JohninMinn.

That's a perfect response. I wish more people were familiar with the Bible and how God wants us to live.

That would have been a perfect time to put that peter pan fairy picture in. I cracked myself up thinkin about it...

How come nobody mentioned the Hummer????? I picture anyone behind the wheel of that monstrosity an egocentric retard. UGLY! and STUPID.

OMG avatar?

Thanks for the link all year.. Dr. Z is no fool!

I picked a bad day to quit sniffing glue..... oops wrong movie

There goes the season ticket base...

JP is not ready. Stick with Bledsoe!

Me and Drew vote for this guy!

No Lettuce either. Plants feel pain. Tang is the only thing left.

This thread is easy to sum up. Bills fans under the age of 12 want JP to start.

No read the whole quote. geeeez

The point is 7 out of 10 people walking on this planet are too ____ to get the point.

The point is Moulds drops those now! Geeez

The Bills were one of only two teams with just three 20-catch receivers. Twenty-two teams had at least five. Bledsoe had no dependable third option at wideout. Tight end Mark Campbell was just becoming a viable part of the offense when he was lost for the season. Then tight end Tim Euhus went down. Eric Moulds, like many a star wideout, wants nothing to do with the lead pass thrown over the middle. Bledsoe's receiving options were, to some degree, minimized by a simplified offense designed to protect him from the sack. But let's be honest. When Josh Reed is your third receiver, how many times are you going that way anyway? Releasing Bobby Shaw might have made a necessary point, but it also gave Bledsoe one fewer experienced receiver. To say that Bledsoe can't win a Super Bowl is a safe play against the odds. Many great ones haven't. In fact, of the league's current starting quarterbacks, only Tom Brady and Brett Favre have. He's expendable...

Someone said Jerry The Fairy was right on yesterday. Well Bob is the one who knows football. BTW I hope Moulds is ashamed!

Bills ready to stick with Bledsoe as starter By JOHN WAWROW, AP Sports Writer January 4, 2005 AP - Jan 3, 1:18 pm EST More Photos ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- Sub-par numbers aside, quarterback Drew Bledsoe is confident he's earned the right to remain the Buffalo Bills' starter heading into next season. ``It's my team,'' Bledsoe said this week after the Bills missed the playoffs for the fifth consecutive year despite a strong finish. The Bills -- from coach Mike Mularkey to team owner Ralph Wilson -- agree with Bledsoe. ``It wasn't all Drew,'' Wilson said, following Buffalo's season-ending loss Sunday to Pittsburgh, when Bledsoe struggled. Mularkey shrugged off questions of Bledsoe's so-so passing numbers, saying the only figure that counted was the nine games his quarterback helped win this season. ``It's do you win or lose? That's the stat that comes out most,'' Mularkey said. ``I don't know what the rest has to do with performance to be honest with you.'' The Bills (9-7) enjoyed their first winning season since 1999, and first in three years since acquiring Bledsoe in from New England in 2002. 2005 Version Yes!

Part of the recovery process...

Well said Steve.

And I thought you were being sarcastic all this time. To have that much venom toward a little fun on a message board means I am smarter than you. Talk about having issues....

and don't forget dirty fingernails... kinda like "carnie" hands.

From the Buffalo News: "I don't think that Drew has a heckuva lot of time to throw the ball. The guys are right on top of him. By the time he gets back, boom. We've got to straighten the offense out all the way around. There's not much blocking. The whole scheme of it has to be straightened out. I just think we've got better players than we've shown." This was Ralph Wilson's response. Ron Jaworski, the former Philadelphia Eagles great quarterback and ESPN analyst, agreed with Wilson after the game. "There is no doubt in my mind he can still win," Jaworski said. "Drew is one of those guys who needs protection. He's what I call a plant, step and throw quarterback. He needs to be comfortable in the pocket where he can do that. If you start showing color in his face and he starts throwing off his back foot because of pressure up the middle, he becomes a little bit erratic. When you build around him, you have to start with the interior of the offensive line. I think Drew is still a very, very good quarterback in this league."

That not JohninMinn.'s Opinion

Maybe if I was on a ship 12000 miles away I could be happy. All we have is today. Tomorrow is no guarantee. Waiting till next year and all the mini camps draft crap etc is for Madden players who dont' realize the winning streak momentum the Bills just wasted!

From the Buffalo News: "I don't think that Drew has a heckuva lot of time to throw the ball. The guys are right on top of him. By the time he gets back, boom. We've got to straighten the offense out all the way around. There's not much blocking. The whole scheme of it has to be straightened out. I just think we've got better players than we've shown." This was Ralph Wilson's response. Ron Jaworski, the former Philadelphia Eagles great quarterback and ESPN analyst, agreed with Wilson after the game. "There is no doubt in my mind he can still win," Jaworski said. "Drew is one of those guys who needs protection. He's what I call a plant, step and throw quarterback. He needs to be comfortable in the pocket where he can do that. If you start showing color in his face and he starts throwing off his back foot because of pressure up the middle, he becomes a little bit erratic. When you build around him, you have to start with the interior of the offensive line. I think Drew is still a very, very good quarterback in this league."