Just in Atlanta

It's hard to win on the moon. Can we keep it going all season?

Perry Fewell should've stayed our head coach. Rex Ryan's a good looking man, and a good coach. LaBatts Blue blows.

We must stop the terrorists.

Every TD is extreme, but I would relish any team, ours included, with the guts to be substantially more aggressive on 4th downs, and 2 pt conversions. The problem would be us, the fans. The first game we lose by 1 point, we'd be calling the strategy reckless.

We've won the offseason, and the Stanley Cup apparently, so things are looking up for a January game?

That and it looked like a Puerto Rican Christmas. 300 pound men in monochrome is not a good idea.

Bout time.

As usual, the anti-Bills media ignore the obvious. Everybody knows the better solution would be to just fire Bill Billichick if our hapless Bills miss the playoffs.

He's a douche for leaving, but there's nothing wrong here. Just a coach enjoying what he does.

Second that. Food scene here is amazing. It's definitely become a foodies' paradise. Five years ago, you couldnt even get a good pizza. Downtown still sucks. With bumbling city management and useless attractions like the trolley etc., there's no reason to go down there. The new revitalized neighborhoods, like Inman Park, and the Beltline, is where it's at. Love living intown now. A Buffalo Bills Super Bowl here would be a dream

You're making presumptions based on a few articles and social media postings. Too many fans believe they have true insight into the goings-on because of this. Are you his roommate? Are you in the locking room or on the practice field? Are you certain he's not putting in time building said chemistry? It may be true, but I doubt it. And he's only missing part of camp. He'd be cut if he didn't put the effort in. Your assertion that he can't have other interests is narrow minded. It is relevant. Many of the comments here are sarcastic, and vitriolic, about a borderline No. 3 wide receiver who may, or may not, be on the cusp but clearly has raw ability to be given the shot. Fans are too presumptuous and negative about people they hardly know. From what I know, he doesn't deserve it. I put that link up because he has ability and it appears he's a good person to boot, which is hardly a commodity in the NFL. If he can't hack it, he'll be cut. It's that simple.

This guy is a class act and still has promise. He hasn't been able to quite make it due to injury. Hate crap like this from fans. http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2014/11/07/marquise-goodwin-buffalo-bills/18680837/ How do you know that?

Baseball and football share 50 percent of the same letters. Therefore this desperate move has a 50 percent chance of success and 50 percent chance of failure.

This sounds like something from the Three Stooges. Dennis Thurman should make a point of reading news coverage in the offseason, followed by practicing how to do an interview, and learning how not to destroy amazing defenses. I have zero idea how much of the responsibility is his for the dismantling of our once formidable defense, but he needs to go.

Thanks for serving as the sacrificial lamb on Monday, Jan. 4, when you're fired for implementing Rex's inept defensive schemes.

It's what I would've written too. McCoy, amazing ability aside, is obnoxious. Me, me, me, me, me, me. All this build-up, jilted lover antics, implied bigotry, kissing the Eagles' logo, and not even having the class to shake hands? He deserves this opinion piece, and more.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fEpvOM8nixo Both of these jilted lovers need to get over it.

It's a pretty accurate analogy to our newfound obsession with safety, actually.

what, we've heard this "we're close but just can't do x or y" bit before? was it with marrone, gailey or jauron? wait...

The coach is always greener on the other side.

His biggest arrogance is that he feels his masterful schemes win the day and not star players.

if anyone wants to blame a conspiracy, it should be the Smoking Man. Three things need to happen to properly execute a conspiracy: 1. There needs to be clear benefit for EVERYBODY involved. Why would the 31 other team owners and NFL employees abide? 2. Everyone involved needs to prevent leakage of said conspiracy. Why wouldn't someone speak out? How wouldn't the media catch on? 3. Everyone involved needs to be super competent to pull off such a feat. When was the last time every single person on any team fit that description? As fans, we hyper focus on the bad calls that affect our teams. The indefensible blown calls Monday, for example, went two against Buffalo and one (perhaps a TD score) against NE. Perhaps the better explanation is that refs are human (they are) and that the Pats are really good (ditto).

We could also bring AK-47s... In all seriousness here, I agree on defense, but I think we win with ground and pound and frequent enough long shots and no mistakes OR PENALTIES. Going for the fence too frequently creates too many three and outs.