NoHuddleKelly12

??????Tip of the cap to JA standing up there and not taking the bait when offered, to in any way shape or form deflect blame for the offensive woes on his teammates—though I wouldn’t fault him if he did with that sorry “supporting” cast. You could tell he’d just survived a gauntlet of fire but kept his cool and composure, and I respect the heck out of this kid’s attitude and willingness to shoulder it all, including all of the blame, rightly or wrongly. That’s leadership guys can get behind. Just wish our next game was tomorrow so we can flush the taste of this one down the drain that much quicker...

So I just read this barrel of laughs by our intrepid Pats fan who doubles as the ESPN Bills beat guy—my question is, what personnel moves could he possibly be referring to?? Our roster is what it is and I don’t know how you do anything major in the short term (unless by eventual he means next year) as it’s not like we are about to enter into a free agency signing fiesta this week. Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer The Bills seemed to move closer to eventual personnel changes around rookie QB Josh Allen after being shut out by the Packers, 22-0, for the first time since 2008. Allen was sacked seven times and received little help from LeSean McCoy (five carries, 24 yards) or Kelvin Benjamin (one catch, 34 yards on six targets). Allen finished 16 of 33 for 151 yards and two interceptions, including an ill-advised heave late in the first half. Buffalo gained only 145 yards, their fewest since 2006 and only the fourth time they have gained 145 or fewer yards since 1980.

I feel like every rep will help, so long as he takes what he needs to learn from them and not let it destroy his confidence when he gets knocked down—all of the great ones had to take their lumps and he is no exception to that rule. Mama said there’d be days like this, right?

At least we know our role

Thanks! Nothing was going to help today though apparently

Also bet a work buddy of mine who’s a big Packer fan, a cool six pack on this game, no points, straight up. But before you ask, no I don’t have a receipt to prove it.

Well last Sunday it was stay out of wifey’s way (sort of) while she had a baby, and the Bills won unbelievably—so this week...stay out of wifey’s way again?

Way ahead of you. I just tried their switchboard this morning, and unfortunately this is as far as I got: “How may I direct your call? Oh, I thought you might be 1982 calling to provide us with some DNA evidence. So sorry, but our agents are currently busy watching back to the future. Try again next week!”

It’s “anchor—man” not “anchor—lady,” and that’s a scientific fact!

And if he develops his overall effort, hands and attitude?

Obviously he is 1st ballot if they create a career backup category given how many times he’s assumed the starter role off the bench; Reich would also then be in there for the Houston comeback game alone, plus became a starter in Carolina after Buffalo

I can attest to there not being a true fall season down here—definitely no break from the heat in September, and will probably still be a couple weeks before sweatshirt is called for. The longer I’m down here the more I’ve missed the snow too, esp. around the holidays

Drop by Ray Ray, but luckily Clay Matthews flagged for roughing the passer

And I’m sure the Gulfstream came in at a bargain since it’s still garaged in Cleveland...

Lol, thanks for posting—it caught me at a moment of weakness, went ahead and got my XXL white one in honor of last week.

I remembered the same thing and dug this up that I read the other day, think this was it: http://www.espn.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/32272/bills-pull-defensive-u-turn-but-dont-point-to-vontae-davis-exit

Seeing as how we are going up against NFL royalty in Rodgers, the ? will no doubt do everything in their power to defuse our pass rush strength and flag us left and right for breathing in his general direction. Over/under for roughing the passer flags against Jerry?

Uhh...I thought Conor McGregor was gonna get suspended for busting out some windows, this is totally unfair!

I’ve always liked Vic, has earned the benefit of the doubt I hope

Kind of like all the threads discussing how bad the Bills absolutely would lose to Minnie last week... But the dude is 41 years old. I think the point was that eventually despite all the “voodoo that he do” he would run out of fountain of youth espressos. Hope that he doesn’t know when to hang it up gracefully and I get to see some real stinkers from him, to slightly soothe all of the pain he’s brought our franchise, which is almost impossible. I know that comes off sounding petty, but hey, haven’t we earned that right by this point?

Bills went down that road with the one year rental Terrell Owens, and that was before the pushups in his driveway or flexing in a home gym next to the Koi pond with choppers buzzing overhead like it was the OJ slow roll (ok, the koi pond is taking some dramatic liberties) but he was already a head case himself before the Russ Brandon/Jauronimo (love that moniker on this board) regime brought him in for 2009. Anyone remember that year? Jauronimo was mercifully axed halfway through and Fewell started his forgettable run. TO was still able to put up decent numbers for what he was at that point in his career though. Legend Led the league Bold Career high Year Team Games Receiving G GS Rec Yards Avg Long TD 1996 SF 16 10 35 520 14.9 46T 4 1997 SF 16 15 60 936 15.6 56T 8 1998 SF 16 10 67 1,097 16.4 79T 14 1999 SF 14 14 60 754 12.6 36 4 2000 SF 14 13 97 1,451 15.0 69T 13 2001 SF 16 16 93 1,412 15.4 60T 16 2002 SF 14 14 100 1,300 13.0 76T 13 2003 SF 15 15 80 1,102 13.8 75T 9 2004 PHI 14 14 77 1,200 15.6 59T 14 2005 PHI 7 7 47 763 16.2 91T 6 2006 DAL 16 15 85 1,180 13.9 56T 13 2007 DAL 15 15 81 1,355 16.7 52T 15 2008 DAL 16 16 69 1,052 15.2 75T 10 2009 BUF 16 16 55 829 15.1 98T 5 2010 CIN 14 11 72 983 13.7 78T 9 Career 219 201 1,078 15,934 14.8 98T 153

A 17-year drought is just what the Dr. ordered. Hope that Brady/Belichick are around long enough to taste some of it.

Have to admit I jumped full tilt on the bandwagon of goodbye Leslie after the LAC debacle and McD's taking over the playcall sheet, but am pleasantly surprised by how our DC responded and put his best foot forward--the players including Hughes obviously also responded by dramatically upping their game with the backs to the wall. I think that a team can smell right away if character/grit from the top down is real or fake (a/k/a The Ryan Bros. Express), and plays accordingly over the course of a long season. Kudos to the coaching staff then.

I've pretty much hyped it every time they fall flat in September one or 2 times since at least 2012, so I fully get it. A lot of national guys say just wait until Edelman comes back and takes the doubles off of Gronk--but Brady just looks 41 years old heaving the ball anywhere close to deep so far this year--I feel like that's a difference in the eyeball test from previous years. They've always killed in the short passing attack though, so who knows if it will even matter.

Dang, I knew I should have gone with Scott Zolak instead ?