Dorkington

I think we have a more well rounded receiving corps and better running backs than the teams listed. But hey, go for it, you're the expert on all things. Let's force the ball to Sammy because we used some high picks on him. Why not. This place is the worst.

Why would you force the ball to the guy who is double covered, instead of throwing to the guys who are open due to being single covered by lesser quality players?

I couldn't care less who gets the ball, as long as we win. In those 10 games, we went 6-4, including 9 games with **** coaches, and one foot out the door Orton. Apply that to a full season, you're 10-6, the best record we've been in who knows how long. I'm not a fan of forcing the ball to your 'star' just to appease them. I want to win games.

Eh, if he's a couple weeks away from game ready, then by week 7 he'll be beyond healed up and ready to go. It'd allow him some game time, and a good amount of rest (the bye) to recover, before going back in full hoss.

Hell yeah!

Holding on Mulligan. 21 first downs.

I was pretty loud in my living room on Sunday, then went back to cowering

That's good news!

We've spent big money on big splashy players before. We've had new 'exciting' coaches. We've had 'proven' 're-tread' coaches. We've has young talent (or what we thought was young talent), etc etc. We've gotten off to hot starts on multiple occasions. Again, I'm not predicting failure. I'm just uncomfortable with this assumption that it's different this time, before we've seen any results outside of one win against an overrated Colts.

I don't like it. I feel like we've been fooled like this before. PTSD sucks.

Sure, if you want to get pedantic about it. In generalities, we've seen this before. Hopefully this time, the difference is sustained success. One step at a time

Mario is not nearly quick enough to cover Gronk.

Well I was pessimistic last week about our offense putting up points... might as well keep that trend.... Patriots - 32 Bills - 14 Hope I'm very wrong again

We're the same old Bills until we win some meaningful games and make a playoff run. We've had flashy players before. We've had 're-tread' coaches before. Hopefully this time it's the right combination of the two.

I'm frankly not that invested in federal politics until the lobbying and campaign finance systems are reformed. Until then, all of our 'elected representatives' are bought and paid for by the rich/corporations, and do specifically only their bidding. Um. Share please?

I wish we kept Chandler, personally... Clay and Chandler would make a great TE duo... instead we have Clay and Mulligan

Wait, the Bills are the ones being painted as trash talkers? Because we're basically saying that we're up for the challenge, and ready to change our fortunes? Sigh.

But I thought we hated PFF?

I'm all about momentum and building confidence.

I have to say it's impressive how much time is being spent talking about Bernie here, considering he has 'no chance' against the likes of Clinton.

Who the !@#$ says 'hoo haa'?

I hope Karlos is good enough to steal some carries from Shady, that way we can lighten up Shady's load and actually have him be productive for the duration of his contract.

Patriots released a WR today, so maybe we can swap playbooks.

Refs are human and get calls wrong sometimes.

Unfortunately we don't have a chance. The fans may be loud, but the stadium isn't as optimal as KC and Seattle for noise, from what I understand.