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It didn't help that Rambo (I'm pretty sure it was him) bit on someone crossing the middle, who was already covered by 2 players.

We'll get an idea after Bocephuz posts his OL review.

Thanks, I enjoyed re-reading the over-reaction to the pick. It is risky to second guess Whaley and his team (Monos/Fisher). They've had two excellent drafts. No one hits on all picks, but they have done what good teams do, find contributors and starters in the later rounds. While some have labelled Cockrell a bust, Pitt picked him up and he's getting some playing time.

While TT is no Fitz, I hope Whaley allows the season to play out before any extension talks occur. They have him locked in for at least 2 seasons, so there's no reason to pull a Nix here...

Been my sig line for quite some time now...

An interesting game. Both teams will be desperate for the W in the AFCE, and it's the first home game for the Fins and first road game for TT and the Bills. I think the Bill's O is getting close to breaking things open, but the first road game for TT has me worried. Fins have relied on the passing game, so this game comes down to the Bills' pass rush. If Albert is out, Jerry Hughes could be the difference maker... Bills 24 Fins 20

Maybe one of you experts can look at this in more detail, but when I was looking at the All-22 from WGR yesterday, I was thinking it really took too long for the WRs to get to space, especially when compared to what the Pats and Brady do.

Some did, some didn't http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/176946-the-afc-beast/

Before the season started I thought the Bills would be lucky to be 2-2 after the first 4 games. I think they will most certainly hit that mark, and possibly be 3-1. They were resilient against the best team in football. all is not lost...

Other options. There's the Lafayette Hotel too which is certainly walking distance to all or a block from the free main street metro rail. It has an upscale restaurant and a pub operated by Pearl Street Brewery. http://buffalobrewerydistrict.com/lafayette/about If you want to stay near the Elmwood strip, there's a new Inn in my neighborhood: http://www.innbuffalo.com/

I sure hope I'm wrong, and the D holds them to 20 or less. However, that still means the O has to come through with >20...

There is so much focus on Rex and his D against Brady, but this game will be won by G-Ro and what he does on O to counter Belichick's ability to confuse QBs. The Pats will score at least 24; the Bills will score more, and that will be the story of the game.

I think you are dead on here. There is so much focus on the Bills D matched up against Brady, the key to this game will be the offense scoring more than 27 points to win the game...

Looks as if Taylor was able to step into the throw to Clay it would've been a TD.

No doubt he needed to stick that dude, and I hope Taylor lets him know it.

Just watched that Harvin TD a couple more times. That was a great play by all. There is a perfect pocket, Taylor has looked off the safeties, so there is no deep help, and Harvin is steps ahead of his man. The throw looked smooth and effortless.

You're a bully...

My expectations for the O-line are "they will be average," which is a big leap over last year's bottom 3 (?) ranking. One has to believe/hope the right side will continually improve over the season, given their youth.

That around the NFL clip shows one of my favorite plays of the game, the little side arm to Shady that goes for 20+.

The reason it was on the first play was to make them think that "Taylor is our starting QB" was a ruse. Kind of a "I'm just !@#$ing with you play..."

All good stuff, and I would add Rambo deserves kudos in place of Graham.

Had a pint last night at Hydraulic Hearth. Nice crisp ale.

Sunday number one Colts and their favorite son Horse head on a bed...

Get ready to be criticized for putting the word "article" in your post title....