Dean Cain

Hackett won't hack-it in the NFL. Daddy's boys never do. See Lane Kiffin. Hackett inspires no one. He has the creativity of white paint.

First down is the most important down, and we got hammered on 1st down.

Will not argue his stats look better in the 2nd & 4th qtrs. Although I attribute this more to Hackett trying to establish the run and throwing on obvious passing downs in the 1st & 3rd. Games tend to open up more in the 2nd & 4th qtrs as the demands of the game - ie score dictates what plays a team runs.

oline will need to be dominant.

Is Brandon Lloyd a slot WR & did he even play in 2013? SJ getting beat by a guy 5 years older & past his prime would be a huge disappointment for SJ13.

It looks like Pegula is going to win by offering a $890m bid. It's a fair deal, over our 2013 forbes valuation. When this is over everyone with a vested interest wins; Bills fans, WNY, Wilson family, and Pegula.

2-14 implosion. EJ tears right ACL next week. Somehow Tebow wins 2 games.

Dixon > Tebow

Looked good to daddy.

Thankfully EJ is durable & will be a HOFer. Watkins is the second coming of Christ. All is well. All is well.

Tebow 38.5" vertical Manuel 34.0" vertical

Huh?

You lost me. Beer?

Marrone = Moron. Manuel = Capt Checkdown Hackett = Junior Varsity

Tebow's hand size 10-1/2" vs Manuel 10-1/4", just sayin.

Brandon is a high energy guy. If I'm Pegula I'd ask him what he wants to do.

What I feared - when out of town owners with deep pockets showed up.

A great book exposed the cheating....www.spygatebook.com/. Good interview here...http://www.trendingbuffalo.com/commentary/podcast/spygate-author-bryan-oleary/ My take is Bill Belichick continues to cheat to this day.

There is a reason Morgan Stanley is involved in the sale. My question is; do they make money off of the financed portion of the sale price, or take a small percentage off the sale price like a realtor selling a home? Imagine the commission on a $1.3 billion dollar sale. Damn!

Questionable logic. The Bills made between 30-40 million last year, and with a new stadium make 60 million. I question how a 1 billion stadium and the debt payments that come with it wouldn't cut into the bottom line. The Ralph is basically debt free, a new owner will carry around 200 million in borrowing cost for purchasing the franchise and 1/2 the cost of a stadium.

Well we got rid of our 2009 draft in Levitre & Byrd. Now it's time to dump a guy from 2010. Next year we'll move to 2011 and trade Dareus. The stupidity never ends.

A brief recap, lost on the road to New Orleans & the Patriots. Beat Fish on the road. Lost at home to Cincy. Beat Fish at home. Why are people so down on him losing at New Orleans & NE? Those are places NO ONE wins.

Frank Wychek.

Maybe in 100 years the NFL will be part of a global network of leagues, as seen in today's soccer. The facts are that football remains very much an American only sport. Even basketball has expanded beyond American borders. Can you even name a non-American groomed all-time great player? I know there's a few Canadians, a German Sebastian Vollmer, & a Polish kicker name Sebastian Janikowski, but seriously there are very few, due to the limited number of leagues globally. If the NFL was serious about growth they'd focus more on exporting their sport on a grassroots level. You cannot simply put a team in London, Tokyo, or Berlin and expect immediate success. Heck even the Bills latest foray into Canada has shown the lack of Canadian interest - Canada is a hockey first country.

Not finding a QB who can lead and win games with his arm. Being a bottom 1/3 spender in relation to salary cap ceiling. Having coaches who aren't capable of beating quality teams / coaches on the road. Not stopping the run. We've been terrible in this regard.