Coach Tuesday

Seabiscuit, I don't see many folks rooting for Sammy to fail. Gilmore on the other hand...

So if I'm reading the quotes this week correctly, McD, Dennison, and Shady are basically telling Beane to find some better receivers, and Mathews is complaining about Dennison's gameplan. Awesome.

If they think the Panthers were squatting on routes - wait until they see what Denver's corners do. Talib will get at least one pick-six this weekend.

This is what I have suspected. Rex and his crackpot training staff caused a rift and Whaley refused to intervene.

I highly doubt he's joking. Carl Everett was not joking about the dinosaurs. Apparently D.J. Reader doesn't believe in dinosaurs either.

Dude. I hated the trade and still do. I take issue with any human who "believes" (whatever that even means in this context) that the Earth is flat.

Seriously though, if you believe the Earth is flat, you ought to bathe with a toaster. You're just that useless to society.

He's a beast. He single-handedly wrecked the Eagles' offense last week on a mere 44 snaps.

Human civilization is ending.

Do we have any Flat Earthers on this board and if so, can you please announce yourselves?

Meanwhile, Chris Jones looks like the player the Bills should've drafted at 19 (or traded up for instead of Ragland - imagine having both Shaq and Jones).

They are surprisingly susceptible to a short passing game over the intermediate middle. Not sure we have the right personnel to capitalize. Also Talib may set a record for pick-sixes. I don't see the Bills scoring a TD in this game...

Also, Derek Wolfe is Kyle Williams 2.0.

"Among those"? "Believe"??

Grambling is a huge Bills fan actually. Maybe you need therapy dude.

Have you watched him this year? He's checking at the line like Manning, and he is not afraid to throw into tight spots. He may be on his way to becoming a star.

Baker Mayfield is The One. I'm on that train. JohnC: rebuilding and starting with a QB in doing so is the right approach, you've been consistent about that here and most of us have now come around to it. That said, it has to concern you a little bit that McD and Beane don't appear to value speed or explosiveness on offense. What if they rebuild the wrong way?

I realize Denver is a different team on the road, but their defense just smoked one of the best offensive lines and rushing attacks in the league, and their QB is hot right now, especially when it comes to picking apart soft short- and intermediate- zones. This is going to be ugly.

Good stuff Kirby. I too feared in the offseason that we'd be in for a season of boring football, especially on offense. Sunday was borderline unwatchable. The Bills are in the entertainment business and if they're not going to win games (which they're not), they should at least try to look somewhat threatening or explosive. Beane seems to want a team full of Tolberts at every position. I don't know how long I can stand for this.

I do not see any wins left on this schedule beyond the Jets, Colts and Bengals.

Buy a hybrid.

There is no one open on that play. No one. My goodness Mills is terrible.

The other problem with playing not to lose is that the players start to realize that their coach doesn't have any confidence in them.

Losing out on Mike McCoy was the most underrated event of the offseason.

When Promo gets angry at the product on the field he takes it out on his fellow fans. His internal dysfunction tends to reach a fever pitch by mid-September so we are right on schedule. By late October he usually sheepishly falls in line with reality.