TPS

Another article on Gilmore. http://news.yahoo.com/stephon-gilmore-secret-nfl-superstar-080000450.html

It is our turn, and don't call me Shirley...

35-27 Bills!

This guys at least knows the Bills. Good piece. http://sports.yahoo.com/news/super-bowl-sleeper-pick-bills-043559686.html

Still, it's funny.

Am I the only one who got a kick out of this line for the Pats?

http://nypost.com/2015/09/09/afc-preview-who-will-challenge-the-patriots/ The last line on the Pats review is funny...

If Tyrod pans out, and EJ continues to show improvement and development, the Bills (Whaley) are going to be in a very interesting position next year.

For those coming to town this weekend, Sabres prospects games:

I'm sure he will use the same philosophy as he does on D, multiple looks with a game plan focused on the opponent's weaknesses.

Looking ahead, he will be fresh and raring to go against the Pats. Brady may wish he had accepted the 4 game suspension...

Great stuff. I'm expecting a final score that combines for close to 60 points, 35-27 good guys....

It would be interesting to re-set the "confidence in Whaley" poll at this point.....

For a longer term crystal ball, with the Bills on the upswing, 2016 and 2017 won't be the years to draft a QB given they will be picking at 32. Hopefully, they will have an off year after the Super Bowl wins, then be in position to select J. Rosen of UCLA in 2018....

Been my sig line for quite some time now. The Pack was my dad's team (he was born in Oshkosh), so they've always been my second team. Cheers and good luck!

McKelvin out most likely saves Meeks until then.

I beleive they were 4th and 5th round picks respectively. If Cockrell doesn't get picked up for PS, then you're right there. I'm sure they will try to upgrade for Richardson on the waiver wire, but we'll then see if they try to pick him up for PS too. It's way too early to judge them as busts or bad picks...

For those coming to games, the venue is finally open. Here's a nice little piece on some of the amenities, and more interesting it gives you a taste about the current "Buffalo vibe..." http://buffalorising.com/2015/09/panorama-on-seven/

Sounds like the key for Bills will be to disrupt the short, quick passes by pressing receivers at the line. Also looking forward to the Hughes match up with their LT.

That is my take too, money was a minor consideration. I really wanted to see Freddie as a Bill in the playoffs, but this isn't a sentimental business. Brown is the most similar to McCoy, Boobie plays all facets of ST, and Karlos has great potential while adding to ST now. Keeping Freddie means losing one of the other players, and dressing him for games means not dressing a very good ST player.

If they haven't given up on him, then we will most likely see him on the PS.

I'm looking forward to the post-season game between the Bills led by Taylor and the Ravens by Flacco....

Brown is the insurance if McCoy goes down. He'll make the team but most liky sit out games for reason noted above.

Easley has talent, and was pretty raw when the Bills got him. He most likely was never a good NFL caliber route runner, and I'm sure he, as much as anyone at the WR position, has been helped tremendously by Lal.

so, you're saying the leftist agenda is broader than 2+2?