Bob in NoCal

Ahhh, a good Skelton reference never gets old! ?

I'm with you, John, but isn't that more on the refs than our OL? A coupla late hit PF calls would have likely stopped that **** .

I don't care what happened between Lawson and Fournette, I put the blame for the scrum entirely on the back of Walt Coleman and crew for calling so many ticky-tack penalties throughout the game and creating a high degree of frustration among all the players.

I hadn't heard that Petrino was fired. Good offensive mind, maybe.................Nahhhhhh!!!

The "ignore" function is a great stress preventer.

I believe they only got a 5th for McCarron. Strongly feel it was a mistake to let him go leaving only Peterman and JA.

It appears that I am in the minority, but I am with the OP on this. I believe that the intense anti-Peterman pressure, especially after the Houston debacle, definitely was a factor in McD's decision to start Anderson against the Colts.

I have never, do not now, and will never understand the mentality of hoping that your team loses in order to secure a higher draft pick. I've been around for it all, guys, the Jackie Kemp years, the great offenses and horrible defenses of the OJ years, the Super Bowl years, and now the current state of affairs, and cannot imagine pulling for the Bills to lose for any reason. There, glad I said it, rip me if it makes you feel better.

Even though other OCs have had success calling plays from up in the booth, I agree that a move down to the sidelines for Daboll might be a good idea at this point.

I think you're wrong. But then again, you're pretty new around here.

And paralyzing neck injuries.