Blade4Vor

Deonte Thompson has added some excitement to a passing game that has been mostly non-existent. I really hope he can play Sunday! Hopefully, this is mostly precautionary in regard to the shoulder injury.

We haven't made the playoffs for 15 years. Until the Bills do something, there isn't going to be any optimism about the team coming from much of anywhere, but One Bills Drive and us, the fans. It seems to be chic with the press to be down on the Bills. They figure the odds are on their side to be negative.

I was so relieved when Tyrod was named the starter. Then, I was waiting for the other shoe to drop. After Cassel was cut, I thought, "Wow, this feels different! It's not the "same old, same old." To me, if the team kept Cassel, it would have been to go conservative after the powers that be got nervous 4-5 weeks into the regular season. I don't feel any second guessing with this coaching staff. They seem confident in their decisions. There's going without a safety net. For better or worse. I think it makes sense to go with TT and EJ. Similar skillset (no not identical) that can stay with the same offense regardless of what happens.

I voted Clay, because he's a good blocker and he's a threat catching the ball. Incognito, Miller, and TT are right up there at the top of the list too, IMHO.

20/29 for 219 yards w/ 2 TD's and 1INT 6 rushes for 78 yards w/ 1 TD I can see Roman mixing in plenty of planned roll outs/bootlegs along with what happens just to avoid pressure. Tyrod will definitely need to build chemistry with the guys who have been nursing injuries, but wouldn't these players with more talent help to make him look better? (maybe I'm being too optimistic)