Optometric Insight

There's nothing the NFL can say that will explain that Vine, and it probably won't become as big of a deal as it should be. You can almost hear the NFL getting ready to sue the poster of that vine for copyright infringement or something.

Im at the point where my entire heart is pumped for the game, thinking that all the Bills have to do is play defense, get more turnovers than we give up, and just manage offensively and that a win is totally plausible! ....And then some deep crevice of my brain keeps reminding that this is the Broncos after all and that the Bills have been more disappointing than surprising lately

LOL at Brady's temper tantrum

I don't know about that, but he's definitely not better in turnovers and deep throws

Would it be better if the Pats* win, so it can be less likely that New England needs the win against us in Week 17?

But is he the most interesting man in the world?

I bet you would be the worlds most understanding Dad

Can't imagine falling in love with a city and a team and putting your life and body out there for them, and then being completely betrayed by that team's Front Office. He obviously just wanted to retire a Bill and be with the team for as long as he could, and they wouldn't let him, even with all the spirit and leadership he could have brought with him. It's heartbreaking

I bet you're the life of the party when you're tailgating....

Ive never come to know why S Florida gets the Bills v. Jets games. I'm glad for it, gives me a break from the lagging streams, just never understood it.

It was a must win because the chiefs are a viable contender for the other wild card spots, along with the chargers, who we also lost to... So unless one of those two teams start losing along with the rest of the AFC north, playoff wild card chances are bleak. However, AFC East division champion is a different discussion...

At the end of the season, I just don't want the Browns to have a top 15 pick.

Well, it's definitely more fun to think that they'll run the table, that they'll make up for this loss by beating one of the big 3 in December, and that we'll finally get it together. Too bad that it's also the most heartbreaking in the end.

One reason? I'll give you two: he can actually catch and I don't think he's being used properly. He's not a kick returner, kick returners make cuts and change directions quickly; Goodwin is a track guy and runs straight, fast. Create a mismatch with him, audible to a screen if the corners are playing off and hot route a fly when there's a man blitz or only one high safety.

I would love to see some of you guys in the same situation Chandler was in. Chandler was ready to celebrate a TD, then he saw the ball pop out. While he's sprinting full speed at the ball, he has to try to handle a bouncing football. Its not like this is a baseball, its a spinning football that bounces erratically. And even if he falls on the ball, he's, at most, two yards away and could easily go out of bounds before he gained control.

One of my pet peeves is when people say "The Bills should be _____, if they could just ______ and fix _______, we're looking at a playoff caliber team. Frankly, if the Jay Cutler didn't throw that INT to Kyle in the Bears game, if the Lions had any other kicker or if we didn't have Sammy making spectacular catches, if the Vikings could just stop one 4th and 20, the Bills are 3-7 and the season's over. Brown had the TD. That Chiefs defender had no chance at tackling Brown before the goal line with how fast Brown was going.

I doubt that a sneak was even the call, they were just trying to draw them off-sides. If it was supposed to be a sneak, why not hurry up to the line and snap it before the defensive line can even get set? It was either a gutless play call or terrible execution. This is one of the only plays that you can blame on the refs and not the players. This, and that Chandler "PI" call.

When we start converting turnovers into TDs and take advantage of short fields, we'll begin to win consistently against these good wild card teams and start getting these tiebreakers

I blame coaching, they have all these new plays in between the 20s, and then in the red zone, they throw everything out the window. The coaches go into the shotgun, the coaches put Brown in over Jackon, the coaches call 4 passing plays in a row in the red zone(and if they knew they were in four down territory, why have four endzone passes???), the coaches don't call blitzs on 3rd and long, the coaches are the castrated mules that don't go for it on 4th and a football length, but idiotic enough to go for it on 4th and 10. I saw only 3 players that single-handedly blew the game today: McKelvin, Brown, Lawson The Bills as a team grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory

They have all these creative plays when they're winning and then when they get into the red zone or are playing from behind, the coaching staff puckers up and panics.

If something was to change with the offensive playcalling, this week is the week to do it. With the bye, plenty of time to come up with new ideas and watch what works against the upcoming teams defenses, and it would be great to surprise the chiefs defense with some new stuff; we need a win against a team we shouldn't beat to get 10 wins. But if the Bills FO were to do something about Hackett after two wins, especially after today, it would genuinely surprise.

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A win's a win though. The way we won may not make some types of fans happy but this is a win we need for later in the season and hopefully this gives us a spark.

That drive was all Orton. If we had a decent coaching staff, we would be golden.

and no way he makes that pass to Woods ever