Uncle Monkeyhead

Nice!!!

That in itself is the problem....it's a fine thought but we had one tight end capable of this, and the running game wasn't doing enough. So that's where getting the ball into the big time playmaker's hands has to be part of the gameplan as well, when you are behind and you don't have the luxury of continuing the gameplan that you mentioned. When you give up as much as they did for Watkins, you expect him to get the ball against your biggest rival in the biggest games

Exactly JR. and D10....this guy was brought here for max production any way possible. Hell, put him in the backfield and hand it off to him as a change of pace....something....anything!

Yup....op, I feel the same way, but not only on that 3rd and long. And how do you have a rook on gronkowski in that situation? Also the zebras were once again very predictable with some horsh*+ calls to kill us on both sides of the ball in crucial situations

People like to call games later in the season, with more acute mathematical implications, as "must win" games. And rightfully so. But I think this weeks game is a must win game. You are right....it's bigger than just first place 6 weeks in. This is a game that if won, can have that benchmark affect on a team like the Bills with all the recent history of sub-mediocrity. Biggest game of the year so far in this division.

Well you might lose in points, but you win in the Balls Dept

Curious....who did you let go to claim Orton and who are you benching??? This I gotta know

Yeah, I always cringe when I see folks on this forum poking fun at Brady after a loss or tough outing. He freaking owns this franchise much like Shula did in the 70's. We have had a decade of Pinto with bondo and we laugh at a Cadillac with a bird dropping on it.

Sammy possesses the raw ability to be dynamic in the slot, with potential to be great.....and I'm talking taking the position to a level higher than Welker in his prime in NE. He has the rare athltetesim to be more of a threat after the catch than Welker did, and he was pretty good himself. But Watkins also brings the ability to break tackles...this is another difference he brings to the slot position. He can also be a deep threat WR. So he's more versatile than Woods, or has the quick potential to be. I like Woods more as an intermediate threat...and possession receiver. His route running is way more crisp than Watkins at this point. Both have different skills to bring to an offense. Its a good mix to have.

Hahahaa!!! For me, the minute he points out the Mike LB, I'm giving up on him and call him a poser

Hahahaa!!! For me, the minute he points out the Mike LB, I'm giving up on him and calling him a poser

Refreshing to hear the truth. These are people. Individuals with real thoughts and opinions. I think the safe cliche route of answerring questions makes me feel like I just wasted my time listening or watching. Talk on, Sammy. And btw, Sammy did say he could do better himself.

While I will enjoy it at this time and keep replaying parts of the Monday night game I recorded, I will curb my excitement......because I've seen this before where it looks dire for the Evil Empire only to have them still end up killing us and taking the division easily.

I always hated when Derek Jeter scratched his nut(s) at the plate. Who does he think he is, John Kruk?

Hope that umbrella is jumbo sized. Storm rolled in.

8's probably low balling it. Just threw a number out there.

While this is true, there is another element that the average idiot on the street doesn't have. And this is the case for all professional sports and celebrities. It's massive amounts of cash in the hands of those who haven't had to live in the same "world" as the average joe. Then these folks are treated like and viewed as royalty through the media and fans. I always laugh inside when I see players and coaches in press conferences, dressed in suits, mics and cameras hanging on their every word....like they just signed a peace treaty or saved a village from a massive catastrophe. The ratio here doesn't jive with the rest of the world. 8 out of 1660 is still a pretty high number for criminal behavior within a specific group

Wow! That's all I can say

That's a very accurate assessment of the Bills and being a fan. I actually believe that this loss will benefit the younger players on this team, including EJ. Get this ugly loss in early.... Just in time to expose where they are at as a team. They needed a reminder of why they need to keep working even harder. To me, a win with mistakes doesn't help them see the things that need improvement more than a loss with the same mistakes. They need to play hungry all year. I think some of the team were feeling a little too good about themselves....including the coaching staff. Does Doug start Graham over Leodis? Does Schwartz put Searcy in position to help covering in lieu of having P Brown learn painfully on the fly? These are some examples that I think the coaching staff has to look into. We'll see real accountability if they make some well needed adjustments going forward. Hopefully the Chargers did that for us.

That sonofabum

I've had a man crush on him since his AFC east days

Kind of interesting little forum game....pick the player you'd want most from weekly opponent. Kyle came up a lot. My picks from the Bills first 3 opponents would be: Brandon Marshall Branden Albert Rivers (with Gates and Weddle not far behind) http://forums.chargers.com/showthread.php?t=101819

Gracias, WSS!

These guys are doing it again...... How could these guys be so out of touch and not know what the game at the Ralph meant to this team and the city going into last Sunday? I mean, it should have been a landslide of Bills picks. I even made it my survivor pick. There was no way the Bills were going to lose. No way. This week it is a different story, but not that much....still a lot of high emotion for the team and the crowd. I see Buf 30, SD 24

I might be wrong, and I don't claim to know anything about the material, but doesn't it seem like Seattle's jerseys are of a very dense fabric? It just looks like it's not as breathable as the the average NFL jersey. Denver's look that way as well, and so did our putrid pinstripe jerseys of the Drew Bledsoe days. Seahawks looked like they were suffocating in that heat.