strive_for_five_guy

Is that near Tyrod's hometown?

Ha I actually got a human right away. She offered to transfer me to the PR dept, and partly out I shock I declined for now. Plus I realized I better get my gripe more articulated.

I just called. Was given the option to speak with someone in the NFL's PR department, or can also email the NFL at officeofcommissioner@nfl.com. I've refrained from following up with either yet. The PR dept might be an interesting discussion. I'd be surprised to even hear back with an email. Part of me says what's the point of wasting any time complaining....

I tried calling, office opens back up at 8:30 tomorrow AM.

I welcome proper spelling, Mr. Goodell.

+1, this makes most sense to me. I'm sure the NFL could figure out a way to pay for the cost.

I ain't even worried about playoffs today, just want to smack the **** out of the Pats* tonight!

I hope you're ripe.

For one ticket prices would go down on a per game average, although season tickets would probably cost more bc players playing a longer season. Average salaries would also go down bc teams would need more players. Stadiums probably would not be filled every game bc attending more than one game per week is probably too taxing on many fans. Also, overlap with other sports would be greater too. Essentially, quality of the product would suffer. And this hardly considers the wear and tear on players bodies that others have mentioned.

It is ironic the amount of time some posters spend on here then debate even watching the games.

I know, can't believe they dropped those.

Coughlin should have called another run play or two on their last drive also, to force pats to use last timeout sooner.

Well we're gonna get our chance to be the first to knock them off!

To your point, I just saw Woodhead's touchdown from tonite, followed by Stevie's apparent need to try and hurdle Woodhead afterward LOL. Creative but why????

Nope, win. Pats lose a 1st round pick next year 😎

The 31st pick will be best spent on OL help.

Plus Chargers, Steelers and maybe Jets have now been hit with some key injuries.

Except the fact that 9-7 will get into the playoffs in the AFC this year. I'm not saying I think the Bills will get in, but I am staying they have more than a chance to control their own destiny still. This team is 3-4 because of opponents, boneheaded penalties and injuries. All factors that can be overcome in the second half of the year. I give the Bills a 40% chance to go 6-3 the rest of the way. To give up on the Bills already to not make the playoffs, you are not a true Bills fan, IMO.

The Bills are a game and a half out of the wild card, and get to play the Jets twice to make up that ground. No way am I counting the Bills out yet when they have a chance to get healthy with the bye week, a legitimate reason why they have struggled early in the season. Anybody that has give up already is not really a Bills fan in my book, and I would enjoy if they back up their pessimism and leave the board altogether for the rest of the season.

Four games is enough time, in which he went 2-2?

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000559162/article/could-ej-manuel-keep-bills-starting-gig-with-a-big-day-vs-bengals?campaign=Twitter_atn

It is going to be a cold and miserable game. Whoever wins it will be close.

OBJ is officially now a bust.

Shouldn't the QB throwing the ball also factor in this discussion? If Sammy had Tom Brady or even a guy like Eli throwing the ball his way, he would have had better numbers so far in his young career. He still put up very solid stats in his rookie season, in spite of EJ and Orton as his QBs.

This will arguably be the Bengals toughest road matchup yet, and while the Bills offense has sputtered the last two weeks, we will hopefully be getting Watkins and Karlos back next week. In addition, when the Bills have not shot themselves in the foot, they've been really impressive.