Peter

I do not disagree regarding the robot etc. I do like the guys that they had announcing the game. I also have to say that the CBS theme music gets tiresome - especially given that they play it all game long. The best was when (ESPN I think) was playing Led Zep coming out of breaks (was it last year?).

Done.

It does not look that way.

That sounds about right.

That really sucks. I feel bad for him (especially the way it happened) and I feel bad for us.

RIP Booker.

She is special. Did you see her on Kimmel last night? Wow.

This is my favorite from Ferris Bueller's Day Off: Twist and Shout

Nice post.

He had his back. I have no problem with that.

It would be nice to show the country that we are not all like Philadephia fans (i.e. a**holes).

Bingo.

It reminded me of that horrible spot that we got in the playoff game against the Titans. I cannot recall where there has been a "horrible" spot in our favor.

Well said. Given some of the vitriol that I have heard at both the stadium and have read on this board, I suppose this should not surprise me. I used to think that we had the best fans in the league until I heard fans cheering when one of our players got hurt some years ago at a home game. Nevertheless, I would like to think that we (Bills fans) are better than this. Those guys played their hearts out. There is no excuse for this sh*t.

Very true. He does care. I like that about him.

I am not saying he is a good option, but it would be funny to see Zack Thomas in a Bills uniform (especially after going through the pain of seeing our Thomas wear their uni for a year).

I am not saying that the following is true, but supposedly (according to someone I know from Dallas), there was a suggestion that the Cowpokes let him go because he lost some of his speed. I think that is probably just the Cowpokes trying to justify what they did. I do not know whether he is a fast as was in his prime, but the Pats obviously thought that they had to focus on defending against him. That shows he still is a threat.

Breaking one at the end of the game would have been nice, but he needs to know that the most important thing in that situation is not to turn the friggen ball over.

True, but I would rather lose knowing that we could and should have won the game rather than get hopelessly blown out by the Pats as we did a couple of years ago. Given the way they lost yesterday, I still have hope that they can make something of this season.

Me too. I am not a big fan of the cover two (at least the way we have performed using it), but, as the article points out, Brady threw two great balls on those TDs. The other thing is that we were not able to pressure him when it counted. By contrast, on our last drive, we could not protect when it counted. The fact of the matter is, notwithstanding the devastating loss, the Bills played better than any of us on this board could have imagined going into the game. As the pain begins to dissipate, I am going to focus on that and hope that we rebound against Tampa Bay.

DJ did not lose that game yesterday.

Who is this "Jouron" guy?

Agreed.

Good post.

According to the article, the Bills offensive line has the second fewest starts in the previous season of any team in the NFL since 1999 not counting expansion teams (second to the 2002 Giants).