Dan

Please, please explain how he's better than Drew. Please. I mean what has he ever done to show he should even be on an NFL roster?

I'd completely disagree that he's better than Bledsoe. Kitna lost his job to Plamer, so he can't be all that. Where does all this Kitna love come from? What did he do in Seatle or Cinci? I haven't seen him lead a team anywhere. Just look at this year, the Bengals were looking good until Palmer went down - Kitna took over and they sucked it up again. So how could anyone think he's an answer? Thisis quite baffling.

Please.... if we bring Kitna in here then I'm slitting my wrists. How long has he been in the league? When did he ever prove that he was a great QB? This post is right up there with some of the more absurd crap I've ever read. I mean I was hesitant to even post a response. Kitna? It would be funny except that I suspect some of you are actually serious about considering this guy.

That's the points. For months all I hear is talk about lets put JP in so we can finally win a Superbowl. And these same people completely ignore the fact that there's alot more wrong with this team than just Drew. I'm not saying we shouldn't JP. All I'm saying is that if we do start JP and we're still not in the superbowl, who will these same people start wanting to cut next?

What kills me about all you get rid of Drew nuts is that you completely ignore the fact that there's all these other players out there suckin it up too. Like a different post says... we're several players away from a good team. The damn Pitt scrubs walked all over our great D in the 4th q. Bottom line is this team needs more than just a new QB. I can only wonder what everyone would be complaining about today if JP was put in earlier in the season.

"the offense will be fixed" How can we make that assumption? The offense hasn't been fixed for years and all of a sudden its a given the offense will be fixed? I can't buy it. But, the arguement that the defense is lacking something is a good one. They performed extremely well; however, they seemed to have a knack for letting up at exactly the moment they shouldn't. Namely almost every 3rd and long situation.

Having one and being one can be 2 different things. Please explain.

Always stick to AFC. This year I'd like to see the Colts get there. If not then the Pats.

Why do we always have to bring up Flutie as though he's some horrible figure that blew a Superbowl for us? As I recall it all Flutie did was quarterback the team to a 10-5 record, get us into the playoffs, re-energize the franchise in the process, then get benched in the playoffs, and finally ridden out of town on a rail. Why - because he couldn't throw a long ball? He didn't look good in the pocket? It makes no sense to me. Part of me thinks this franchise is cursed for treating him like that.

please... if we can't get a better kicker in here next year.. then we're dooooomed.

I agree the line play improved but it was no where near great. And believe me, I'm not using this as an excuse to get rid of Drew. I'm all for trying JP. However, both sides of the line still get man handled when the game is on the line against a first rate oppenent. If we don't bring in some top talent on the line, I just don't think we'll ever take that next step. We may make the playoffs (heck we were almost did this year), but would we have beaten NE or Pitt this year? No way.

I've been saying it for years.... Drew may suck, sure. But so will JP or anyone else you put back there behind this line. We can talk sh-- all we want about how great the line improved this season. But the fact of the matter is that when the season was on the line and we were playing a quality opponent - we got pushed around like catholic school girls at a frat party. If wee don't upgrade our line - offensive and defensive - we'll never compete with the bid boys. Period.

I muted most of the 4th quarter because I was so sick of Randy's inane comments. He made a bad game worse.

Regardless of how they buy or when they buy, it was pretty sickening to to hear the Duece calls every time he ran the ball. I expected to see a rabid Bills team fueled by an insane home crowd with pandemonium running rampant as we stampeeded into the playoffs. Instead, the team looked flat, and the Steeler crowd seemed to cheer louder from the get go. If I didn't know better I would have thought the Steelers were the team trying to make the playoffs and the Bills were just there going through the motions because they had it locked up. I guess that's what troubles me the most about this loss.

The decision to kick wasn't bad. It's the safe thing to do. However, I think that was the flaw in the entire gameplan. We won 6 in a row by not being safe - we took chances, threw a few long passes, blitzed like crazy, ran trick plays. Where was all that yesterday? In my opinion, the game plan was too vanilla, too safe from the start. Am I wrong, but from my living room we looked flat and uninspired. It just didn't look like the sameteam that I had seen the last few weeks.