Just in Atlanta

Don't really have an opinion on Flacco, but Yates--he looks like a great QB who plays well beyond his years. Dude's played only eight games. I think most fans will forgive the throws into triple coverage off his back foot. As for Evans, the guy is the ultimate phantom. Draws double coverage where ever he runs, gets like one catch a game, and everyone clamors for him. Not saying we should've traded him, but so far that 4th rounder is looking sweet.

The Giants and Niners got the better of their opponents due to defense more than offense. Balance, people. Address our most glaring need first. That need is pass rush. Then it's O line, a distant second. Then WR. We still have a young QB who is learning. A QB would be a luxury pick, and a wasted one, IMO, with so many needs. And I have to disagree that the game has completely changed. It does rely more on the pass, and that's great--passes are more exciting. But good teams still have to out-physical their opponents. Great teams harass QBs.

It's really Tony Orlando. http://www.google.com/imgres?q=tony+orlando&hl=en&client=safari&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1105&bih=695&tbm=isch&prmd=imvnsol&tbnid=WVFt9JYDfnjd3M:&imgrefurl=http://www.last.fm/music/Tony%2BOrlando&docid=SGc802ebR-pVxM&imgurl=http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/252/17040.jpg&w=252&h=351&ei=jVsQT4_qIJDbtwe-67yFAg&zoom=1

Seemed to do well with a poor passer. But Nix said he wanted a big receiver. Besides, he doesn't sign players with cedillas in their name. Gotta think either Bowe or V Jackson is an option.

Some teams, like the Pats, are too closed off. They aren't allowed to say anything, like it's a Fortune 500 public company or something. This is football, a game, and it's entertainment. Having said that, if this is a real source, that goes too far. Ryan appears to have lost this team.

The unnamed source is Peyton Manning.

Like all of it, but we need to draft an OLB in the first or second, regardless of scheme. Think V. Jackson has a shot coming here. Don't know about Bowe--did he play under Gailey?

I truly appreciate Nix' frankness as a fan. But I thought he wasn't giving Chandler very much respect. While true the guy had only one catch prior to coming here, he has been great for us. He basically said Chandler would likely not be successful somewhere else and that if he could find a better deal then so be it.

When asked who'd win the Pitt-Den game, RichmondBob said it was 50 percent for both. Anything more would be extreme. Thank God for sober minds like RichmondBob. FYI, TBD is one of the better fan sites out there.

Quite a shocker. Denver looked elite today, which I'm pretty sure they aren't.

I think Denver can win.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcws7UWWDEs

Team's glaring weakness was 1) pass rush 2) pass blocking 3) WR. Look for the Bills to address these needs in the offseason. We have our QB.

Quantum physics. Nuff said. No, not enough said. Why do you hate the spread?

By large step forward, I hope you mean playoffs. If this team doesn't make the postseason next year, I think it will be time to look elsewhere. While continuity is important, we as Bills fans need to start expecting more out of this team.

Who needs Stevie when you have Clownie? In all seriousness, this team would be stupid not to give SJ a new contract. As a fan I'd be hugely disappointed.

Good lord people. What's wrong with you? Only legit superstar we have. Sure, let's trade him. I do hope no one at OBD is entertaining such foolishness.

I also was unable to watch the game. I would love to watch a rebroadcast. Any help appreciated.

And you have to pay for ESPN Insider, don't you? We're stacked at RB, which seems crazy to be even saying, given the obviousness of it.

For the first time this year, I decided not to watch a game. Listened on my phone. Broke down and watched enough to eat lunch. In that short window, I saw a Miami FG, three offensive penalties, an INT and a missed FG. I've seen, and listened to, everything I need to, too. I would have loved this meaningless win.

"Give me the ball."

This banged-up, depressing team might actually win a game of NFL checkers.

Letting SJ walk would be a huge mistake. He's talented, loves the team, seems to love the city, and is still on the upside of his career. And how the hell would we find two WRs in the offseason with all the other holes we need filling? I just hope he has the common sense that he has yet to prove he's a consistent asset for this team and takes a package that is fair to himself, owners and fans.

Good point. Other than our top 3 pick this year, we have historically for the pass 10-plus years haven't been good enough for the playoffs or bad enough for a top pick. A 6-10 record, which this franchise looks to score this year, isn't good for either respect or a top pick. Other than Buffalo being a cold, small market, I worry that free agents and assistant coaches (DC) don't want to come to a mediocre team with a fanbase howling for the playoffs. At least with a bad team, there's only one way to go. And with a good team, well, you have good tools. On another note, it's drought, not draught.

And we lost 2 games by three points each, and could have beaten the Jets the second time around. You can cherry pick good and bad. As a fan, you should be happy that this team could have mounted those two improbable comebacks. The old Bills would have folded.