Captain Murica

I caught this as well, of course, I was annoyed by the remarks but I can see why outsiders feel that way. Hopefully with in the next 2-3 years that changes and we land our version of Aaron Rodgers.

I'm fine with that, Tyrod can be optioned for another 😎

I hope they S%^& the bed.

This is my guy as well.

But, Tanking is the only full proof method to land an elite QB prospect.

It's been a hard schedule for 17 years..

Some of these guys can't get out of their own way.

How I feel about Marrone.

Wish this said, "Run, Run, Pass, and Punt. Reinventing the wheel one offensive series at a time."

I will have to disagree with this sentiment. Ajayi, was actually pretty below average most of the year besides the 3 games in which he tallied half of his season total in. Besides the two games against Buffalo and the one against the Steelers he only rushed for 100 yards one other time. I think the Dolphins figured out our weakness more than figuring out that Ajayi was a special back. He's okay, but, nothing special.

"Mediocracy in College and in the NFL, consistency."

"Do you want to play for this team?"

Yeah, I don't what games he was watching. If the Bills don't lose Aaron Williams in the first game and they actually run the ball then they most likely win. Second, game if we had an HC that calls the timeout promptly and doesn't punt in OT with 4 minutes left who knows what happens.

A photo of Karlos spending his year off from the NFL.

http://www.espn.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/28106/afc-east-qa-what-are-the-chances-of-a-postseason-berth-in-the-bills-future "Mike RodakESPN Staff Writer Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Today's question: One of the slogans first-year coach Sean McDermott has plastered around the Buffalo Bills' facility is "playoff caliber." He is not promising fans the Bills will make the playoffs, but he wants his players to think of themselves as a playoff-caliber team. Will the Bills make the playoffs before their postseason drought reaches 20 seasons after 2019? James Walker, Miami Dolphins reporter: The NFL is such a year-to-year league that I wouldn't venture to make a prediction three seasons down the road. But you can count on 18 years in a row because the Bills are not making the playoffs this season. The team is in a tricky spot. Their roster doesn't scream "playoff contender" or "full rebuild." They are young in some areas and have a rookie head coach in McDermott. There are veterans on the team such as running back LeSean McCoy, defensive tackle Kyle Williams and guard Richie Incognito who you can win with right away, though. Often, the Bills have been a couple games away, and this looks like another seven-win season. The New England Patriots will be dominant once again in the AFC East, and the Miami Dolphins swept the Bills last season and are an up-and-coming team. The Bills have been stuck in neutral -- not awful, not great -- for a while, and that will continue for at least another year. Mike Reiss, New England Patriots: Here in New England, where Bill Belichick enters his 18th season as head coach, the answer to this question would be something like this: "My crystal ball is a little bit cloudy, but if we can just focus on having a good practice today, that's the goal." I pass that along because it seems like, from afar, it is the same type of process-driven approach that McDermott is taking with the Bills. He is in the early stages of creating a culture that can sustain and put the Bills in position to be in that playoff mix in the coming years. With that as a springboard, count me in the "yes" category of the Bills snapping that playoff drought before 2019. As an annual visitor to western New York for the Patriots-Bills rivalry, it's always great to see how much the city supports the team. The fans deserve to taste some success after this playoff drought, and I'm a believer that McDermott is the leader to help the franchise snap the skid. Rich Cimini, New York Jets: I remember walking into Ralph Wilson Stadium last year and some guy had a sign that said, "Our playoff drought is old enough to drive." Before you know it, it'll be old enough to vote. Sure, the Bills can end the drought before it reaches 20, and I'm basing that on parity in the NFL. Three years is a long time, enough time for a perennial also-ran to get things fixed. I think the Bills could make some noise if they improve Tyrod Taylor's supporting cast. When you're relying on Sammy Watkins' fragile body parts, you're in trouble. I'm also curious to see if the front office/coaching staff dysfunction is resolved. As for McDermott, he needs to work on his slogans. "Playoff caliber" is lame; either call yourself a playoff team or come up with a different theme for a slogan. I guess the days of bluster (see: Rex Ryan) are over."

This media guide will be vanilla.

That's insane... I thought Long Island was ridiculously expensive to live.

It's all Russ's fault.

I've had bad experiences at Met life on more than one occasion.

That's intense. Glad, he is overcoming it and decided not to kill himself for being himself.

Like the last year of Rex's coaching tenure in New Jersey? During the Blizzard game, fans were afraid we would s*&^ the bed since we had no Sammy. Well, we all know how that ended.

I think that's every team's opposing fanbase when they lose to us

They're different but not terrible. Would be nice to see them use them once a year. I mean, I think they're better than the bumble bee unies that the Steelers use.