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Who cares? They are nicely compensated. I don’t always like work either. Poor guys.

Nothing north of the city in that weather image. Build a new stadium there, and all of you snowflakes will be happy. No need for a Dome.

Enough whining. This is getting annoying.

Because in the good weather our passing attack is so fierce?

I have a question for all of you whining about the weather. Does it ruin the high quality of Bills football? I don’t know if I’d be very interested if the weather was good.

See previous post. North of the city doesn’t recieve much more snow than the average Midwest city. Build stadium north of city.

Or just build the stadium north of the city.

Gore running for 200 would be really Billsy.

Yes, I think that’s the answer to a lot this season.

I see your point, but the shotgun snaps didn’t look so great either. I’d rather slip than turn the ball over. Turnovers will be huge in this game.

Cool. Have the third string QB throw. Dennison is stilll dumb in the snow as well.

Why so many shotgun snaps in the snow?

Maybe we should buy him tickets to a Rams game. They are a true playoff contender, and they have a tremendous following.

Absolutely. Attending a game is all about the atmosphere. Whenever I attend a game, I’m amazed by how much I missed after seeing the telecast later on. The game is the entertainment to the largest party in Buffalo. Watching the Colts in December is a lose lose scenario. A victory does little to excite, while a loss would simply add to the depressing nature of this team. I’ve admittedly become too jaded. For many years I’d never dream of missing a Bills game, but that’s changed a bit over the past few seasons. My interest in this team wanes heavily by December every season. I’d like to think that I’m still a devout fan, but just not at the level of those who never miss a game. I can only imagine how disinterested the casual fans are.

This topic comes up every season at this time of the year. Why would anyone want to go to this game? That’s the real question. I’ll only watch on TV because I have nothing else to do. I wouldn’t put effort into leaving the house to attend. This season is toast, and there is very little intrigue to this game.

Steelers and Pats are the definition of classless. They are also two of the most consistently good franchises. Sometimes playing with an edge is what makes a team winners. Often that’s how you do beat the crap out of opponents. It’s not politically correct, and in today’s NFL no one wants to hear it, but it’s the reality.

Must be Mr. Rogers hood, because they are quite forgiving of those who assault their neighbors.

Coughlin is somehow very underrated. He has a great football mind.

Luck is in Europe looking for medical miracles, and it’s too soon to fit Watson for a HOF jacket. I think the Jags have a bright future in that division.

There is where “the process” lost me. It began with the appearance that it was all about accumulating draft choices. We traded away several big names with the idea of building in the draft. Then the regime begins to do the opposite. We give up a comp pick for average players, and trade away several picks for Benjamin. I don’t have to agree with everything a regime does to appreciate their thought process. However, I become completely lost when there is no consistency to a plan.

This story of the game was a team who doesn’t have a QB. Eric Lee should be the least of our concerns. Everyone gets their chance to make plays when they are on a great team. Lee was the beneficiary of one of the worst red zone passes of all time. Lets not get carried away. I’m not extremely stressed about losing Lee, but losing a comp pick to keep those guys was a terrible move. The Ducasse phenomenon is incredible.

The Pats are one of the main reasons for the decline of the NFL. Dynasty’s are annoying enough to the average fan. One that is given special treatment and cheats pushes fans away. It’s difficult not to be disgusted with the way the league operates.

The guy is right. Gronk wouldn’t have gotten a concussion. How would you be able to analyze him for one?

I don’t think that many QB’s could excel with this receiver corps. That doesn’t mean we can’t evaluate TT. The deficiencies in his game are apparent regardless. There are many things that NFL QB’s must do to win. TT is incapable of too many of them.

Aren’t numbers the same thing people have continually used to defend TT? Cousins has all the stats, except for the wins. I understand that football is a team game, but he never wins big games. That scares me quite a bit.