Mike in Syracuse

Interesting but I can't help but wonder, how in gods name is the Rogers Center up to NFL standards?

I think we should do something similar with posting privileges. You have one month to post and if you fail to post something contributory or at least coherent then you lose your posting privileges permanently. Yes, you'll still be allowed to read but you'll be prohibited from posting any more stupidity. I have bad news for the OP,

I want it to mean a lot and I want the Bils to go in there and thrash them anyway! I want them to beat the **** out of Brady when the game has significant meaning. Time to send a message.

I'd much rather go into the offseason with victories over the Dolphins and Patriots. Just throwing a wrench into their playoff aspirations would be awesome!

Something very fishy about this story.

I could care less about draft position right now. I'd love to see the Bills win two games against division rivals in December.

They're not football guys so don't expect any kind of in depth analysis or insight. Even though he was an arrogant dick at least Dickerson gave some insight. Worse, you have skeletor lookalike Buscaglia who is the ""expert" who has no insight, no access and basic fan level analysis. Whats more entertaining is listening to Dope and Dog try to make the Sabers sound interesting and relevant. If you want to hear some amazing insight and analysis, listen to Kelso!

Your assumption that I'm trying to blame anyone is incorrect. In the end, EJ will get the blame because of the nature of the QB position but this debacle of a play clearly shows there are issues. When 3/4 of the team is executing what looks like a pass or screen and two WR's don't bother to run actual routes there's a massive communication or understanding breakdown. Without knowing the actual play call it's impossible to say who f'd it up.

I know the popular opinion is to say the EJ sucks and that he's the reason for the offensive struggles but this video clip shows that there's some serious confusion on the offensive side of the ball. I'd love to know what the play was supposed to be: https://vine.co/v/hQFiE7VX2v0

FIRE EVERYONE! CUT EVERYONE! START OVER AS AN EXPANSION TEAM! I'll just save this so I can repost it next year!

As long as Tom Brady is on the field and standing upright the Patriots will always be a challenge. Losing Gronk sucks for them but they've won without him.

Amazing how having John Elway and Terrell Davis helps you be a good OC.

Where the hell was that? I listened to it twice and never heard that? What I loved from that video was the enthusiasm of Nate Hackett. He's going to be a great OC for us for a long time.

More importantly! WTF? Nice undies!

I'm sure it helps that Seattle pumps in noise and has the overhangs that serve as sound reflectors. That said, Seattle has been a dreadful football team for 40 years, their fans deserve some happiness.

As much as I dislike Belichick and think he's a deplorable human being, I can't imagine him doing this.

There's some new video out that clearly shows what Tomlin was up to. Such a shame, I like him as a coach but he clearly was trying to interfere with the play. That's not a step someone makes so they can see the jumbotron, that's a step someone takes to block a path. http://pittsburgh.cb...ers-punishment/

One thing every coach in the NFL knows is that you don't turn your back to the field of play. Not unless you want to risk the chance of getting lit up on the sidelines and leaving on a cart. Tomlin knew exactly what he was doing, which is evident in him peeking over his shoulder and laughing about it later. Forrtunately Goodell is going to teach him a lesson.

Yes, it's common practice for coaches to stand with their backs to the field of play and every few seconds they peek over their shoulder to see what's going on . Seriously people? If you think there's even a remote chance that this wasn't completely intentional then you need to look at the smirk on Tomlin's face after the play. He should be suspended for a game AND fined on top of that. That type of behavior on the part of coaches is inexcusable. The only disappointing part about this whole incident is that Jones didn't lower his shoulder and bury Tomlin in the process.

There may be a piece of tape on the WGR site that shows CJ getting blown up on one play. The reason he got blown up was because Legursky was busy blocking air. It was pitiful.

The same could be said of our first six games of the season.

After seeing a little bit of the All-22 film its really not a surprise they grabbed someone nor is it a surprise that they're moving him to guard. On multiple plays last week, Legursky either missed his block entirely or he frantically lunged at his block and whiffed. Colin Brown was awful, Legursky is a slight upgrade at terrible! I LOVE the fact that this team is constantly trying to improve. I'm feeling really good about the direction the Bills are heading in right now.

After listening to Marv Albert for a few weeks I'd take Dan D. for the next 20 years. How Albert has a job is beyond my wildest understanding?

Oh really? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say I've been a Bills fan longer than most of the posters here have been alive!

There are 20+ yard touchdown throws to Woods and Chandler that say you're wrong.