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Me, too. Twice!

By the way, nobody's helmet hit Holcomb in the chin on that fumble. How many times did Cross-breed make reference to that, incorrectly?

I just hate it when everyone in front of me feels the need to stand up for the whole game. This is especially true at Ohio Stadium for a Buckeyes game. Doesn't seem to be so bad at Bills games, but it's been awhile since I've been at one. Listen up folks. There's no need to stand. We can all see just fine if we all sit down. It's a time out. You can sit down now. Still standing......Ugggh!

We can see with precise clarity the running of Larry Johnson through the secondary. Great!

More info on the The Smoking Gun. Here's a link: Smoking Gun on this issue

Great, we play 4 of them this year.

Mike, If it took the Browns moving to Baltimore to rid Cleveland of Modell, then it was actually good for Cleveland that it happened. Now they've got a new team, with a better owner. It'll take some time, but I'm sure their new coach will have them competitive again. Model is a piece of garbage. I couldn't believe it when he was holding the Lombari Trophy and said, "I'd like to thank all the fans in Cleveland for their support over the years". What an ass!

I went f#@$%^g berserk, I was soooo pissed. Teased me all night long, and then that crap again!

I think Peters played a really good game for his first start EVER at tackle.

Crockett scored the last TD. Jordan already had 3. Zack Crockett, 2 Yd run (Sebastian Janikowski kick is good), 0:14. Drive: 15 plays, 69 yards in 7:27. That was a 1-4 team making a statement and proving something to themselves. I have no problem with it. They needed it for themselves.

Simon, In these dreaded days of desperation, we need your sage advice and wise commentary. Please tell us what's wrong with our team and what needs to be fixed so we can once again be happy with our Bills. Cya!

Our team suffers from a chronic case of "SUCKTOSIS".

We're gonna crucify 'em anyway!

I heard his name yesterday when he was chasing Crockett on the big gain. He didn't cover him, and he didn't tackle him, either....

Never bet ON them, either.

6-2 and looking good. At least we've got one team in town with a chance to win!

And he certainly had the time to thrown downfield, too. No pass rush whatsoever!

Clements sucked all day. He's sucked all year. Let him go. I'm tired of his garbage, and he's not worth the money he wants.

After having both ACL's reconstructed, I've become somewhat expert in seeing ACL tears in football games. I am sorry to say that I think our dynamic returner and BEST cornerback is out for the season. Just as he was about to sign a long-term deal, too. Too bad for the kid.

How about Bob Kalsu, a real American Hero?

Yeah, I heard that, and wondered, "WTF did he just say?" That was an awesome game.

I agree with that assessment. I'm tired of Clements. He gets burned way too much. McGee is the better corner right now, and way more valuable to the team.

Terrorists. That's why. Those bastards would love to kill 5-10000 with one martyr.

ACLU = RJ

I couldn't agree more with this article. It all starts up front, my friends..... Article Location Buffalo Bills Believe it or not: Bills don't miss Bledsoe By Connor Byrne ; 10/13/05 Despite a red hot start that is making Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Drew Bledsoe look better than ever, his ex-team, the Buffalo Bills, don’t miss him. It's true that the Bills' starting quarterback duo of J.P. Losman and Kelly Holcomb have combined for just 2 touchdown passes and 2 interceptions, leading many Bills fans to begin missing Bledsoe’s cannon arm. Why? Because Bledsoe has looked tremendous so far this season throwing for 10 touchdowns, 1,351 yards, and a QB rating of 102.0. After seeing the stats for Bledsoe and for the Bills' two quarterbacks, you must think I'm crazy for saying the Buffalo Bills shouldn’t miss him. The reason the Bills shouldn’t miss him has to do totally with offensive line play. The Cowboys have assembled a solid offensive line that has been above average and given Bledsoe time in the pocket. When he has time, Bledsoe is among the best quarterbacks in football because he's blessed with an incredible arm. The Cowboys have started the year 3-2 and Bledsoe has been sacked just 10 times. If he was in Buffalo, his passing numbers and sack totals would be far worse. That's a given considering Buffalo's atrocious offensive line. In his three years in Buffalo, Bledsoe was sacked a total of 140 times. It's true that some of the sacks were his fault but most of them were not. With an offensive line that bad, one wonders whether the likes of Peyton Manning or Tom Brady could have even succeeded over that time span. So far this season, the Buffalo Bills' line has surrendered 13 sacks during the team's 2-3 start. It could be a far larger number had it not been for quarterback J.P. Losman's ability to escape the rush during his four starts. Last week, new starter Kelly Holcomb was brought down 3 times in his Bills' debut. If Bledsoe was still with the Bills, he probably would have been sacked 20 times by now. With his lack of mobility combined with the Bills' poor line, he should be thrilled that he was cut by the team in February. Thus, Buffalo doesn't miss Bledsoe because they would not be getting anything out of him. Cowboys' coach Bill Parcells knows exactly how to utilize his strengths and their offensive line has been really good so far. If he was still in Buffalo, Bledsoe would have continued to be public enemy number one even though his struggles should have been directly attributed to the offensive line.