DaBillsFanSince1973

her dad was a great actor.

I would hope so after only 14 games.

saints 18 rushing tds to the bills 11. saints 3rd in points 1st in total yds 5th in rush yds and 4th in pass yds. bills 23rd in points 29th in total yds 6th in rush yds and 32nd in passing yds passing yards are not anymore or less important than rush yards. what's important is sustaining drives and scoring points. I don't believe I would use drew brees or the saints as an example to prove any point here.

can not disagree with that opinion. thanks for taking the time to point that out.

lighten up francis, it was a simple question that you obviously had to blow up in to a little tirade. pardon me for asking. where did I say he wouldn't be? I said if , which still leaves question.

is the 29 year old cousins that good? I don't follow him much, could go have a look but thought I would just ask with all the hype here. is he like franchise, play until 39 while leading an offense and team to winning seasons? or not? the skins pretty much stink. how does he do with this OC and conservative (some ties to rico) offense and talent? too expensive for a gap while the rookie develops? or they make a move for him and pass on a QB? he worth two first rounders? where have I heard using two first rounders on a player before? seriously, this cousins, he that good? numbers look decent. 24/9 3,366 98.8 brady 28/7 4,163 104.0 (13/4 2,314 89.1)

at least there were no penguins involved...

you mention foolish. it may be foolish to you if he were not in a bills uniform next year but lets just say he isn't, would it then of been foolish of you to think they should keep him? opinions, I guess when not in line with your own are foolish? at this point, everything is hypothetical and mixed opinions. my thought is, I believe it will depend on the next two games (if he has a strong showing I believe he could remain and compete for the starting position next off season) in determining his future.

not if their playing the refs and patsies** in the afc championship, they'll never make it to the sb.

professional vs SCUMBAG Tre'Davious White: I've moved on from Gronkowski hit

you can't fix stupid.

"We got this"

paytoilets, priceless. you're alright in my book, joe anything is possible.

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any man (or woman) who has fished for perch off daniel reid pier is no troll in my book. by god

barcelona daniel reid peir? now you're talking don, now you're talking.

didn't you know, that's McD's fault for being so conservative and controlling how dennison calls the plays. leading to a 3 point 2nd half.

not hard to figure out, long before your breaking news. do you or have you fished for perch off the dunkirk pier?

I let by gones be by gones...

old news? link Cousins does seem to be the more complete quarterback. However, it is a bit far-fetched that the Bills will make a play for him. Buffalo faces a tighter salary cap situation for 2018. This season, the team’s total cap allocations is just over $142 million with 57 players signed. Next year, The Bills are already at $136 million with respect to total cap allocation with only 33 players signed. Cousins will definitely come in with a higher price tag than Taylor, even if the bills buy-out their quarterback at the end of this season. In addition, the team will most likely look to add some skill to the wide receiver position in the offseason. The team will need to earmark some money to develop the offensive side of the ball. link Buffalo BillsWhy it could work Tyrod Taylor's future with the team appears shaky at best, which will put the Bills in the market for a quarterback. Offensive coordinator Rick Dennison has ties to former Redskins coach Mike Shanahan, who remains one of Cousins' top advocates. Dennison was offensive coordinator under Shanahan from 2006 to '08. Of course, the Kyle Shanahan connection matters most, and that is not present in Buffalo. But with the Bills showing little interest in Taylor, they are going to need QB help one way or another. Why it couldn't work With a new coach and GM, the Bills might want to start fresh with their own quarterback, not with a veteran from another team. That could involve drafting a quarterback to compete with Nathan Peterman, Taylor is another consideration, although the team's decision to bench him probably tipped the Bills' hand.

triangle bell ringing

so it was peterman that got him injured, got it.

trolling, no. being facetious, absolutely