TheBillsWillRiseAgain

I believe in Whaley 100%. He's done enough to prove to me that he's capable of making some really, really smart moves and seeing talent where other teams may not. Kiko in the second, Hughes for Shepphard, Robey as an undrafted rookie FA, Corey Graham for peanuts, Preston Brown, Henderson in the 7th. And the trade up for Watkins and this Kiko trade may be controversial, but you can't deny they took a lot of cajones. He's basically the type of GM I've always wanted for the Bills. A GM that takes big risks that pan out most of the time(nobody is perfect). I have a feeling a few games into the season Bills fans are going to be very happy about the McCoy trade.

lmao at all the experts calling the OP an idiot. I love threads like this.

That's pretty impressive. He's probably learned a lot already being there for 9 weeks. I didn't know they had schools solely dedicated to Oline play. Can't wait to see what he does once he gets to camp.

I dream of a Mario Williams bodyslam into the frozen ground in Buffalo being the moment Brady says to himself "I'm too old for this ****."

They're going to need to be one of the best defenses ever if we want a shot at the championship with EJ or any of the QBs that are FA this year.

No way Brady plays til 45. He's simply not the type of "tough" QB that can make it that far. Time catches up to everyone, no matter what kind of healthy life you live. Players are getting stronger and faster these days. There's only so many hits you can take from those guys as you get older. Look what Bruce Smith did to Joe Montana. Brady is a competitor and Bellichick is ruthless, so I expect Bellichick to shock everyone and dump Brady before he's ready to retire.

I literally would have rather had them try 3 QB sneaks in a row than that play. There's no point in arguing whether it was a bad call or not because it's going to go down as the worst play call in Superbowl history. It'll still probably be considered that 20 years from now.

No. More like I don't care how long you've been a Bills fan because the longer you've been the more out of touch you are with the state of the NFL today. The entire league has shifted gears significantly at least in 9 times since you've started watching the Bills. It's not my fault if you don't know who to hate.

I bet if you just put one more smiley face in that post it would 80% more convincing.

What makes you think I care what you define as a "Bills fan?" By my definition you're not. So what? I doubt you or Buf. Barbarian will lose any sleep over it. I don't consider either of you real fans. Yet I have a feeling you'll both survive just fine.

They're not immune when they support the Patriots or their players.

Do I really need to explain why I hate the Patriots with a passion?

I don't drink. Thanks for the advice though.

Kiko is a Bill. Gronkowski is a Patriot. See the difference?

I bet they'd get a kick out of this on the Pats boards. I don't really see the Bills tie-in though.

I wanted to punch his throat when they asked him how he felt and he said "Un-bill-evable" the way we pronounce it when talking about the Bills.

The rookie DB should have never had the opportunity to make that play because it should have been 3 runs in a row if need be.

More like I don't have any friends that are Patriots fans so anyone I deleted wasn't important in the first place. What are you the human relationships police?

Sorry I just don't feel like I owe that caveman any loyalty just because he was born kind of near me. It takes more than being shat out of the womb here to BE one of us, and that lumbering moron isn't even close. So yeah, screw that Patriot idiot.

On the plus side the Patriots winning ferreted out the last of the closet Patriots fans left on my Facebook that didn't out themselves during the playoffs. I deleted over a dozen people during the 2 weeks leading up to the game today and think I got the last remaining 5 tonight.

Yeah I really enjoyed him yelling PATS NATION on the podium after the game. That dude is about as Buffalo as a Cuban cigar. Screw Gronkowski.

I usually don't care because it's just a game and these guys make millions, but I genuinely felt bad for the Seahawks coach after that game. Regardless of how stupid that call was, it basically went as badly as it could and he will literally never live it down for the rest of his career or llife. You could see it in his eyes. He'll still be mulling it over in his head while he's trying to fall asleep 30 years from now.

I've woken up next to some fatties after late nights at the club.

^You're on drugs.

Wow that's discouraging if that's the Pat's home schedule. I'm not sure it could get any easier.