DisplacedBillsFan

Horrible angle by Hughes

Why didn't Orton actually try to put that pass where Brown could catch it?

If Sammy focuses more on running there he scores.

Awesome play call!!

Oh the days of Steve Fairchild!

Practice squad could be the way to go. Now, I don't know the PS backs around the country, but I know there are at least some decent backs available. Because I live in Colorado I know Kapri Bibbs is on Denver's practice squad. He ran for 31 TDs, over 1700 yards and a 6.2 average per carry last year at Colorado State. Anyone know of backs in your region of the country that may be available?

The previous years' teams have sucked. I agree. I do not agree the 2014 Buffalo Bills suck. This is a very good football team finding its way.

Why, when other teams win despite penalties, turnovers, bad breaks, injuries, etc. it's because they are good teams, but when we do it it's an embarrassment? I don't get how some fans are negative no matter the outcome.

If Jets win tonight and then we go into their house next week and win after taking care of Minnesota at home... There may just be a few more optimistic folks on this board.

Agreed. Jets are not really THAT bad. They were right there in games against Chicago, GB, and Detroit. They have mostly been competitive and have played tough, but just couldn't pull out a W. Where have I seen this before? Seems so familiar for some reason.

Ha! True. Currently 21st though.

I know many feel power rankings are worthless, and while I do not always agree with the skewed representation of the perception of the best teams in the league, I do believe they serve a purpose. Taking bias out of the equation and trying to eliminate feeling slighted by the ranking of the home town team can be difficult. That being said, power rankings are usually fairly representative of how teams currently stand around the league. So, for what it's worth, based on this week's ESPN PRs; We've beat 13, 16, and 23 We've lost to 2, 10, and 19

Yep. That pick 6 on a potential game tying drive would have had the pitchforks and torches out for EJ. Those same posters will make some excuse for Davis.

That's right! I Billieve we'll be 9-3 headed into the Denver game. No reason we cannot win our next 6. We will not face an elite QB again until Denver. With our run defense playing how it is I have confidence we'll prevail with the likes of Geno, Tannehill, Hoyer, Smith, and Bridgewater trying to carry their teams. They just don't have the skill to shoulder the complete burden of their offenses. Pair that with solid special teams, an above average Orton, and 21 to 31 points per game from our O, and we're in great shape!

Completely agree. I was by no means advocating for the PI to be called there. Simply using the situation as a basis to provide a comparison for the exact same game with one different throw.

Typical response. Of course I'm not being forced to read it. I guess what I meant to say, which obviously applies to you, is quit being such ****ty fans.

I get the offense was bad. Especially frustrating because we could have won by running more. But, hypothetically here, say PI is called on EJ's pick at the end of the game, like it should have been. Hypothetically, say he throws a TD to win the game one play later. That's one play different than what we saw. By all accounts, still a horrible game for EJ. However, we wouldn't have nearly as much pessimism, because of the win. The missed receivers, tipped passes, late throws, etc. would be an afterthought. EJ is a young QB. Our coaches are a young staff. Both need to improve drastically. That being said, it does the franchise no good firing coaches or benching our 1st round QB at this point. EJ has potential. Our coaches have potential to be great. They need the opportunity to learn from mistakes and take that next step. Don't get me wrong. I would love to win now. Orton could maybe provide this. Maybe not. I'm more interested in finding consistency to win for years. EJ needs to play so we can determine if he is part of the future. Also, we'll make the playoffs this year.

What sucks the most is coming to this board and reading all the pessimism. Reading all the b*tch*ng is WAY harder to stomach than the poor play displayed on the field today.

12) Not sure how you're seeing this. Several times EJ should have been down in the backfield but kept the play alive with some good balance and nimble feet. Pertaining to when he scrambles out of the pocket and up the field, yes, he goes down easy. I believe, however, this is coached and intentional to avoid unnecessary injury for extra inches. Right? EJ had a performance almost identical to the first two weeks, both on the field and final statistics. Yet the first two weeks, because we won, he was "really developing" and "improving greatly". Now, people are calling for Orton. I get it, we lost, but not because of EJ. Just like we didn't win the first two because of EJ.

2 for 4 on CBS pregame. Tony and Bill picked us. Bart and Boomer picked SD.

I'm sure we would all, mostly, be extremely satisfied with this type of season from our 2nd year QB.

IF he lives up to my prediction, and with our D...I'd put us at 11 wins. We saw Freddy catch 7 passes last week, correct? It's using our RBs in this manner (even if it is a check down and not the first, second or third option), and their ability to run after those catches, that have me believing 30 TDs is a real possibility.

I think the talent around EJ, both the WRs' run after catch yardage and our RBs catching passes, will help his stats a lot.

Let's get a little optimism going around here (or let your hate out, haters), and get ready for the 2014 season!! Throw out your prediction for EJ's stats at the end of the regular season. We'll worry about his post season stats when we lock up the division at the end of November. What say I? 3,700 yards, 30 TDs, 15 INTs, and a 65% completion percentage

My favorite quote in regards to our D line..."Wouldn't surprise me if this is the last time we see Ryan this year"