Peace Frog

Every season, I root for the Bills and against the Cowboys.

Patriots vs Falcons

That's because after the 1st quarter, we won't need a RB. We'll be busy throwing on every down.

Try 2-14. 09/14 @ New England Patriots L 9-41 09/20 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS L 13-24 09/27 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS L 17-27 10/04 @ Miami Dolphins L 13-27 10/11 CLEVELAND BROWNS L 13-14 10/18 @ New York Jets L 9-17 10/25 @ Carolina Panthers L 12-24 11/01 HOUSTON TEXANS W 24-21 11/08 BYE (prolonging the agony) 11/15 @ Tennessee Titans L 10-33 11/22 @ Jacksonville Jaguars L 10-17 11/29 MIAMI DOLPHINS L 17-24 12/03 NEW YORK JETS (Toronto) W 17-16 12/13 @ Kansas City Chiefs L 12-20 12/20 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS L 13-31 12/27 @ Atlanta Falcons L 10-35 01/03 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS L 13-27

If there is anyone else here that feels the way I do, speak (or type) now. I love the Bills. I will never, ever root for any other team. Ever. Period. True story. Scout's honor. With that said, I can be equally critical of my team as well as enthusiastic when they are not performing to my expectations. If I decide I want the Bills to fail, it's with the hope that they are dismantled and rebuilt with a more positive outcome as a result. I want us to go 19-0 this season but if they are going to go out and lay an egg every weekend, then go stink up the place so that drastic measures are taken to help improve this team. I'm sick of mediocrity: 7-9, 7-9, 7-9,.....

Reality check: No matter how well the Bills' players might play, we have Dick Jauron. Any questions?

Kelsay blows two-peckered Tijuana billygoats with piss-hardons.

I hope we win and I want us to win. But, realistically, I see it Bills 6, Pats* 42.

The whole Lawyer Milloy scenario was entirely different. First, he was a well liked/respected starter on the defense. His dismissal was a shock to most of the team which carried over into their game with us. Second, he was cut during the week before our game. What ever game plan the Pats* had couldn't be changed too much with so little time. Third, that Bills team was better than this one. Finally, Buffalo was playing their home opener. This time, the Pats* are at home. DeVree is not in the same league as Milloy was. There is plenty of time for the Pats* to make changes to the game plan, which is probably not even finished yet anyway. Finally, Belichick won't make the same mistake twice. Sadly, it will be Buffalo 6, New England 42.

When is Ralph ever gonna learn. If you put a great product on the field (see 1988-1995 Bills), you could pretty much charge whatever you want for tickets and the fans would pay. People want to see a winner. You've gotta spend money to make money.

How about you share some of that invaluable insightfulness of yours.

I remember a movie called Mr. Baseball (1992) which starred Tom Selleck as an aging MLB player who is traded to a Japanese team to finish his career. Among the many things he learns from the teams' manager is getting back to the basics of the game. There is one scene where the manager keeps pitching golf balls to Selleck during batting practice, which are nearly impossible to hit. After several days of this, Selleck protests that he has had enough and wants to hit baseballs! The manager replies "That's what I want to hear." My point is I think one of the main problems with this team IS the coaching but not so much for the game planning and in-game adjustments. I feel this team is not being conditioned/toughened up enough, physically & mentally, to be able to execute the plays they run, even if they(the plays) are not superior to their opponents' plays. If you can't outcoach Belichick, at least have your players outplay his. We can do neither.

It's even funnier after I corrected the spelling.

Offense is the problem but our D gave up 10 - in the first half. By the fourth quarter, they're usually tired and allowing points by the bunch.

DJ's postgame presser sounds just like Belichick's, except for the part where how we won.

Dick Jauron? More like P ssy Jauron.

Let's see something, guys!

My heart tells me 10-6. My head tells me 2-14. Smart money says 7-9.

The problem with your logic is that when a RB or QB or WR mess up a play, they have plenty of opportunities to make it up. A kicker does not. Norwood made a FG and two PATs before the 47 yd miss. And besides, it wasn't his fault anyways. I recorded the game and rewatched it. Frank Reich spotted the ball with the laces at about 2:00 instead of straight ahead (12:00). Norwood's kick didn't slice, it faded to the right.

Try 2-14. 09/14 @ New England Patriots L 9-41 09/20 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS L 13-24 09/27 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS L 17-27 10/04 @ Miami Dolphins L 13-27 10/11 CLEVELAND BROWNS L 13-14 10/18 @ New York Jets L 9-17 10/25 @ Carolina Panthers L 12-24 11/01 HOUSTON TEXANS W 24-21 11/08 BYE (prolonging the agony) 11/15 @ Tennessee Titans L 10-33 11/22 @ Jacksonville Jaguars L 10-17 11/29 MIAMI DOLPHINS L 17-24 12/03 NEW YORK JETS (Toronto) W 17-16 12/13 @ Kansas City Chiefs L 12-20 12/20 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS L 13-31 12/27 @ Atlanta Falcons L 10-35 01/03 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS L 13-27

FWIW...I'd take both!

09/14 @ New England Patriots L 9-41 09/20 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS L 13-24 09/27 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS L 17-27 10/04 @ Miami Dolphins L 13-27 10/11 CLEVELAND BROWNS L 13-14 10/18 @ New York Jets L 9-17 10/25 @ Carolina Panthers L 12-24 11/01 HOUSTON TEXANS W 24-21 11/08 BYE (prolonging the agony) 11/15 @ Tennessee Titans L 10-33 11/22 @ Jacksonville Jaguars L 10-17 11/29 MIAMI DOLPHINS L 17-24 12/03 NEW YORK JETS (Toronto) W 17-16 12/13 @ Kansas City Chiefs L 12-20 12/20 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS L 13-31 12/27 @ Atlanta Falcons L 10-35 01/03 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS L 13-27 I'm predicting 2-14. I love the Bills but I don't believe them. Get me Bill Polian & Bill Cowher here and then I'll start to have faith.

If O-line is a critical need for every team and Everette Brown beat Jake Long, then doesn't D-line seem to be the most important part of a team? If you look at most of the past Super Bowl winners, they all had a couple things in common. A good head coach and a great pass rush. Unfortunately, we have neither.

Amen, brother!

Well, at least this may be Jauron's last season with the Bills.