Rocket94

Please ignore them. Don't stimulate them and give them satisfaction.

Well in this case they are being polite...what are the more civilized fans supposed to say to you?

None what so ever. I believe that this team has the ability to beat the Pats. Many of these players have not been here to experience the onslaught, and hopefully they refuse to buy in to the mystique of the Patriots. They should just work hard, keep their mouths shut and get down to the business of football....they need to get smart, create their own new reality and represent this new culture. If it Sounds utopian...I don't care!

We don't know that. If the defense shows up ready to work and plays as mistake free as possible they have the ability to slow down the Pats.

Oh yeah...we are on to them alright! Lets see what we can do about it. The Bills need to quietly go about their "business" and beat the Pats.

The Bills have to suspend all personal feelings and just play football. They need to approach this game with the same steely resolve that the Pats do. Show the Pats that they belong on the field with them. I hate to say it, but when you play the Pats, football becomes business.

Now is not the time for Hughes to do this. Wrong team to be playing with. The Pats already have the psychological edge on the Bills, because they have curb stomped us for years. They havent always beat us on talent alone. Belicheck probably has a profile on every Bills player. The Bills need to break this cycle.

The Pats are probably aware of this. This could lend to some more of their psychological warfare.

If the Pats win, Brady and Belicheck will carefully appraise the Bills. If the Pats were to lose, any trashing of the Bills would be indirectly through their criticism of the officiating or some other matter. They always seem careful to leave out names.

That is how they are programmed to speak.

The Pats are like automatons anyway. They are desensitized to comments from the media and opposing players. Nothing anyone says will effect their performance. It is probably best for the Bills to remain silent and do their talking on the field.

For what it is worth, someone posted a link to Pats thread last night. A few of the Pats fans expressed concern about the Bills and Ravens as the trouble spots and potential losses on the schedule. The Bills have raised some eye brows around the league. I expect a competitive game. This is obviously a different Bills team from last year, and the Patriots will have their first real fight of the year.

Yep...and that is exercising anger! Even if he laughed while doing it.

Sometimes you have to be mean to express anger!

Yeah...that goes for everbody! Excellent game for Knox. I hope to see more TD's from him too!

Knox should win. Man, the Bengals defenders did not have a clue and underestimated his tenacity. He rocked them good! They know who he is now.

Knox's game was worth the price of admission. Word spreads quickly and film does not lie. I think db's are going to think it over a bit before approaching him.

Yet...we knew he was going to come back. I just knew that he would. The usual and total dread was not there.

If this is the kind of stuff that turns Allen on, then he should buy a round for the house!

Is it how the Bills won that makes people mad? Or is it the anxiety leading to victory that does it? I will take it!

I sure as hell can! It is a win no matter what!

Thats going to happen sometimes...they tend to over think the easy ones! I mean Knox, not Zay Jones.

Bright spot for sure. Some of that is not coached!

Its a different kind of stress when it comes to the Pats. I am not even playing and I am starting to take it personal.

Man, Knox had the game of his life and he is just getting started!