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Great Post! I'm only at 26 years but I can still look at the big picture and you are right that things have not looked this good in a long time as an organization despite yesterday's dissapointing performance.

Double coverage in today's game does not always mean you're going to see 2 guys hitting the WR at the same time as the ball arrives. When you see EM catching a pass or getting thrown to it generally means they have found a way to motion him away from the extra coverage or he has run a come back route to avoid the over the top cover man. Moulds does not need to be a top 5 WR (although he is close) to have great value to the Bills. I already did agree that his salary will need to be restructured.

What really needs to happen next season is for the staff to allow JP and Drew to battle it out for the starting position during camp and pre-season. The better man will get the job. All the rest is mere opinion and speculation.

Kurt, you are wrong on your "8 in the box, don't worry about Moulds" theory. Although many teams have indeed loaded the box, if you actually watch the defenses they are rolling the safety to Moulds on almost every down, thus creating an Under/Over coverage on him. It was very apparent yesterday and at the other games I went to this season, as well as to a lesser extent on TV. Evans would not have produced half of his numbers this year if it wasn't for Moulds. I do agree that he needs to restructure his high salary though, and I think he will.

I agree, he has turned into a dissapointing Pats' licker, but damn he was good, and for a long time.

Do you know him personally?

As for consistency, year after year I'd go with a tie between Big Pat W and Freddie Smerlas. Single best season overall goes to big Ted. Sam is the most disruptive at any given opportunity. I don't know enough about Sestak to comment on him, though I remember his highlights were pretty eye opening when they put him on the Wall...

Boy I sure hope you're wrong about Jennings and Price. Not only losing one, but 2 quality tackles? Why is it that you forsee this happening?

Of course, I should have thought of that because it would have bordered on being original and I can't have any of that now

Can lemmings have minions?

If I only had known that I was an idiot lemming I never would have...... Aw skip it Love the mass generalizations boys! Keep it up and you'll put parents of southern school children in the 60's to shame Woohoo!

Very good points

I think you will feel better once you get past worrying about what the national media thinks of your favorite team...

I agree. I mean even with Andre Reed who similarly left on rough terms, he eventually came to his senses and realized what he had here. The team welcomed him back and allowed him to retire a Bill. Why not Bruce? C'mon Bruce, admit that your best days were spent here and be humble and retire a Bill....

It's not us I'm worried about as much as relying on the Colts and Rams in their respective stuations to Win for us. Keep TH out of it

I remember it. He was doing the same in the opener JAX game and then reverted to 2003 form until the miami game you speak of. I'm sure Sam Wyche has played a large roll in this as well.

I only wish I was confident in that happening

Ahh Yes, the Weather report suite, Here Comes Sunshine, Eyes, 1/2 step.... Good stuff!

Hey! you used that one already I love the Dead references. I see you're a big Help>Slip>Franklin's guy

If security does their job as it is intended they would be removed. I would think that yes, a metal object and a wooden stick would be treated diffently than a toy horn. Maybe not though....

Now THAT's cowbell!

... and then will be promptly removed once they are used in the stadium.

I'm sorry Bill, that honestly wasn't intended to single you out. I am done doing that since I have come to better understand you and you have made your points in a much more respectable manner of late. The hatred reference was a valid point IMO and there are many that express it by using what are well beyond derogatory terms to describe the man's play... As for your questions. 1) No, Henry is not as good as Dillon. I agree, and would rather have Dillon (minus attitude of course which he seems to have shed). My point was more in reference to the draft pick/trade question. 2) I think ALL GM's will notice this as you say AND will ALSO notice that there were atleast 10 other factors that contirbuted to the Bills turn around this season (hence my point re: exaggeration. You might rather have Bryson, but he is not 1/2 the back TH is, and in turn, TH is about 1/2 the back Willis is/ is going to be. I still say somewhere in the second and I also feel we could benefit from keeping him, but I could be wrong on both counts.

I agree with the fewer and fewer here who think we can get a 2nd for TH. Maybe not a high second, but somewhere in the round. Although he has flaws that obviously now have been exposed and he has not improved on (other than fumbling), those flaws are often exaggerated by folks who for some reason hate him. As positives he offers a tough, physical style, and good quickness. He never gives up and is a team oriented player as I have seen it. On a team with a fair to good passing game, he can compliment with a 1300 to 1400 10 TD season. There are bound to be plenty of coaches out there who think they can "fix" him.

It's kind of a group rally cry to help the Bills keep on winning and help the teams we need to lose, lose. A little group karma if you will.