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I know how you feel. I woke up anxious. Going to be a very long day. There is no logical reason they should lose this game, but .....

You make absolutely no intelligent argument worth responding to, so there's that.

With I am really surprised at the ignorance of this post. You should be ashamed. I live in Washington and follow this team. If the redskins truely believed in Cousins he would have been signed long term a while ago. Like lots of teams, the Bills included, they found themselves without other, better options. It is really not that hard to understand. And oh yeah, go f... yourself.

Yes, no doubt, but the clamoring for Cousins is without merit. Great passing stats, losing record. He is not considered a leader by the team management or players. You will hear all sorts of excuses for his play, but the bottom line is that he just does not have it. The Redskins are moving on. Buyer beware.

It's the later.

You should talk to some Redskins fans about Cousins. One of the most overrated players in the NFL. They can't wait for him to be gone in Washington.

In the past couple of years I would have expected a let down and poor effort. This is a far different team. I would be shocked if the Bills were not ready and playing their butts off on Thursday. It does not guarantee a win, or that the breaks will go their way, but this team will not take a game for granted.

He will be concerned about vaginal soreness.

I guess the Bills really missed Dareus today. Everyon crying about this trade should be wiping the egg off their face right now. He is not missed at all.

You can always count on this OP for the chicken little post of the day. At least he waited 6 games into the first season to declare failure.

There is quite a bit of that going around.

I think you are way off base here. Even in slow motion Kiko had plenty of time to read and react to what was happening. The fact is he did read it, and chose to lower his shoulder into Flacco's head. I do not think i have seen a more egregious example of intent to injure all year.

Alonzo should hsve been ejected for that play. Without question. The NFL is a complete joke when it comes to protecting players.

The Bills have already paid him his signing bonus, for 2 weeks of work. Bolton is not in any way being mistreated here. He knew the score. The Bills have rights and are exercising them. Very simple.

Thanks for staying engaged. You have already made a difference at TBN.

Boldin is a guy who had the reputation throughout his career of being the ultimate professional, a team first guy, and a leader. When he determined his heart really was not in it, he quit. Poor example.

A big issue it seems to me is lack of consistent push up the middle. Kyle does not seem to have the explosion he once had and Dareus, who they are paying to be that guy, is a shadow of his once dominating self, forcing them to use lesser players in that role. I expect a penetrating DT is going to be a very high priority in next year's draft. All great pass rushing teams have this.

I was actually hoping it would be Goodbye.

Yes, but those of us that do can certainly appreciate it. Good one. KM will certainly be missed at TBN. She was a breath of fresh air, and I look forward to reading her work in the Post.

If anyone has watched Dareus play this year at all, they should not have to ask this question.

No, it really was not the main reason they lost. Failing to convert turnovers to points is why they lost. Who would you have suggested cover Green given the CBs on the field yesterday? White was the best they had on the field, by a mile. He did a very credible job. He was not covering Green on the Q4 long pass I believe.

Unfortunately the NFL allows those hits - not against the rules. They were several similar tackles yesterday, some by the Bills. Each time I am amazed the player taking that hit is not injured. It is time the NFL did away with targeting of the knees by DBs.

Bills 23 Bungles 20 The pass rush will do enough to force some mistakes by Dalton when they get behind. The short passing game is going nowhere with strong tackling by the bills in the short zones. Nail biter, but a win.

He started great, and then- EJ

A surprisingly cogent article from Rodak. Gilmore' performance this year should surprise no one as he displayed a me first, all about the money attitude when here, and is the anthesis of a leader. The Bills were absolutely right to walk away from making him one of the most highly paid CBs in the league. Not the kind of player you want to put near the top of your salary scale, as the Bills are finding out with Dareus now.