PolishDave

After the game, in EJ's presser he is going to say "I think I played pretty solid."

Team throwing in the towel......

This is how it looks when you make a team one dimensional and that dimension of their game sucks.

Time to start playing option football.

Announcers admit EJ's accuracy sucks.

start cooking unless you like your crow raw

how about run the ball?

Sorry..there was nothing solid about that drive.

For a tall QB he sure gets a lot of passes batted.

EJ can't expect more time to throw than that.....ridiculous.

OMG....how bad would you feel right now if you were a Jags fan..... That team sucks.

Mario is on a mission.

bradley will regret that if they eff this up

inexcusable ...dude was wide open by a mile.

If Percy is taking time for personal reasons, one has to assume that it is because he is contemplating leaving football because of his health. And if that is the case, then his heart is already out of football. It's kind of like when you start contemplating leaving your job for another one. Once you start entertaining the idea, its already over. You want out and it is inevitable. Even if Percy comes back, he won't be playing with his full potential. His heart won't be in it 100%. Maybe he still contributes to the team, but do we want another player playing like Orton did towards the end of the season last year? He could cost us a game if he does that. Percy...High five..thanks for the few moments....enjoy your retirement.

Yep. Injuries suck. And they are mostly to blame for a lot of the poor execution. If this team was perfectly healthy, it would have the potential to be competitive with any of the teams it lost to.

Cincy is good.

Please bring your brother Jesus with you. I think he is a good luck charm.

The more times you watch it, the guiltier he looks. Dude is a scumbag.

Yes this is one of the primary reasons why the Bills sucked on offense during the first half. I disagree with your number 4 statement. The reason he has so many big plays open up for him is because he is able to hold the ball so long without getting sacked. I am totally fine with him holding the ball for 4 or 5 seconds as long as he is not getting sacked. The Bills will have a lot more big plays if he continues doing that then they would if he is trying to get rid of the ball much faster. If he didn't have the natural skill to avoid the pass rush, then yes, I would want him to get rid of the ball quicker. Based on his skill set I say no. I am not worried one bit about how long he holds the ball. At least not as long as he is able to keep avoiding sacks. It is part of what makes him a more productive quarterback in my opinion.

Good post. I can totally relate. You have to keep these football games in perspective. Giving your heart to the Buffalo Bills unconditionally is like a young single guy allowing himself to fall in love with the hot little party girl who likes to flirt with all the guys. Man she is fun to ride but if you give her your heart, sooner or later (probably sooner) she will break your heart and let you down.

Yes it did. The playcalls in the first half on offense flat out sucked. Execution was bad, but the plays called were as bad if not worse. Roman didn't use Tyrod's mobility at all (or at least not enough) in the first half. Where were the read options? Where were the moving pockets an bootlegs? You have a legit dual threat QB, you may as well maximize the use of his skills and talents. This is even more true with Shady and Watkins out of the lineup. And giving up 16 points in the first half is not exactly playing good defense. The second half was much better, but it was too little too late. Poor coaching cost us big time in that game.

The one thing I was disappointed with in the fans this last game is that when the other team is in hurry up you have to start making noise as soon as the previous tackle is made and the refs spot the ball. The other team is at the line of scrimmage calling signals already. It seemed like it took the fans way too long to get their "loud" on. We still disrupted some plays but it could have been way better. The same issue happened in the Patriots game too. It seemed like whenever the other team got one first down, it took the wind out of the fans' sails (as if the fans expected the other team to never get a first down). As soon as the ball was spotted I would be trying to get loud and I would feel like an idiot because me and only a very tiny percentage of fans would be yelling at the time Eli was actually barking out calls. Fans need to get loud much sooner when the other team is in hurry up. I thought Bills fans were smarter and more motivated to actually help their team than that. Count me as disappointed.

Any team with a talented enough Qb (and smart enough coach) should and probably will attack the BIlls the same way. Maybe we see that this weekend with Mariotta. God I hope not.

Nonsense. You know how you sell more season tickets? You incentivize people to purchase them by offering little perks like that among other things like first dibs on playoff tickets if we ever get there again. And first dibs on big concerts that come through town. And not only that, but as a season ticket holder I like to pick up extra seats for certain games so I can bring other friends to those games. And I appreciate the fact that I get a shot to buy the better seats before they go on sale to the general public. My friends and I also like to attend some Bills away games. And I appreciate the fact that I can just go online and buy tickets to go see my team play on the road. I don't care if the people releasing those tickets for the other team are season ticket holders for that team or somebody else. Who cares? I think you are just mad that you aren't a season ticket holder. And there is a way to fix that. Welcome aboard. We'll see you in the stands next year.