calbear

Ask and ye shall receive (wish nobody asked, though!): http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-b...p&type=lgns

He was in as a sub at safety in the TB game. Didn't notice him on D in the NE game. For the Bills, the ST captain (other than Moorman) is usually a solid backup but very much dedicated to ST - same thing with Sam Aiken before him. And don't forget - he's also the Bills player representative for the NFLPA. All that responsibility probably keeps him from playing more D.

Not a bad move, but so much for filling the leadership void. I guess on the down side, these guys don't know how to win. On the up side, though, they don't know how to lose! After the first two weeks and the way the line's come together, I'm inclined to agree that it's better than overpaying someone that clearly won't fit the system.

That's huge. Just shows - the guys that have the right attitude get what they want. Jackson's another good example, as is Stroud. I know I'm going to sound like such a homer, but Brandon seems to be doing an okay job (though I still think we could've done better on the Peters deal). And we're filling the seats moreso than the Jags and several others in a tougher market, too. Anyway - psyched for "Game Day" and glad he'll be with us 4 more years...

I hope the community as a whole comes together to show him some support - both for the game and the vandalism nonsense. That's not my Buffalo, nor my neighbors. It's gotta suck being in that position - but he can't take the blame for the loss. Why hasn't anyone brought up the injury to Poz as one of the critical factors in the 4th quarter meltdown? What if Bell got one illegal formation instead of two and that drive stayed alive? What if special teams was able to stop a kick return behind their 25 yard line instead of mid-field like they allowed several times? It takes 53 to lose a game. Leodis will be back - and he will be awesome.