RobbRiddick

Why does ROmo keep talking about our defense like it's elite? Has he researched the games at all?

They've checked out. I really believe something has happened behind the scenes. That pride and team spirit they showed last season is dead. The slightest adversity and they fall to pieces and look like they don't want to be there

lol 97 year old statue makes Obada look like a tool

Brady like a cat pawing at a half dead mouse

Brady just like the loud mouthed p*ssy in a bar. Shoots his mouth off an then lets his buddies do the work while he hangs back

You threw the towel in quick. If you'd been in Apollo's corner there's no way Drago would have killed him. I guess I'll join you shortly though

Whoo that's a sack for Rousseau. We'll take that

Okay, Brady trots out and unzips his pants, ready to stick it to our defense

whoa, didn't realize Tony Romo was doing the announcing. That's something I guess. We've had some good luck with him in the past. I guess apart from the AFC championship

I think all the team's luggage will arrive safely back in buffalo (I include Brian Daboll in this)

I don't know why but seeing that title the first thing that popped into my head was an A Football Life style show but with Hitler as the subject matter

Last season this team played loose and with confidence, none more so than Allen. This year, especially since the KC game, they look tight and unsure of themselves. They look like a team that's constantly second guessing themselves and their decisions and it's killed them so far. There's a lot to be said for mojo and this team has none right now. An impressive win against the Bucs might help change that, a win against Tampa followed by revenge against NE would definitely do it but I really don't see us winning tomorrow. Hope I'm wrong

Hey, if I can abandon all 7 of my children then I'm sure I can give up on a mere football team

See, I thought that after the Jax loss. They haven't seemed to learn anything since then and are just as inconsistent. I'll just spend the rest of the season having the lowest of expectations (i.e. assuming they miss the playoffs) and just see what happens, but I'm not going to pin any hopes to them that's for sure

It's absolutely crap to lose that way and it looks like the season is spiralling but all they have to do now is beat the Bucs and then go full on ape s**t in the Pats rematch. I doubt that happens though. Truth is it's not worth being too upset. They had a chance, at home, to make a statement and they got beat by a team who passed it 4 times. It's their own fault

I knew that upside down Bills table in the Alabama game would come back to haunt us

Sadly for them I don't watch them, and I'm guessing less and less people will

What I don't understand is why they would want to push this narrative. The whole point of these shows is to get regular viewers. In order to do this you want people to be interested in the NFL. For them to be truly interested they need to believe that, you know, other teams have a good chance to win. But these guys just keep telling us how the Pats are going to dominate for the next 20 years based on a good, solid rookie QB season. It's nuts

Time to pick against us. It's our only hope Pats 45 Bills 13

Hilariously if you look at the QB rankings on NFL.com this week they still put Lamar way higher than Allen. I have no problem with them dropping Allen because he's been up and down lately, but they seem scared to drop Lamar too much. The guy has played some awful games this season, but every now and then he escapes the rush and picks up a first down with his legs and suddenly he's the greatest QB in history again

I posted in the wrong thread. I'm watching redzone. It's strange, it is entertaining on one level but on the other level it just feels a bit like arena league. I find myself zoning out a lot and not particularly caring about what's happening

I love those 'experts'. When the season started they had KC as the absolute class of the AFC. Then it was the Bills who were the best. Then it was the Chargers. Then it was the Titans, and now it's absolutely, positively, definitely the Pats. If the Bills win they'll go back to being absolutely the team to beat in the AFC. Not one of these guys has the guts to stick with their convictions

Does anyone else ever think, if it wasn't for my longtime Bills fandom I probably wouldn't watch the NFL anymore?