Buddy Hix

I was 21...wild as !@#$ and celebrating news year in NOTL

Celine Dion is a god damned angel!

Happy New Years everybody!

A BABY! Thanks Bills!

This is McD's way though, and pretty much my biggest gripe with him, too conservative.

Wow...42% voted 'yes'. The eternal optimism is inspiring...but I still voted 'no'. Come on man, it's the Bills.

For starters, your wife is a much better negotiator than you to get you to agree to that deal. Smart woman. While I am happy that the team over achieved I am not ready to thank the Bills or rejoice. Until the drought is over this organization deserves no credit. On the flip side, this current regime is just starting so they also don't deserve a lot of criticism and they do deserve some time and leeway. But patting them on the back for a solid first year is like awarding a participation trophy. Show me the baby.

Moist

I would take every opportunity presented to hit him as hard as possible in the most vulnerable locations (knees, back) during the play and legally. The time for retaliation and cheap shots passed when the team stood there and did nothing, now all that you can do is play hard in between the whistles.

I'm pumped to go to such an important game this late in the year. Seeing how good Miami looked on Monday has me worried but I am hoping for big win. Let's go Bills!

It really is pathetic that the name still exists. Equally pathetic are the comments in this thread and the fact that it is still open for more idiots to post in.

This thread has been much more entertaining than my job today, thanks all

Well he is older than Miami's head coach.

Well at least McD and the Bills know what is coming their way...

The lack of pressure is a hallmark of the Bills D-line this season, they will need exotic blitzes to rattle Cutler.

It will be my first time in Hammer's lot. Can I reserve 1 spot please?

A tie is only better than a loss because he thinks we can go and beat NE on the road.... McD deals in terms of what is possible, not what is probable. To me that is the hallmark of a coach that will find it difficult to compete against peers that are intelligent.

I should have described the headshot better, I didn't mean by a defender just that his head banged off the turf. Your second point is semantics. He went off because the drive ended. Savage was then evaluated and allowed to continue playing, as I stated. Despite the optics of an obvious brain injury and concussion. The system failed. It was reported that the Texans are saying they didn't see the video of him shaking. What good is the protocol if it misses video that every fan saw and if somebody who suffered trauma like that can't be diagnosed without the video?

Biggest game in years Against our old foes the fish Let's go Buffalo

Pagono is coaching a 3-9 team when he makes that decision, who cares? In fact, at 3-9 a tie might look pretty good. McD is coaching a team in the playoff hunt and a tie is a loss... There is no debate, McD's decision was much worse and frankly leaves me with little confidence in him, in any. Not understanding simple game management is alarming, but not uncommon for Bills HC's. The next time Pegula hires a coach I think he should skip the interviewing and just give each candidate a list of scenarios, judge them on their ability to understand simple probability.

Punting the ball in OT was easily the dumbest coaching decision I can remember any Bills coach ever making, and that is saying a lot. I don't want to be rude so I'll just agree to disagree.

For all those that are clamoring for math to show why this was such a stupid decision, please see link provided. http://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2013/11/28/fourth-downs/post.html And this is simply a generic 4th down study, it doesn't factor in the actual situations of this particular scenario. I find it hard to believe that people on here can't see what a piss poor decision punting was, it is truly mind boggling.

Who knows? Ref saw it, commentators saw it, everybody watching the broadcast saw it....and yet Savage was put in the next series.

I know the concussion protocol is a work in progress but if the refs don't currently have the ability to rule a player out, they should. Implement training for officials to at least recognize symptoms and make recommendations for evaluations at bare minimum. If Savage takes another blow after that he could be permanently disabled.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaM_YhgnPJQ This clip shows the seizure (or whatever it was) better.