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I don't think anybody that has actually watched our games could possibly say no. But this is TBD, after all.

I'm the same way. I stay off here after a loss until AT LEAST Monday afternoon. Sometimes longer. I don't need the negativity to get me even more pissed off that the Bills lost!

No challenge flag on that long 3rd down pass to Brown? ---Agree that it was PI, but based on the standard Riveron has set, there is absolutely no way they'd have overturned it. And then we'd all be screaming that McDermott is terrible with challenges (which, to be fair, he is). 3 of the exact same play on the goal line? ---I'm definitely with you here... as well as giving it to Gore on the 4th and 1, running the same exact play that they ran when it was blown dead due to a timeout called.

As a Bills fan, I hope they give Gase at LEAST two more years!

I am loving every second of this. I am, however, scared sh*tless of Baltimore’s running game.

Where’s the “inadequacy” in this discussion? Because a player you like isn’t getting enough touches? Why does it matter if Brown gets them instead, and we win? and if you “can’t wait until they get steamrolled in the playoffs”, then why the hell are you a Bills fan? Or are you?

That nonsense was maddening. They ran the play even though a timeout was called.... and then came out and ran the same damn play.

I can’t believe it took him until 4th down to figure out that the best bet is to let Allen pick up the three inches.

Was it pass interference? Absolutely. Would it have been overturned on replay? Absolutely not.

Six and two. just win. Doesn’t matter how you do it.

God he was atrocious... but if your biggest complaint is the punter, then you had a good week. Yep. See: Dallas-NYJ

It’ll be fantastic. Can’t wait! Jetnation.com is also a fun read this evening. You’re welcome.

Wow. Unreal play call. Ran the same play after the timeout?!?

Much like Philly. Unfortunately, we didn't get the Philly that played against Dallas.

Wow. Didn't see that coming. I don't watch a lot of Bengals games, but it doesn't seem like QB play is really the problem......

This. Being a head coach is more about being a leader and motivator than schemes and plays.

This happens to every team in the NFL not named the Patriots. The Cowboys got manhandled by the Jets a few weeks ago. It happens.

Virg, you don't think we can beat Cleveland? I'm curious as to why. While I think they are one of those teams, like Philly, where it depends which team shows up - the team that shellacked the Ravens, or the team that got embarrassed by Tennessee - I definitely wouldn't put that game down as a "no". Just curious as to what you're seeing there.

OK, even if we do lose all four of those games, that six losses. Which means ten wins. Would you have been OK with 10-6 at the start of training camp?

But it did. "Shouldn't" have means absolutely nothing in the NFL. If we're going to play that game, then we "shouldn't have" lost to NE because we gave up a blocked punt. This crap is meaningless.

Oh Jesus. Here we go. You people DO realize that if you predicted a 10-6 record, that means you have to lose six games, right? or at 11-5, that means we'll lose five games. We are 5-2. Step back from the ledge. Last time I did that, Hapless slapped my wrist. It's best that you keep the question to yourself because I know what question you're going to ask ?

Just win baby. I don't care if it's 3-2. Just win.

I honestly don’t even usually come on here until Monday morning after a loss. I’d rather spend the rest of my Sunday enjoying family than get even MORE pissed off by coming on TBD.

Yeah, I really don't care. Just win, baby. I could give two s**** what the media thinks.

I actually like this best. The "auction" idea is a cool idea, but the more i sit here and think about it, the more flaws i come up with. Who decides who the players are that get "auctioned"? - part of the draft is that there are players who DO and who DONT get drafted. Under the auction system, you're going to have to set in stone, which players are going to be drafted and which ones aren't for the system to be able to work. Secondly, there is way too much to contract negotiation for this to happen. Incentives, roster bonuses, workout bonuses, signing bonuses, etc. How do you factor all of this in? Thirdly, if you "tank" the right way by shedding all of your big contracts and play the entire year with only $50M on your payroll, you'll go into the "auction" with the most available cap space, there is still an incentive to tank.