Mark Vader

Yeah, I noticed that too. He's making more than Rodgers & Luck this year?!

I've never watched "Breaking Bad" or "Better Call Saul", but it might be a bit unfair to compare this show with those on how well written it is. There is no question that "Stranger Things" borrows ideas from previous shows or movies, yet it is still very entertaining. The writing may not be brilliant, but all of the child actors do a very good job. Winona Ryder is very good too. I can agree that episode 7 felt too much like a set-up episode, and only added little to the main plot. What I did enjoy about this season as opposed to the first season was that we got to see these characters deal with their own sub-plots instead of everyone working together as a group. It was nice to see Will be involved with his friends, unlike last season. Yes, there wasn't much of a set-up for next season. Although the same thing could be said about the ending of the first season. 4 seasons sounds just right for a show like this. That will be a long wait for Season 3, if that's true, but the actors have other things going on. Finn Wolfhard was just in the movie "It", Charlie Heaton is a part of "The New Mutants", and Millie Bobby Brown is in "Godzilla: King of Monsters".

We won't know how big this issue is, until we hear that Savior Peterman is concerned about it.

Just finished it yesterday. I enjoyed it a lot. I don't think it was better than Season 1, but I still thought it was very good. Although it might be a bit unfair to compare it to Season 1, since there is not a lot of mystery left to discover.

Well, my fellow Bills fans/friends have made Buffalo Wings made with sauce from Buffalo, so in a way i have had them. Also, I have had beef on weck at one of the San Diego Bills Backers tailgates, when they had food catered from Buffalo, and I loved it.

I don't care for wings. I'm not from the Buffalo area, so that probably is the reason why. When I go to Buffalo next year, I will be sure to have some, but not that many. I know everyone here will tell me where to get the best food while I am there, since it will be my first ever visit to Buffalo.

Saw "Thor: Ragnarok" this weekend. Definitely the best of the Thor series. Lots of fun.

Vance Joseph

No argument from me. Of course we will have to see how the Bills approach free agency to determine what positions will be the top priority in the draft.

Let me put it this way. Playoff game against the Patriots* this year or the playoff drought continues to 18 years. Which of these options, makes you feel better?

Get back to business, and continue winning at home.

Or they Mike not.

Thank you very much.

If the Bills first pick is in the twenties, there is no way that those two players will last that long.

That's two Bills who have been guest pickers on College Gameday this year.

This was shocking. The Big 10 is out of control this year.

Just did this one.....thoughts? 24: R1P24 DL MAURICE HURST MICHIGAN 30: R1P30 QB MASON RUDOLPH OKLAHOMA STATE 55: R2P23 RB RONALD JONES II USC 56: R2P24 TE TROY FUMAGALLI WISCONSIN 96: R3P32 LB JOSEY JEWELL IOWA 126: R4P24 LB KENDALL JOSEPH CLEMSON 159: R5P21 G BRADEN SMITH AUBURN 162: R5P24 EDGE AUSTIN BRYANT CLEMSON

I think this was how I discovered TBD also. Although I don't fully remember.

I agree. If we keep all of these guys, then we don't have to worry about using a high draft pick on a WR.

From that list, here is how I see it. Gone: Colt Anderson, Taiwan Jones, Joe Webb, Brandon Tate, Mike Tolbert. Re-Signed: Leonard Johnson, Jerel Worthy, Deonte Thompson, E.J. Gaines. As for the others: Kyle Williams. Seeing how much help the Bills need at DT, and how much of a leader Kyle is, will they try to convince him to stick around for another year or two? Cedric Thonton. If Kyle chooses to retire, then re-signing Thornton would be a good idea. Solid not spectacular veteran player, and won't cost much to keep. Jordan Matthews. How big of a contract will he demand? Pairing Matthews with Kelvin Benjamin would be very beneficial for the Bills, and would lessen the need to draft a WR with a high pick. Preston Brown. Is he the long term answer at MLB? Does he get a big contract or a "prove it" contract? Ramon Humber. 30 year old veteran player that has finally made it in the NFL. Tough call to make, especially if Milano progresses the way he has. Shareece Wright. Another 30+ year old player that is not a starter, and will probably not get that big of a contract. Seantrel Henderson. He could be good depth, and he's only 25. Should be cheap. Shamarko Thomas. A young player that is more for depth. Inexpensive to keep. Travaris Cadet. Another inexpensive player, that might be worth keeping around for training camp.

I'd like to have him re-signed. He won't be expensive to keep. The bigger issue will be if the Bills re-sign Jordan Matthews.

I know how you feel. This loss was painful to take. It would have been great to be 6-2, but that's not how it is. Although, unlike other seasons before this, I've already moved on from it. This is not the same Bills team as last year. The attitude and professionalism is completely different. The Bills have come back after every loss with a win this season, and they can win next week as well. I highly doubt that McDermott and his staff and the players are going to dwell on this loss. They will be ready for the Saints. There is a lot of season to go, and I believe that the Bills will continue to win. I trust the process. GO BILLS!!!

The Bills have bounced back from every loss this season. No reason to think they can't do it again.

Alexander should not be in pass coverage. He simply is not good at it. Another poster suggested that we should have Brown, Humber & Milano be our starting LB's, and use Alexander primarily as a pass rusher. I think the Bills coaches should seriously consider this.

I'll be seeing it tomorrow. Can't wait!