not be considered a small TV market. Perhaps, someone could explain this apparent contradiction.

You sound like Chuck Dickerson.

I like Fitz, but even a non QB coach like me can see that his mechanics need work. Look at Breese, Aaron Rogers, & P. Manning. All of their release points are at the high point of their throwing motion. I think that the drill they are using where they have to throw over a 7 1/2 ft screen will go a long way to improving his release point. Perhaps, this drill is geared exactly toward the whole release point issue. Fitz is top 20. With good coaching, there is no reason this can't be improved upon. Go Bills.

why don't you keep quiet so she doesn't get in trouble?

I think it was Wellington Marra who said that he felt that it was a successful season if the 16th game was meaningful. It's not necessarily a Super Bowl, but generally I tend to agree with him.

In all the trade down scenarios, no one has discussed the possibility of receiving a #1 next year. Having 2 #1's next year would go a long way for a trade up scenario for a QB IF Fitz flames out this year & is just not the answer that Chix thinks he is.

free for new customers? Is that free for new Directv customers or free for new NFL ticket customers?

If you really want to reduce injuries but still have exciting kickoff plays, then do the opposite of what the NFL is doing. Move the kickoff to the 40 yard line (like it was in the 60's ) but have touchbacks be placed at the 30 yard line. I think that teams would become creative and pooch kick trying to avoid the opposition receiving the ball at the 30. The running start would be reduced thus causing less full speed collisions. Of course, players are also injured all the time on on-sides kicks. Just a thought.

Whether or not we draft a WR in the 1st round depends on how Nix & Gailey view Marcus Easley. If they feel that Easley is the answer, they will pass on WR in the 1st round. If they feel that Easley is risky, they MAY go WR in the 1st. Just my 2 cents.

The accumulation of another draft pick, while not a big deal in & of itself, gives the team one more arrow in its quiver for trading up in next years draft.