Captain Murica

I want to know his thoughts on this subject along with his stance on the power house Miami Dolphin's recent performance on Monday night.

These two are so childish. I get that with the position the Bills are currently in it would infuriate some. But, as stated before I'm Tyrod backer and even understand the move.

I don't listen to WGR lately. Decided to tune in and it sounds like Schopp and Bulldog are having a mental breakdown due to this situation. I could've swore they were over Tyrod by midway last season.

Buddy Love?

I was thinking Denver and Jax, even the Jets, but he'd be ran out of town faster than here, being down in Jersey. I could see Marrone liking him for his ability to run and not throw INTs to pair it off with that running game and really good defense.

They never have a clue when it comes to smaller market teams. These very same guys were interviewing Shady in the off-season and asking if he thinks Tyrod is the guy, and of course Shady answered by saying he likes Tyrod and he does a lot of good things. Outsiders will say we under value Tyrod, but, they've only seen his highlights. This is coming from a Tyrod backer. I will continue to like Tyrod as a player and be a fan of the player, but the defense kept them in 7 out of the 9 games and the two games the defense couldn't create turnovers, and seemed lost. He was unable to pick up the slack.

I actually like it. I loved the Shamrock Series jerseys they wore against Syracuse at Metlife in 2014.

Say what you want, succeed or fail they will have done it their way. It’s nice to have someone with a plan. Whaley was collecting talent like Pokémon, and not building for the future for the most part.

He’ll start the first snap then Tyrod will finish the game. Great strategy, he’s play 4-D chess. Surprised I’m the only one that picks up on this.

Was a healthy scratch this week. Seems to be phased out of their running game.

Yup, I don't get it. A lot of people picked this team to be 5-11 to 6-10 because this wasn't a one year plan and we traded away talent for draft currency to build for the future. But, now the team started off good and have hit a skid means McDermott sucks, Beane is stupid, and we might as well just chug bleach.

Lack of talent has for the most part. When you sift through the roster on the defensive side of the ball you can see why things have started trending the wrong way. Humber was mainly a special-teamer throughout his 9 year career. Zo had no real position besides special teams until last year. Besides Jerry and Kyle, the rest were depth players not guys that should be in full time roles.

Yeah, it was 4th and 3. I remember seeing that and being like is this real life? You're up 30 and you're going for it. Seemed very Belicheat like. But, hey, all the men on the field are grown. Bills needed to stop them, but they instead laid down and took like they were in jail.

Gotcha, makes sense.

Coleman? Definitely on PEDs.

With 4.5 speed up the middle, I would've gotten a buck 50 at least!

Probably due to the front office just making a move to try something, definitely not the caliber of player that they acquired.

Yeah, he was profiled as a run stopper coming out of college. STRENGTHS Outstanding arm and body length and overall size. Is not easily moved off a spot. Can anchor vs. the double team and clog lanes. Very tough and durable. Plays through injuries. Versatile and has experience lining up anywhere along a "30" front. WEAKNESSES Not an accomplished pass rusher -- hand use is unrefined and displays minimal acceleration and closing burst. Has to figure out how to work half a blocker. Tends to rise straight up out of his stance and stays blocked too long. Limited playing range. Lacks urgency. Has a hearing impairment in one ear. DRAFT PROJECTION Rounds 2-3 BOTTOM LINE A very big, strong, two-gapping plugger ideally suited to stack the corner of an odd front. Will make a living digging his feet in the dirt and defending the run. Has enough athletic ability and movement skill to be disruptive inside, and versatility is a plus.

College football is better when the U is back. Just curious as to why it took them so long to get back to relevancy? Was it they didn't have enough boosters money to pay the players to come?

Because, even though this team looks like they are a D III school playing against Alabama & Clemson the past 2 weeks. They still are above .500, and still control their own destiny. Plus, I do not watch Hockey or the NBA in any sort of meaningful or caring way. So, that means I would have to wait until April for my next sport of interest to come about.

I agree, the end game is to win it all, but sometimes you have to crawl before you walk.

They all have back-up QBs portraying as NFL starters?

Yeah, that’s implied. If they were dog fights where the bills came out the loser due to late game heroics by the oppposite side I would be more upbeat.

That friend needed his man card taken away from him..