LabattBlue

My favorite!

Just my 2 cents... - If an indoor stadium is built, a large majority(at least 90-95%) of the fans who attend games now, would still attend. - If an indoor stadium is built, a large number of fans who refuse to attend games in inclement weather at RWS, would start attending more games. Bottom line...net increase in fans attending games(this assumes prices increase, but don't go through the roof crazy).

Did you miss the part of the article discussing how he is broke?

This was speculated by Bruce Smith at the end of the article... "...The Bills declined to comment on Smith’s frustrations. Smith conceded the Bills could be in an awkward spot by assisting one former player but not all of them."

The reason why the Bills were dominant is because THEY WERE THE BETTER TEAM. There is little advantage for the Bills considering they practice all week long in the field house. I know some fans like to believe is it an advantage when it is blizzard conditions out there, but I cannot disagree more with this premise.

If today wasn't a must win as some thought, then Thursday is definitely a MUST WIN. If they lose...forgot playoff talk.

How the hell in a game where the Bills couldn't get out of their own way, can you blame the officials?

I agree.

4 mind boggling events... 1 - Bryce Brown fumble on a play where if tackled would have been 1st and goal inside the 5. 2 - Chandlers inability to easily grab Brown's fumble in the endzone. 3 - McKelvin fumble leading to game winning score for KC. 4 - Four incomplete passes to the endzone from 1st and 10 at the 15 with the Bills in a great position to score. The OC has been stubborn and has been running the ball all year long, and with the game on the line in a situation where they were in 4 down territory...4 pass plays. That being said, 4 pretty bad throws by Orton in that situation.

American football would never succeed long term in soccer crazed Europe. I wish Goodell would drop the London games all together, but it looks like he is hell bent on keeping it going. Who knows what blue sky plans are discussed behind closed doors.

One of the HoF TSW threads... http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/23265-donahoe-is-the-son-of-satan/page__hl__satan

Got me there. Nice one.

Lets see you stand in the pocket over and over again with 300 pound lineman coming at you full speed while attempting to throw a football with accuracy, and then we will find out who the fairy is. :lol:

I think youse would be right.

Before you call for his head... 1 - Who decides what players start on the OL? 2 - Who comes up with the blocking schemes for the designed plays? Once you find that out, then you have your scapegoat for the sub-par OL play this season.

....or better yet rent a limo bus or town car and no one has to be the DD.

I meant their DL.

Well then respond to TBD, and not me.

They were bad before the game and bad afterwards. Their is no such thing as "the best 1-7 team". Their skills positions all SUCK, and outside of their front 4, I am not sure where they are even mediocre.

Abbott & Costello aka Marrone and Hackett are in WAY OVER THEIR HEADS. Their bozo inspired decisions & playcalling will allow the Bills to beat the bad teams in spite of them, but will get them totally outclassed come December when the games mean the most.

Trolley Stop?

Aren't you the same guy who started a poll about himself asking if you should stay or go? Maybe you should have ignored the results of that poll.

That makes two of us.

My observation...most WR's don't get that much separation unless coverages are blown. The difference is having a QB who can accurately throw the ball into tight coverage.

Watkins % of receptions that go for a 1st down is mind boggling. 77.1%. That is tops among the top 50 players in terms of receptions. I'll admit I was skeptical of the trade because of what they gave up, but he has been very good as a rookie to date.