ComradeKayAdams

AMAZING segment switcheroo from the Cowboys to the Buffalo Spirit Animals! Well done, Nate!

I sit down when I pee, but that's the only clue I'll give you, Columbo. So do we have confirmation on United 2532 at 12am????

And how do I know you're not the real RoboTronic??!! That's the wonder of the internet. No no, that's the MAGIC of the internet. Take a chance in life, RoboTronic. Meet me and the GMFB crew at the airport in about 3.25 hours. United 2532. Go streaking down the runway. Show the 9-3 Buffalo Bills your appreciation for their hard work all season. When Coach McDermott sees your tiny little thing flopping around as the plane rolls to a stop, he will know that the Buffalo Bills fan base is ready to match the intensity that the team needs in order to put together a Super Bowl run. It's cold and snowy in Buffalo as December fast approaches, and some of the biggest statements can be made with some of the smallest packages.

Don't tell me what I can and cannot do. NOBODY puts Baby in a corner. I'm going streaking with Jesse Feffeffeffefferrrrrr tonight down the runway, and I'm bringing the whole GMFB camera crew. This is maybe the biggest Bills win of the 21st century. None of the Drought Era teams would have ever won this game. Josh Allen is ascending. The Bills are for real. Buffalo is back on the map as the great NFL city it really always was. Peter, Kyle, Nate, and myself are now fully on board the Bills bandwagon. We've got room for another, RoboTronic. What do you say? I'm reaching my hand out to you, RoboTronic. Will you grab it and hop on the Bills bandwagon? Pretty please?

The ever elusive second straight Super Bowl victory. Until then, we can't really know for sure if Beane, McDermott, and Allen are a collective flash-in-the-pan.

Yes, completely legit. I'll even meet you at the airport. It's a bit cold, but ***** it.....let's go streaking together down the runway as they land! You and me! You go first. I'll follow.

Do it. Totally do it. We will cover you on GMFB tomorrow morning.

He also looks like he already ate his Thanksgiving Day meal (and everyone else's at the table).... heeeeeyoooooooooo! Kay went there. Oh yeah she did.

What does Coach Sean McDermott always tell us? TRUST THE PROCESS. Listen to this guy, OP, and file for divorce tomorrow morning.

Actually, I think it was part of an idea to honor one of the four original 1920 NFL cities. Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland are the others. Not sure why Cleveland isn't playing tonight instead of the Saints-Falcons...maybe something related to both the TV contract and the schedule algorithm limitations? Buffalo pro football actually has a tradition of playing on Thanksgiving. The 1920's All-Americans did so a few times, as well as the brief WW2 AFL franchise, the AAFC Bills of the late 40's, and our well-known AFL Bills throughout the 60's.

Mark was supposed to be working on the sweet potato dish right now, but he drank a little too much this morning and is currently wrestling Gary - sans shirt - on the Miller family's living room floor. Just a second ago, Mark delivered a wicked good pile-driver move of Gary into a folding table that was holding all the Thanksgiving dishes already made. This all began over a snide remark Gary made about Buffalo's run defense. Another Thanksgiving Day ruined because of Mark's overzealous Bills fandom...damn it, Mark!

Hmmm....where have I head that before? Oh yeah, that's what Marc Miller told Gary back in January 1993.

Ralph didn't like paying his employees what they were worth. This is the main reason why the Bills never accomplished much from the late 60's to the mid-80's. Saban and Knox had the competence to build teams that could have potentially competed with the Dolphins, Raiders, and Steelers of that era. They just needed the financial backing. And even if you disagree with that strong statement, you should concede that this franchise should not have fallen to FIVE 1-win or 2-win seasons in an 18-year time span (1968-85). That's all on miserly Ralph.

The correct answer was the Patriots. McDermott is 0-5 against them. Allen was awful against them this year. They have dominated the division for two decades and have haunted this franchise for that long. The Bills will never reach their goals if they can't learn to beat this cursed group of cheaters.

That's just it. Different era, different rules, different statistical expectations. Turnovers in general were more prolific in the old days. For example: look up the interception rates of Kemp, Ferguson, Kelly, etc... all QB busts, right?

Very sad. Cribbs was arguably the 4th greatest RB in franchise history, only behind OJ and Thurman and Cookie (in that order). And that's really saying something, coming from a franchise well-known for finding good RB's (highest percentage of 1k+ yard RB seasons among all 32 NFL franchises).

I wonder if Gary was invited to Thanksgiving dinner at Marc's home this Thursday? Or perhaps they haven't spoken since January 30, 1994?

You can't write the history of pro football without Steve Tasker.

Cutting Murphy and Kroft frees up $12 million more.

Hey! Same as the Steelers!

Bills fans are getting soft these days. I was ready to tear down your goal posts for you after your successful scrimmage with the Panthers in August.

Yeah that's right. I totally said it. The Bills at 10-6 WILL make the playoffs, even if one of their 6 losses is against the Steelers. What are you going to do about it, pal?! I'll fight you over it. I will totally fight you and HURT you.

Agree 100%. Steelers aren't finishing 5-1 or better. And the Colts aren't finishing 6-0. And the Titans aren't finishing 6-0. And the Jaguars aren't finishing 6-0. And the Browns aren't finishing 6-0. If the Bills can somehow get to 10-6 in any way possible, I GUARANTEE they are making the playoffs. If they don't, then I promise to make out with Peter Schrager live on GMFB December 30... Now 9-7 gets a little more complicated. In this situation, the Bills still have a pretty good chance, but the two wins may need to come from Denver (tiebreaker with Indy) and Pittsburgh (to fend off Pittsburgh, obviously).

Briscoe and Harris making the list should have been two big clues... It's a respectable top-5 list, but Moon's omission is glaring. Add him instead of McNair and you have the first black QB to start a pro game (Briscoe), first black QB to start a season (Harris), first black QB to win a Super Bowl (Williams), first Hall of Fame black QB (Moon), and first black QB to be drafted first overall (Vick). Fun fact: not only did Briscoe and Harris play for the Bills, but they were promoted to starting QB by two former Bills head coaches when on different teams (Lou Saban and Briscoe on the Broncos, Chuck Knox and Harris on the Rams).

I wouldn't have my job at GMFB if I didn't Fouts and Marino played in an era spanning 1973-1999. They revolutionized the passing game, and you can call that era "pass-happy" if you'd like. But the passing stats then were nothing compared to what was seen during the true "pass-happy" era of the 21st century. I'll give you a Buffalo-centric example: compare Jim Kelly's passing stats with Ryan Fitzpatrick. You simply can't compare raw stats between radically different eras like that. The best you can do is compare these individuals with their contemporaries. Rivers played at the same time as a lot of future Hall of Fame QB's: Brady, Brees, Roethlisberger, both Mannings, Rodgers, and possibly Wilson. So his stats and accomplishments will be compared with these 7 or so players. Maybe you're right that Rivers will eventually get in, but it will be after these guys and only because they ran out of obvious Hall of Fame choices at all the other positions.