KurtGodel77

The Bengals win! The Bengals win! Yeah!

Lee Evans is better than Peerless.

Today, through three quarters: Lee Evans, 110 yards, 2 TDs. Eric Moulds: 68 yards, 1 TD.

Now there's an easy name to spell!

I feel the Bills are starting to take control of this game. It's about time.

Uh, my comment was about the TD, not the needless 15 yard penalty.

Nice!!

Looks like the Jets are knocking on the door again. Too bad.

Cincy just held Baltimore to a field goal. Now let's hope the Bengals drive for a TD to take the lead.

Total points scored in first quarter: 35 Total points scored in 2nd quarter: 10 Total points scored in 3rd quarter (with one minute to play): 0 Things seem to be settling down.

Baltimore is knocking on the door . . .

It also looks like Cincinnati just scored another TD. They are only 3 points away from catching Baltimore. Sweet.

Looks like the Jets just scored a TD. Terrible.

"We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty." — Edward R. Murrow Problem was, that Murrow was disloyal: he was on the Soviet Union's payroll while that nation was in the midst of committing the worst mass murder in human history.

The Jets are knocking on the door. Not good.

Nice, Cincinnati just scored a TD!! Now they have just one quarter to score 10 points.

Excellent post, DC Tom. Blzul is way out of line. Kudos to Michael J. Fox, who is truly a stand-up guy.

Ouch. Baltimore always seems to find a way to win, and win ugly. I don't like it. Of course, the one time a Baltimore win would have done us some good--when they were playing the Patriots--those jerks went out and lost.

I hate those jerks. I really do. I'd want them to lose even if the Bills had no chance whatsoever at making the playoffs. I think that Houston will find some other games to lose later on this year, but the Jets need to start losing beginning today!

Looks like the Jets are losing to Houston by a point. Excellent.

There is no excuse for allowing A.J. Feely to complete three TD passes in one quarter. I mean, the guy couldn't even beat out their other QB at the beginning of the year. The Dolphins' offensive line includes John St. Clair at OT. There is no excuse for our defensive play.

"but if we are to be honest, this team thus far has done absolutely nothing that it did not do last season." He's right. Well, except for the fact that our offensive line is now playing well. And except for the fact we now have a complete RB. And a good speed WR in Evans. And the fact our offensive coaching effort is no longer a predictable joke. And except for the emergence of one of the best FB's in the league. And except for the fact that we are now able to run the ball against defenses when they know it's coming. And except for the fact that over the last few weeks, we've really cut back on stupid penalties. And except for the fact that our return game has become one of the best in the league. And except for our improved punting game. Oh, and Ryan Lindell's improvement from last season. But other than all that, there hasn't been any improvement, really.

"Clearly, in hindsight, the Bills schedule will only have featured six games vs. teams that will likely finish much above .500 meaning that it will have been a relatively soft and easy schedule." Is this guy nuts? The average team finishes .500. There are 16 games in a season. Now let's say that four of your games are against teams with .500 records. That leaves six games against teams with winning records, and another six against teams with losing records. This is a more or less average schedule. But the sentence I quoted wasn't about games against teams with winning records. It was about teams on pace to finish significantly above .500, which meant that the guy was able to ignore our win over Seattle. I'm pretty sure St. Louis had a winning record before we beat them. In other words, we will have had eight or more games against teams with winning records, making our schedules one of the hardest in the league. For crying out loud, we have three games against the two best teams (NE and Pitt) in the league.

Unfortunately, there are some bright spots on Baltimore's offense, beginning with its offensive line. Add to that one of the better running games in the league, and a top tight end in the form of Todd Heap. Kyle Boller has been improving as the year has gone on. In order to win, a team like NY needs to control the clock. Otherwise, Baltimore's running game will gradually wear down NY's defense.

[sarcasm] Of course not. As I clearly indicated in my original post, I believe Mickey is always right. [/sarcasm]. Seriously, if you think his analysis is wrong, you should tell us what you saw on that play. It's not necessary for you to say, "he's human and fallible," because, well, we knew that already.