DaBillsFanSince1973

what are they now promo? what have they accomplished so far? sure, on paper the future may look bright but until they win games, consistently, no one is going to write anything positive. you and I know what they have been doing/building but even we have no clue, yet. honestly, they're really not telling us anything we don't already know, or should I clarify, unknown at this point. win, just win and it should shut them up, should.

or getting caught getting a stroke job. yeah, but hey, it's the patriot way.

that's the crow some will be eating after the season

I Saw Her Standing There

the only thing I can say to this and articles similar in context, as well as the naysayers on this board is that the bills have to go out, win games and make the postseason. being irrelevant for two decades gives any writer reason to be negative about the bills. hell, 9-7 and a post season game and breaking the 17 year streak, really, to those outside of the franchise, was pretty much meaningless. I myself was not at all impressed with a taylor led offense that could only manage to score 3 points. it was great to break the streak, it was just too bad the bills didn't have a capable QB to get the job done. I know, it wasn't all on taylor but he certainly didn't help. no, I really can't blame the writers negative approach toward the bills. what I would like to see and of course I'm hoping along with all bills fans is that they go out there and prove all the naysayers wrong, that would be awesome. until then, articles like this one will continue to exist.

hang fire

do you really believe players flock this board and read these threads. I'm not going to say they don't but the chances are pretty slim I would think. I also believe they couldn't give two ***** what fans on a message board say. if they did, they're pretty weak.

Lay It on the Line

One Toke Over The Line

Bloody Well Right

wont be long now...

Couldn't Get It Right

not to nit pick as I was actually going to use that but it's a album title. all good though

okay then, they aint giving up no 1st for the zekester...

Man On The Moon

give it up kirby. there aint no zeke comin' 'round here.

^^this right here.

Space Cowboy

Bills punters have failed to impress Cory Carter and Corey Bojorquez have been in a competition throughout the spring and summer, but neither has been able to create separation in the competition. For every booming punt, there seems to be two or three inconsistent kicks. The regular season is just weeks away and the Bills still don’t have an answer at the position. Making matters worse for Buffalo, Carter will not play on Friday night against the Detroit Lions due to knee soreness. Still playing at high level Allen is still among the best punters in the NFL. In 2018, Allen finished seventh in the league with a 45.1-yard average with 21 of his 64 punts landing inside the 20-yard line. Adding a player of Allen’s caliber could help decide a few games in Buffalo’s favor, if signed.

Buffalo Bills think unselfishness of Zay Jones could have impact in win column One player received celebratory claps and shouts after running downfield on a punt from Corey Bojorquez to tap it near the goal line to prevent it from going into the end zone. That player was Bills wide receiver Zay Jones, who’s playing special teams for the first time of his NFL career. With the additions of veteran receivers John Brown and slot man Cole Beasley, Jones suddenly became a bit more available to contribute in other areas of the game. When Bills coach Sean McDermott asked him to try out some special teams work, Jones didn’t hesitate. “I knew that I could do it and I knew I was capable of doing it. I think that’s a key of winning games - to be unselfish,” Jones said. “You gotta try to put your team first - whatever it takes to win (at) whatever position it is. It may be a little bit uncomfortable for you at first but you go do it with a good attitude and then you get good results off of it.”