Just in Atlanta

I agree. Mark Sanchez is an elite QB. Just kidding. Jets' offense sucks. Their D is overrated. And their coach has a foot fetish. We will beat them twice. Three times if it were possible. Jimmy Spag is probably a Bills fan, FYI. Having lived near NYC, even Jets fans aren't that inarticulate.

Like he, and many other coaches, haven't talked that way before? If we analyze everything we said, and the tone in which we said it, and displayed it to the public for all to hear, you and I probably would apologize at some point too. It's called public relations. By apologizing, and letting his supporters rile the troops up, he looks better. I wish I had audio of my TI in basic training. He kind of hurt my feelings. It still exists. Just not if Google, Apple, Facebook, email marketers, street cams, TSA, NSA, CIA, local police or state police do it. Or smartphones, GPS, FBI, ATF, DEA, IRS...

Absolutely nothing wrong with this speech. So he yelled and cursed? Big deal. Would I talk that way to kids, or adults, for that matter? No. But everyone has different personalities. I bet even Chan Gailey lets out an occasional rise in tone or cuss word. The taping of an unsuspecting person, in a location that any reasonable person would expect as private--a locker room--and the publication of it online...that is the true offense. It's a violation of privacy in the extreme. Our priorities / standards / ethics are seriously out of whack here. Reminds me somewhat of that gay college kid who committed suicide after his loser roommate posted a video from a hidden cam of him online. The bedwetting PC crowd was obsessed, completely obsessed, over the "homophobic" angle instead of the sickening invasion of privacy that it was.

Miami last week and now this crappy team. Time for flex programming indeed. This is insane. How much ad dollars are they losing on a 62-7 game?

If you order a Billy Joe Hobert fathead, they pay you $9.99. Now that's a deal.

Horribly sad team. Completely inept. I tried to force myself to watch the entire Monday night game to no avail. Painful football. Oh, you were talking about the Dolphins? They're pretty bad too.

Seems to me the biggest problem is a lack of a pass rush and the fact that our corners get burnt a lot. Don't really know if that's because of our schemes or not. I think everyone can agree our safeties are incredible and that our tackling has been pretty good. Fix the rush, and our man to man coverage, and this D might be respectable. Add that to an offense that's lighting it up, we have a great shot.

I think it's damn near magic what he's done with a bunch of 7 rounders. We've been scoring 24-plus points a game. That's pretty good offense in my book. We're one bad pass and one bad call from being 6-0, despite our porous D. I'll keep Chan around for a while.

My gut reaction: 1. The call to throw with 4 minutes to go was absolutely the right one. People calling for us to run must have been Juaron fans. It was just an underthrown ball to our star WR on man to man. Bad throws happen. Dallas played conservative with the lead, it seems, and got bit today. 2. I think Merriman really does have a big impact on our game, despite his lack of sacks. With the addition of having Kyle Williams out, we didn't seem to have any pressure near the line of scrimmage. With their return, I think our rush will get better. Not that it was great to begin with, but at least it was respectable. 3. Our corners seem to both miss a lot of big plays and make a lot of them. Today, it was almost all miss with the exception of two breakups near the endzone. From what I've seen, they seem like the weakest link on this team despite some above-average INTs. 4. We haven't been playing well offensively or defensively in the fourth quarter the past three games. This follows two games in which we were possessed. Don't know if this is a trend or not. 5. Gailey is still the man. I liked the offensive gameplan today. Only thing missing was one crucial underthrown ball, a complete lack of pressure on the opposing QB (hopefully caused by no Merriman or Williams), and our CBs being burned (who also made two key breakups). 6. Fitz is still the man. He's the perfect QB to be running Gailey's system. He will take us to the playoffs. Anything to add?

I hope that's not the attitude as we go into the bye and fix our wrongs. Hey, play really really good for two quarters and just hope for the rest.

Was thinking the same thing. For Oak, NE, we dominated the second half. For the past three, we've been dominated. Don't know what it is, but I do hope we can figure out how to play solid for all four quarters after the bye.

Is there any doubt? Because of two interceptions? And the defense had nothing to do with this loss? Where are we going to find this magical franchise QB? The quarterback patch? We've been waiting around for 13 years for this elusive figure. I'll be grey before this OP is happy. He'll occasionaly throw a bad pass. His deep ball isn't the best. But he's a winner. Not ashamed to use a geeky cliche. Worst thread ever.

The copyright fascists got a hold of it. Isn't this fair use?

And if we made the throw, he'd be a genius. We can't run and screen all the time. We took a shot. It didn't work. We lost a close game.

Dude's a winner. We've been losing so long, too many fans can't even notice what a winner looks like. Sad. He made a few bad passes, and is still one of the top ranked QBs this year.

Jesus, this game is going to be like 50-45, with all these defensive guys out. Do hope the 50 is by us, of course.

Yea. I get another Steelers game. 5 out of 6 weeks in Atlanta they're being televised. None for the 4-1 Bills. Jacksonville fans don't even want to see this game. ...Has been nice to see three Bills games on the very-well-done NFL Replay, though.

I agree, last week's short run/pass game cannot carry us throughout the season. But I hardly think that is our intention. Our receivers are banged up and it was our game-plan for short passes last week against a weak run D and stout secondary. I seem to recall the Bills shredding NE and KC on the deep pass. We will start shredding secondaries once again, but maybe not next week. On another note, the grammar police just issued an APB out for a TBD netizen who goes by the name "EldaBillsFan"...

BuffaloBills.com should call Eli "Manningham". Legend has it, if you say "Fitzgerald" three times in front of a mirror, Fitzpatrick magically appears to B word-slap you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0MEtBQb2yM

1. Every single ball went to Tim Toone. The guy's a beast. 2. I was hoping he'd give that ridiculous reporter a wedgie. Worst interviewer of all time. Reminded me of Bill Murray in Caddyshack.

What a bunch of no-names. Don't forget about Martin Ruvell, which most of us were using when he was picked up, and Ryan Fitzgerald, which has been in a fair share of mainstream media headlines just a few weeks ago.

Thanks, the best way to fight over the top pessimism is with humor.

Action Jackson, overdone. Fast Freddie, he's not all that fast. I like FredEx. He delivers. My favorite, though, is what I think Steve Tasker calls him: Waterfall Jackson. Cause he runs like water.

Off we go... Bills come to Jersey. Lincoln Tunnel, trail of tears. Whose New York's real team?