DaBillsFanSince1973

We used Sunbeam 😉

he was a good one. as for frank, absolutely not. he was great in place of jk, stepped up big time, the greatest comeback. It was bedlam, pandemonium and fandemonium, I'll tell ya...but keenum. is just that, a back up. I have a hard time believing he will do anything as great or even great for that matter. but again, we are talking back ups and just hope they don't need to be much of a placement through the season. if he has to step in, the 12th man and those in the huddle should at least keep the intensity level up and maybe he has a good game and they get the win?

died in California at the age of 87, December 26, 2017

“It’s 11 o’clock. Do you know where your children are?” “Topping tonight’s Eyewitness News, a three alarm fire guts a warehouse in Buffalo and another fatal shooting rocks the city’s west side. … Don’t touch your dial.”

"We've Seen Him Play His Last Game in the NFL" 9.33% 21 voted ↓ Zero

I remember the realist vs rose colored glasses through the drought years. I was the realist as well quite the pessimistic. not hopeless, just basically believed if I did not see change, it was just going to remain the same. the 7-9 years, those were some of the worst times, a lot of hopelessness and realist trying to convince the hopeful to take off the glasses. these are different times and changed my perspective and although the team, I say team because they only succeed as a unit, has had its struggles/hurdles, it still puts up a fight. they have been less starters on both sides, especially defense, that has given them the biggest hurdle yet. injuries should not be an excuse, next man up but I believe we all know without key players, this unit struggles. I have not given up hope nor would try and convince anyone as yourself and your realist opinion of what the future holds for this team. I admit I don't have the same feel going in to games that they win the game like that of the kelly era but JA has given me a sense of they have a great chance with his leading the team/offense. can't explain his game the last couple weeks but I believe, healthy, he gives them a good chance at postseason and beyond. it is a drag, but one of those deals it is what it is but injuries have set them back as a top contender yet they still hold a 6-2 record (you are what your record says you are) and a home game ahead against a decent vikings team. why watch? this has been the best watch for me as an old die hard fan as far as team in quite some time. so I'm in for the ride and will save any serious criticism, if warranted, after the final results of the season/postseason? only played 8 games. 6-2

whelp, I mean, your username says it all. not knocking your choice of name, just being observant is all. When you feel hopeless, you may have a sense that things won't improve, you'll never be happy, or you're stuck in life. Feeling hopeless can also feel like helplessness, sadness, apathy, or despair.

...in full force! since I am unable to look in to the future and rather then be pessimistic, as I was for so many (seasons) years, I would rather suck it up, take the loss like a slap in the face and move on with the hopes they turn it around. there should be some players back from injury this week and they still have an opportunity to split with the division, at the very least. other then that, you all that come on here and spread your doom and gloom can hang on to your "the sky is falling" outlooks, while I see 6-2 (last I knew it was a winning record) and It's on to the vikings...

t h e m e l t d o w n b e g i n s

were we watching the same game? One Stat Recap: Tremaine Edmunds leads defense in stout outing It was not the prettiest game, but the Buffalo Bills still managed to beat the Green Bay Packers by double digits on Sunday Night Football. A lot of that was due to a strong performance from the defense, which started with their leader—linebacker Tremaine Edmunds. Edmunds was all over the field Sunday night, racking up 16 total tackles, 13 solo and three assisted. Those 13 solo tackles tied for second most by Bill since at least 1994 (that’s as far back as consistent tackle data goes). He finished second to London Fletcher’s 15 solo tackles against the New York Jets in October 2004.

great tune. song would kick off the midnight hour, dance floor would fill up. way back, in the day...

Greg Rousseau

"Black Betty" - Ram Jam

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I don't use apps to watch but I noticed that (on a pc, web page) as well. I'm on the free trial but will cancel. really, antenna would seem to be the best option. streaming online will always have it's issues. back in the day, watch it on network tv, may have to adjust the antenna a few turns, but you got through a game.

One Adam 12, one adam-12, we have an epic fail in the vicinity of tbd.

yeah, right. Bills HC Sean McDermott becomes franchise’s all-time win-percentage leader

had to look that injury up. What Does an Oblique Injury Feel Like? Oblique injury refers to the injury to any of the oblique muscles, internal oblique or external oblique, which are located on the outer surface of the sides of the abdomen. Mild oblique injuries, such as oblique strains, resolve in one to two weeks with typical treatment that involves: Resting is an important part of treatment in the initial 7 to 10 days.