Captain_Quint

It's pretty obvious that each week, he's gaining confidence in the knee. He undercut a few routes and got his hands on some balls, which was more than last week. I think if the Bears watch the tape from this week, they may think twice about testing him again next week, because he was in position to pick off a couple balls. This is pretty much his preseason still, and hopefully come playoff time he can turn that corner.

Tre played with alot more confidence than last week. Some really good instinctive plays from him last night.

Pro bone o?

Wilkins should at least get a decent payout like the rest of the gals

"And they brought in the horses for crowd control today......somebody better get those horses out of there."

It was Sully. There were comments underneath it that called him out.

Just like last year when he was benched. Went to social media and pouted that his season was over. Not a bad guy but he needs to stay off social media like that other slot receiver we used to have.

Christmas time, Bills fans! Bring me the head of Tua Tagliovoua

On the Milano hit, White looked like a cartoon. He was actually bent in half and horizontal.

My source was wrong. Not my fault.

Who is the barber and we can shake him down for some info?

I think you get the haircut when you aren't playing, so you look good on the sidelines with a helmet off. Not a good sign. Sort of a 'tell' in my opinion.

I hope Andy Reid chokes on his greasy cheeseburger this morning while he's getting ready for lunch.

The Giants have improved at the right time. Over the next few years, watch the whole state of Connecticut and half of Mass quietly fold up their Pats jerseys and break out the Lawrence Taylor/Eli Manning jerseys.

I was to see the John Brown WR screen. That play worked almost every time they ran it.

I don't think Judon has had a good game against us yet. I remember Josh making him look silly 2 years ago, some injuries, and a whole lotta nothing else from him. Let's hope the Oline can hold up, and as others have said, quick passes to keep the offense moving.

Hines or Cook. Not alot of tape on either of them and speed can be an xfactor against a good Pats D (like we saw with McK last year). One thing is for sure, if you spoonfeed Belichek the same gameplan as last year, he'll make you pay. Need a wrinkle somewhere on offense and I think that could be Cook or Hines.

Don't forget the forced fumble and the recovery that went with it. Big game for him!

I rewatched the game this week, and he jumped off the screen all game. Monster of a game for him. Consistency is where he can improve, as this week they will need him to do the same thing with Miller out.

His game this week reminded me of when McKelvin played here. Athletic enough to keep up, but not coordinated enough to break it up. I don't know that I've noticed it until the last couple of games, but it's probably a case where QBs have some tape on him and know that can get away with throwing it.

All that and Kapernick can't get a tryout?? Common man....

I think that's a strong point for the Bills, after watching the rest of the league. So I think it's more of a league wide issue, due to teams being more injury conscience and nobody wanting to draw a penalty for leading with the head. I rewatched the Lions game last night and was surprised how many TFL and 1 on 1 tackles we made. So I think it's undue criticism on the Bills. Also, if you want to see a tackling clinic, rewatch the games when teams try and throw a screen or a pass in the flat. Our defense blows that up almost everytime.

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