DaBillsFanSince1973

funny how so many have turned on the guy in such a short time, even the petty nicknames thrown at him. seems he was the HC when the drought was broke but instead of crediting him, just excuse that fact and call it luck or if it wasn't for this or wasn't for that they'd be in year 18 of the drought. one season, 4 games in to the second and the torches and pitchforks are waving mercilessly for his head. shame, just shows that most of the know it alls around here are not willing to give him time, no patience with that crowd for sure.

yeah, that is where I was at, on the couch. couldn't even drive myself to the hospital. had my daughter take me.

nothing mild about it for me and I hope to avoid anymore.

Week 5: Coffee With the Coach Presented by Tim Hortons Chris Brown sits down with Head Coach Sean McDermott for this week's Coffee With the Coach presented by Tim Hortons. They discuss establishing the line of scrimmage, his thoughts on Tennessee Titans, and a fan asks coach a question via Twitter. . Williams: 'We're all putting a lot on the line for a win' Despite the beatdown at Lambeau, defensive tackle Kyle Williams joined Mike Schopp and the Bulldog for his regular visit on Buffalo Bills Football Monday. Here is some of what the 13-year veteran had to say: Williams on the team's goal each week: "Defensive coaches came up with a baseline goal [of 17 points or less]. It probably comes from studies on what gives you the best chance to win." Williams on his fumble recovery: "There was another guy trying to grab it. It might have been our guy, but you never know when you're down there in a pile... Pile etiquette is just trying to get the ball. There's some not-so-nice stories. They can be limited only by your imagination." Williams on giving it all: "We're all putting a lot on the line for a win. You're all putting it on the line for that football, and you don't know what might come out of you." Williams on being a defensive tackle: "The tough thing with the position that I play is that there are plays that even if you play your block right, you're very rarely a factor on outside runs." Williams on the big picture: "In the long run, we don't talk about this loss ruining anything. It's a clear sign of a lack of execution and preparation. We don't have the luxury of riding the roller coster of whether we're good or not." 10-01 Kyle Williams with Schopp & the Bulldog https://wgr550.radio.com/media/audio-channel/10-01-kyle-williams-schopp-bulldog . Bills have 18-percent chance of making playoffs After Sunday’s loss to the Green Bay Packers, the playoffs seem to be the furthest thing from the minds of many who follow and analyze the Buffalo Bills. The team faltered all afternoon, failing to make any sort of positive headway against the NFC North foe. At 1-3, the playoffs could be just a pleasant mirage for Bills fans. However, there is still a chance. After all, this is why we tune in Sunday afternoons. Buffalo could take a large step forward in their pursuit of the playoffs with a victory Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, who play in the AFC as opposed to Buffalo’s last two opponents. If the Bills falls to 1-4, though, they could be two games behind divisional leaders in the AFC East, depending on how games play out Sunday. ----------

the one that left me disabled. work accident. 20 ft fall from a ladder 5 years ago. came down still on the rung landing on concrete. still in pain to this day, 24/7. no opioids for me. just my indica and I can ease it some and sleep a couple hours a night. had one back in august. first time I had them and no clue what was going on but knew it had something to do with my kidneys. fortunately it wasn't any bigger than 3mm and the pain was much worse going through the urethra then when I passed it.

would love to have him.

Wednesday, October 3, 2018

appreciate the cool reply. folks have been pretty touchy of late. looks like they have focused on the defense more last off season and the only way I would start to drift is if they did not go all out offense this next off season? may pick up more on defense through fa? like I said, it's going to be a tough road. being a bills fan is. dyed in the wool red white and blue...GO BILLS!!!

Question. how many games did you think they were going to win this season? keep in mind, this is not a team with the QB most in this thread are frothing at the mouth over. even if he were on this very team, do you really believe he would have the same success? I see them easily picking in the top 10. not because they're tanking, they haven't the talent to win more than 5 games. could go between 5 and 7. another Question. how many rebuilds have you been through with this team? second season, they get at least this next draft/off season before I could give a fair grade. high pick and collect a few more, along with fa acquisitions. sounds like a plan yeah, I could be crying the blues too as a bills fan, slinging negativity all around this joint mad as a hatter, but what good is going to do? tough road ahead, even tougher for those that wish they had that player or that coach. it's hell being envious.

