R. Rich

Everything is proceeding as you have forseen, Scott?

No, but if you find out, let me know. I have the ticket and tivo, and have not received any highlights.

Well said. Like you, I have not given up either. But, they have to show and prove. I don't automatically go into the game thinking Bledsoe will throw for 300 yards and 3 or 4 TDs with no picks, or that Travis will rush for 150 yards, or that the defensive front will come up with 5 or 6 sacks. They have to show me something.

It's a favorite of mine, but not the best I've ever tasted. I had some really good brews in the years I spent in Germany.

It's just plain laziness in a lot of cases, John. It's easier to try to run around an offensive lineman than trying an inside stunt move or taking the lineman on.

My point is, for any positives, we've seen just as many negatives. As a fan, I remain hopeful for better things, but it will be something I'll believe when I see it.

I agree on the Amstel and even the Sam, but I'm not a real big Coors Light fan. I don't dislike it, but it's not one of my first choices either.

You got it, Frez. I was at the Browns-Steelers game and watcing Roethlisberger perform was very refreshing. He's for real, folks.

The way we took the lead, or the way we pissed it away?

Yeah, the pass rush is not very good right now. No consistency from ANY of them, including Schobel.

Other than blind faith, John, what do you base this on? What have we seen to date from this year's Bills that we can point to as proof that we're going to turn it around?

Man, have things sunk low here. We're debating the worst drafts now? Thanks a lot, Donahoe and company!

I stand corrected.

Leave it to 'Guest' to put some perspective on things.

Which light beers do you drink?

If only you could orchestrate trades in the real world as well as you can on Madden or ESPN football, huh?

No hog-tying or upper deck jumping is necessary.

Miller Lite is awful. I'm no fan of Coors Light, but I'd drink that over Miller Lite any day.

I'd chalk it up to miscommunication, poor fundamentals, lack of talent, and lack of focus.

Now, if only they could put some more taste into it.

It's a tough time, that's for sure. Try not to let it consume you though.

They're not close enough.

I'm not a big fan of light beers, but IC Light and Amstel Light are okay.

They could have negative wins?

Bill, I am no expert on anything except not being an expert. Barron is a great pro prospect, but I don't consider him the runaway top pick at tackle, like Gallery last season. Here's a few others to watch at tackle: Andrew Whitworth, LSU Calvin Armstrong, Washington State Adam Stenavich, Michigan Daniel Loper Texas Tech Marcus McNeill, Auburn (this guy is tough!) Eric Winston, Miami-Fla Jammal Brown, Oklahoma Max Jean-Gilles, Georgia I still prefer to watch the interior OL, as we need those guys more. Here's just a few names I've been trying to watch this season. Guards: Chris Kemoeatu, Utah Elton Brown, Virginia David Baas, Michigan Mark Setterstrom, Minnesota C.J. Brooks, Maryland Sam Mayes, Oklahoma State Tyler Reed, Penn State Centers: Ben Wilkerson, LSU Jed Paulsen, NC State Matt Brock, Oregon State Chris Spencer, Ole Miss Donovan Raiola, Wisconsin If you get a chance, take a look at some of these guys when their teams are on.