ChasBB

More of the same -- keep working it and eventually you'll work right through the pain -- just keep on skiing!

Makes no sense to deal Clements. The guy is just hitting his prime. We need him.

Well said!! Thank you!

Amazing. Just amazing. Once again, the disfunctionality of a pro athlete emerges. How the hell can a guy who makes NFL-type money be so stupid as to steal something that he could buy hundreds of without even denting his wallet? Incredible.

I can go along with that. Just need to make sure his foot is fully healed and won't be a problem.

No, not a knock on Milloy so much, but I think he did come on the expensive side. Thinking more of Bledsoe. Thinking mostly really that Bill Belichick seems to always be in the know when it comes to these matters.

Ty Law would be intriguing -- could be a nice addition, but I'm a little wary of New England castoffs, if you know what I mean.

humerous, yes, but I think TD might actually know what he's doing with this one.

is that New England is not a 2005 opponent !!!

I liked Moorman streaking for a 1st down on the punt that broke down -- the guy has some real speed.

Good points! Thanks for the reply.

I know that it's the norm to allow assistant coaches to leave for head coaching jobs, but it sure makes it tough to keep good coordinators around for very long. Look at Clements -- he was nearly gone after a single season had Notre Dame wanted him. What kind of committment is that -- one season?! I like the policy of allowing assistants out of their contracts to advance to head coaching positions, but I'd like to see this policy adjusted somewhat. For example, if an assistant has served less than 2 years with his current team, he may not be contacted by other teams for head coaching positions if he's still under contract. Jerry Gray has been with the Bills for 4 seasons now and has earned the right to leave (though I sure hate to see him go). It's just that with coordinators coming and going every season it's nearly impossible for a team to get any continuity going. A new coordinator comes in with a new scheme and it's practically like starting over again. Like I said, I like the policy, but I think it's time for NFL owners to tighten it just a little bit.

That's about how I feel. I've determined that I'm not really a football fan -- I'm just a BILLS FAN.

Like many previous seasons, we must wait "until next year". I do believe next year will be a playoff year, but I sure wanted *this* year's team to enjoy the playoffs. Every team is unique. Next year's team may be better (let's hope so), but it won't be this year's team. With the defense at the peak of their game and healthy, I really wanted it this year for them. Jerry Grey might move on to Syracuse. Sam Adams might not have another year in him. Milloy & Vincent aren't getting any younger. Pat Williams might not be here. I really wanted a playoff run THIS year for THIS team -- especially for the defense because they deserved it so much. I believe that Mularkey will lead the Bills to a Super Bowl victory one day. Unfortunately, it just won't be with this particular team.

Our O-line is not garbage. We have a QB that could make just about any line look bad. Our line has some talent -- maybe not pro-bowl caliber talent, but they're not a bunch of nobodies, either. A mobile QB with leadership capabiliites and the smarts to change the play at the line of scrimmage would make our line look just fine.

TD won't be around to see his draft pick start if this team doesn't start winning some games.

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