ChasBB

That's the $64,000 question -- will Gailey be able to admit that he made a mistake by starting Edwards and move onto other options?

I have always found it annoying how CBS will give time to both the AFC and the NFC -- maybe 65% AFC and 35% NFC split whereas Fox is more like 95% NFC and 5% AFC split. I really don't know why CBS caters so much to the NFC.

I think Chan is going to be fine, but the team is just weak -- literally weak. What happened with the new devotion to strength and conditioning? The OL just got their butts kicked much of the time and the DL didn't have a whole lot of push, either, leaving Henne with all sorts of time back there. The weakness of the lines was very disappointing. The QB situation must be addressed. It just cannot continue as it is.

The defense gave up a lot of 3rd-down conversions -- I was not very encouraged by that. However, the defense played well enough to win overall if only the offense could have been more productive.

Absolutely agree on Green. He needs to just be cut - right NOW - no delay. I'd rather they went with a rookie out at RT than this guy.

Now we must suffer the next several games where Chan stays committed to Edwards in an attempt to save face. Only after we are 0-6 or 1-5 or something like that will Edwards be benched. Of course, by then, the season will be beyond hope. Sigh.

I don't care at this point. Fitz or Brohm. Anyone but Trent. Bring Brown back for all I care, but Trent must go.

I can still remember how Jim Kelly would be right in the face of a lineman who totally blew an assignment. Kelly would not accept a crappy effort by his linemen and would let them know. Kelly turned the team from losers to winners nearly single-handedly with his LEADERSHIP. That is sorely missing out there these days.

Edwards' press conference now posted on BuffaloBills.com, as well. Let me save you the trouble: "got to watch it on film" ... "fix what we need to fix" blah, blah

Nope, good teams overcome bad calls (or non-calls). This is not a good team and that is in large part due to lack of leadership and performance by Edwards.

Good teams overcome bad calls.

The mind is a strange thing, men. We must begin by asking it... ..."What is losing?" Losing is a disease... ...as contagious as polio. Losing is a disease... ...as contagious as syphilis. Losing is a disease... ...as contagious as bubonic plague... ... attacking one... ... but infecting all.

The "opportunity cost" of watching football can be great, but I think I'm too hooked on this team to stop watching. I want to see how Gailey responds to Trent's pitiful leadership. I want to see a coach who takes action to fix things before it is too late.

All the talk during the offseason by the new staff was about ACCOUNTABILITY. Well, if they are serious about that, then they will bench Trent Edwards and let either Fitz or Brohm take over.

I still like Gailey. He will turn this team around, but he needs a leader out there at QB and he doesn't have one - certainly not Trent anyhow. Gailey is not the problem (unless he continues to start Trent).

That seals it for me, too. You've GOT to put the ball up in a situation like that. What sorry leadership at the QB position.

I laughed at the seeming idiots who said this team would go 2-14. They were lucky the game today was as close as it was. If they don't get improved play out of the QB position and the OL, then this really will be a very poor season. Buddy, you said something about showing us a baby?!

I don't hate the guy. I just want to see him gone. I've seen enough. Time to move on.

Oh, but they brought in Cornell Green.

Yep, that is the sad truth.

Dick totally takes a knee at the end of the half. Nice to see Buffalo at least trying to do something.

The Bills were 7-point favorites heading into Super Bowl XXV. The bottom line is that defense wins championships and the Giants had an answer that day, unfortunately.

I really hope Carrington becomes a force before the season is over.

I was at the game, but I cannot specifically recall that play. Very well could be, though.

I have the kind of excitement that I had for the home opener in 1988 against the Vikings. Going into 1988, you just knew the team had turned the corner and was playoff bound. The Bills won the opener 13-10. Now, I'm not saying that the playoffs is a given this year or anything, but this team will be competitive again and will play to win (instead of not to lose). I just think this team is about to turn the corner on the Decade of Futility and it starts Sunday.