6 things to know about new Buffalo Bills cornerback Dontae Johnson 1. He is in his fifth NFL season and stands 6-foot-2 and weighs 200 pounds. 2. He grew up in Plainfield, N.J. and attended North Carolina State. 3. He was drafted in the fourth round of the 2014 draft by San Francisco and spent his first four seasons in the NFL with the 49ers. 4. He started all 16 games for San Francisco last season and registered career highs in passes defended (7) and tackles (77). 5. He intercepted and returned a Blake Bortles pass 50 yards for a touchdown in Week 16. 6. He has a large collection of sneakers and always has a cleaning kit with him to take care of his sneakers and shoes.

October 20, 1950 – October 2, 2017

"if" the biggest two letter word in the dictionary...

my head is pretty clear. just as what you posted was clear. so maybe you should follow your own advice.

right, auto correct. not funny, at all.

well you could always take advantage of retirement and find a new hobby? golf fishing or even shuffle board it may ease your suffering..

The following is a list of all regular season and postseason games played between the Buffalo Bills and Tennessee Titans. The two teams have met each other 45 times (including 3 postseason games), with the Buffalo Bills winning 17 games and the Tennessee Titans winning 28 games. Tennessee Titans lead series 28-17-0 Buffalo Bills vs. Tennessee Titans Report: Titans down a starting defender vs. Bills Already underdogs on their home turf, the Buffalo Bills have received at least one early-week advantage on the Tennessee Titans. According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Titans have lost starting safety Kenny Vaccaro for several weeks after he was injured on Sunday. NFL Power Rankings, Week 5: Bears, Ravens barrel upward 32 BILLS (1-3) 5 Previous rank: No. 27 If Bills fans wanted to crawl into a hole Sunday -- perhaps a hole in one of those cheddar blocks adorning the heads of Packer Backers -- you can't blame them. To review, Buffalo was shut out in Lambeau. On the season, Josh Allen has outrushed LeSean McCoy by a healthy margin. The wide receivers are the sorriest outfit in the league right now. Allen couldn't even muster 5 yards per throw Sunday, even though the Packers' defense quit attacking and let him complete throws late (clock ball). Meanwhile, Green Bay rushed for 141 yards. These aren't exactly the LombardiPackers, fueled by the power sweep. Alright, I'll stop. If you think I'm being hard on the Bills ... well, not as hard as some Buffalo folk.

Oddsmakers: Titans more than field goal favorite vs. Bills in Week 5 NFL Week 4 odds, over/under: Bills open as home underdog to Titans The Buffalo Bills opened as a 4.5-point underdog at home for next Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans at New Era Field after getting shut out in Week 4 by the Green Bay Packers, 22-0. The line quickly moved down to three points. The Bills converted just 3 of 16 third down chances against the Packers; Buffalo rookie quarterback Josh Allen threw two interceptions and posted a 36 quarterback rating; and the defense allowed 400-plus yards against Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay offense. The Titans improved to 3-1 with a 26-23 overtime win against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

so, you could sit and watch blowout games and just shrug it off as "points don't matter". you're right though, it's a loss so doesn't matter if it's by a point or 45, it's an L. thing is, when you root for a team that loses more than it wins games, watching a close loss would a better watch then a blowout in my opinion, that was my point.

through your eyes only mac. getting blown out is embarrassing. keeping it close all game and losing it at least makes it watchable.

I've pretty much wrote off this season. willing to give them this off season and draft but if 2019 still resembles the prior two, time to pretty much give up on this regime and franchise all together. I'm not going to be up to another carousel of gms/coaches/players, getting too old for it. yesterdays game was tough to watch but when you gut the roster and try and build it back up, games like yesterday can be expected. as it looks right now, this is about a 5 win team?