NaPolian8693

Matthews was wrong in doing what he did. He clearly was posing down for a moment as he knelt mounted over Trent's fallen body. He was very quick with it, though, so as to not draw a penalty/fine. He was telling the Bills offense that he owns them, and there is no one on the Bills offense with enough swagger to say or do anything about it. It was sad and frustrating to see as a fan.

Did you guys watch this game? They had lots of coverage of this incident on the network broadcast. It was definitely not assault, the Giants fan has no case. What actually happened is the Giants fan muscled Fireman Ed off of his little perch where he was leading the cheer, and stood there for a moment before Fireman Ed reclaimed his ground. Neither one of them went to the ground. No one even pushed hard. If Fireman Ed had pushed him to the ground, that's one thing. But in this case, it seemed to me that the Giants fan actually got the better of their minor exchange. This is true, the guy has gotten too big for his britches and cares too much about being the center of attention. He's annoying know, and has kind of turned himself into a clown

Love him or hate him, Belichick knows a thing or two about football.

This rookie class did have some injury problems, which is limiting their productivity. However, it can't be denied that the rookies have provided little impact thus far, and Spiller may set the record for fewest carries ever by a running back drafted in the top ten (16 game season).

I don't know that there is anyone of note in the front office that hasn't been here for a while. It's all the same people at the top(Modrak/Brandon/Nix).

The Bills have definitely had some very bad luck in many big games over the years, but I wouldn't say they are cursed. In terms of the quality of the current team, you can't really chalk up the run of bad front office decisions that led to his as bad luck.