BillsClinton

I miss Bob Woods

Bad pass

He was literally half (108 of 223) of our entire offensive output.

You can't pin this on the defense.

They don't have enough talent to play to win either.

Yes, but... talent + teamwork > no talent + teamwork

I expect our defense to be good. I expect our offense to be bad.

What Bills oline?

Passing the ball extremely well today.

Was the Giant fan Dave Gettleman? Otherwise it's moot.

The folks that are balking at the hypothetical idea of trading two 1sts for Jimmy G because 7 NFL starts isn't a large enough sample size are likely the same people who would be happy to trade those two 1sts to move up and grab their college QB of choice with zero NFL experience. (again this is hypothetical, since SF is not letting him go)

In before lock!!!!

This is the reason I read TBD. The absolute worst take of all time. I love you all. Goodnight.

like to see some play action

Definitely! Plus I'd appreciate the quieter vibe.

This thread has become a bit derailed but I would love this. Currently living in Brooklyn but would make it up to EV. McFadden's is not really my scene.

Hate this.

The problem with this is that Doug Marrone was asked last year about lining up CJ at WR and he basically said something to the effect of, "why would we do that? he's a running back." I think that says a lot about the lack of creativity in our play calling. Also the fact that we didn't motion pre-snap ONCE last year... I agree now that the weapons are in place that this season is on EJ, but I can't take the onus of blame off of Hackett if he fails to put our players in position to succeed.

I would have to think the Bills have Mathews ahead of Robinson and Lewan on their board. And I'm pretty sure they wouldn't take Mosley over Evans or Ebron if all three were available at 9.

From wikipedia... very interesting... NFL Match-ups[edit] Kaufman has had success against the NFL-bound defensive backs he faced in college. Against Desmond Trufant (Falcons) he caught 10 passes for 140 yards.[17] Against Josh Aubrey (Browns) he caught 6 passes for 70 yards and 1 touchdown.[18] Against Jimmy Wilson (Dolphins) 5 catches for 119 yards and 1 touchdown [19] Against Isiah Frey (Bears) 4 catches for 35 yards and 1 touchdown [20] Against DeShawn Shead (Seahawks) 3 catches for 57 yards and 1 touchdown.[21] Against Marcus Burley (Jaguars) and Anthony Walters (Bears) he caught 9 passes for 120 yards and 2 touchdowns (2010 National Championship game)[22] Against Daxton Swanson (Colts) he caught 9 passes for 216 yards and 3 touchdowns. (This was the last game of his collegiate career, in which Kaufman surpassed Eddie Conti, as well as Jerry Rice, to set the all-time FCS single-season receiving yardage record with 1,850 yards.)[23] [24]

Aww maybe you're right buddy, I'm not a "REAL FAN" like you. I'm just some schmuck who places his own ideological, political, and cultural beliefs and preferences above their undying love for a sports team that's caused nothing but grief in the last decade and a half.

Man to be completely honest, I would think long and hard about continuing my support for the Buffalo Bills if Trump was the owner, even if he kept it in Buffalo. In some ways, a football franchise reflects the consciousness of their owner, and Trump is not anyone I'd want near something I love.

I am a fan of Ebron but for some reason, 3TD during his junior year doesn't really translate to 9TD in the pros.