DaBillsFanSince1973

with that kind of lead it didn't bother me so much with letting off the gas. it saved from making any mistakes that could of allowed the vikes back in the game. real impressed with the defense holding up all 4 quarters and keeping the vikes in check only allowing the one td and breaking up the two point conversion. if I didn't see it with my own two eyes, I wouldn't of believed the outcome. McD had them well prepared and the slack all week with the point spread and being considered the worst team in the league, really fueled this team beyond expectations.

definitely too soon, they have bigger hills ahead to climb...

isn't that kind of the gamble you take. lose both ways. best advice to avoid the hecklers would be not to flaunt it to begin with.

where's that jrober character that has been down on the kid. romo seems to like him. think I would take his opinion over some board scout

reiterate. did you see the BILLS at 27-0 ...in the first half and looking to score again.

anyone think they would see this...in the first half!!

KW!!!

downing a bottle of jack!

so the team quit on McD have they?

BS!!!!!!!

17-0 10 mins in to the first. who'd a thunk it

I would. so how you liking the game so far? GO BILLS!!!

[please don't post streams here]

I have never had that happen to me and been using it for a couple years. I always use the top link which would be buffstreams link.

doubtful. it is my choice of source.

yeah, I'm sure you'd scare the **** right out of him!!

a win. nothing aside from that would make me feel good. now, I wont feel bad because frankly I'm expecting a loss and know where this team sits as far as talent and we all know, it's a rebuild so trust the process...

Bills (+17) over Vikings: Great stat from R.J. White at CBS Sports: White said there have been 27 instances since 2007 of a team being favored by at least 16 points. The Patriots account for 12 of those instances, and they went 6-6 against the spread. The other 15 times, the favorites were 4-10-1. Bad teams find a way to cover often in the NFL. This isn’t college football; there’s not an enormous gap between the best and worst teams.