Peter

If only we used McGahee the way he should be used and did not take him out of the game on nearly every third down. I think that Parrish will help the offense. He will free things up for the other receivers. The question will be whether our QB will have the time and the ability to find him.

Who is that guy who is the third ranked QB in the NFC?

It is amazing how "balanced" he suddenly has become once his boy became the starting QB rather than the other guy whom he continually singled out for all of the blame.

He was accused of doing the same thing against the Dolphins a couple of years ago. He said then that he was just yelling at Surtain and saliva inadvertently hit Surtain while he was yelling at him.

That is an eye opener.

If they really wanted to promote football in Mexico, they would have had "Ron Mexico" and the Falcons playing there tonight.

I agree. The problem with this team is not that we run Willis too much. It is that we do not use him enough. He clearly is the best player on the offense. Yet, we take him out on nearly every third down. Willis runs with a lot of heart even when he is not getting the holes that the line should be giving him. It is too bad that we do not have a passing game to make his job easier.

McGee is one of the most exciting guys on this team. I loved the way he did not give up. As someone posted above, his legs must have been shot when he tried to jump over Campbell.

It is amazing how many stupid penalties we have taken these past several years.

It is too early to tell. After the first drive, I thought that was turning things around. After that, he did not look like the QB of the "future" much less the present. He is in a very difficult position. He clearly is not ready to play. He was given control of the offense way too early while the team ignored other problems that are all too plain to see. The Bills outsmarted themselves. They decided to blame one guy for all of the problems that we have had rather than addressing the real problems with this team. At this point, we have no choice but to let the kid play and see what he is made out of. I really hope that he (and the rest of the team) can turn this thing around. Rather than being in year five of the five year plan, we may just be in year one or two.

If we had the first pick in the draft, we would have no choice but to take him. It would be pure idiocy not to take (even though we have other serious issues). Then again, I would not put it past TD et al to think that JP is better than Leinart.

Wade Phillips should still be the Bills coach. TD has done some good things, but among the bad decisions was telling Ralph to get rid of Wade before he was would take the GM job.

That is the point. We had other issues, which are being exposed for all to see.

Because there are some who cannot tell the difference between an NFL caliber QB and one who should be on the sideline this year learning the pro game before he his confidence gets completely shot.

If you think the mood today is bad, if we lose next week at home against the Dolphins, I cannot imagine how bad it is going to be. We better win next week. For the sanity of all of us.

There is no comparison between the way DB has been playing versus JP. It is the difference between night and day. Now that we have wasted the year for JP, I just hope that he can learn something from this season and he does not get destroyed mentally in the process.

I wish JP had played as "badly" as Bledsoe played today.

We probably have no choice but to stick with him this year. We have wasted this year for one player because TD and MM outsmarted themselves. We may as well see if he can dig himself out of the deep hole that he is in. We will find out whether he has what it takes. It looks like a wasted year anyway.

John McKay (when he was coach of the Bucs) was asked after another Tampa Bay loss, "What do you think about the execution of the team?" He answered: "I am in favor of it."

JPUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

That comment explains why he cannot complete a pass. He is high on crack.

The off season moves sealed the fate of this team this year.

The Bills are on the clock.

It is still pre-season.

There is no push Those guys got man handled when they needed to get the difficult yards.