Talley56

While I might get caught up in some riot I actually might want to be at RWS as they show the game on the big screen. To be there celebrating (assuming we win) with thousands of other Bills fans would be awesome.

For anyone who cares about one person's opinion (I searched and I don't believe this was posted yet): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000483128/article/five-most-improved-offenses-in-the-nfl

^This I haven't read the article yet so maybe he explains this better but I don't think it's a matter of people sleeping on him as much as it is having confidence in him.

Pats don't play as well early in the season as they do later so I picked them. Bengals play well in the beginning then slip as the year goes on. We can wait til week 16 for them.

Didn't see anyone making excuses for NE when they beat San Diego in a relatively close 2008 championship game where LT and Gates missed most of the game and Rivers was hobbling around.

Write-in move for least favorite - Letting Jim Schwartz go. I know it was Rex's decision to bring in his own staff and there's no way we could have kept him after hiring Rex but it doesn't mean I have to like it.

I actually agree with him on this in that I would like to see more endzone cameras but I just found it funny how he is upset over a lack of cameras at games: http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/12559656/bill-belichick-new-england-patriots-unhappy-lack-end-zone-cameras

I think it's a legit question. Is the Ralph going to stay once they build a new stadium or will it get torn down and replaced with a Wegman's? If it's going to stay why not keep the statue there?

Agreed Woods definitely baled out Orton on some bad throws. I guess useless isn't the right word but I still think great wide receivers are limited without a good enough QB. Linebackers are not As for Kiko, the defense was better without him but I think a lot of that had to do with Schwartz picking up where Pettine left off and the unit as a whole improving from 2013. He has made some great catches, yes, but you can't deny that not having a good enough QB greatly limits what a WR can do no matter how good he is. As I mentioned above useless probably isn't the right word but he is definitely limited severely by poor QBs. Kiko is not limited by anyone on defense.

Woods is talented but how useful can a talented receiver be without a QB who can get him the ball? I think I would have rather traded him away and kept Kiko unless we miraculously find a franchise QB soon.

Guess I'd say La'el Collins. Or maybe TJ Clemmings?

Hmm, Matt Cassel did lead a team to a division title one year but then again Fitz always seemed to have big games against the Patriots when he played for us. I guess I'll give the edge to Cassel.

I thought he handled himself pretty well when they beat us in Buffalo last year. Of course that was in September.

I would say the running game was so great because of RGIII and his ability to force defenses to focus on him. I doubt Alfred Morris rushed for 1600 yards solely on his own talent.

In, while it was still in the football forum.

As much as I'd like to agree I honestly can't blame the nay-sayers. If a team misses the playoffs for 15 straight years they haven't exactly earned the confidence of others even if they are suddenly making a lot of big moves. Best thing he can do is take that aggression and instead of wanting to fight people use it to intercept a few Tom Brady passes next year.

They'll be playing Kentucky if they can make a run to the sweet 16.

Yeah, can only imagine what the season finally will be like.

Brian Moorman? 7 for 3 for 68 yards and 2 TD passes? Michael Vick

Wherever he goes I'll be rooting for him.

Finally, a move I'm fully on board with.

If we do cut him I hope a team who makes the playoffs picks him up (but not the Pats, no one who I'd have to root against him over). He deserves a chance to play in the playoffs before he retires.

I really hope the decision to trade Kiko wasn't based on the idea that we would be able to land Harris. You wouldn't think so but quite a few people sounded very sure that we would be getting him.

Given the options, I can't say I'm overly disappionted. He did lead the Chiefs to a division title in 2010.

I'm curious to know how Kiko is feeling right now. He now has a load of pressure on him from a very tough fanbase. If he starts out with a few lowly to average games there without really doing much the talk immediately will be "we gave up McCoy for this guy?"