BB2004

Good point about his run blocking abilities and how we wanted to be a running team this year. Unless he takes a pay cut, I would say that Mike Williams will be a starting RT for some other team next season.

I'd like to see Eric Moulds have 2 or 3 touchdown catches this week, that way he can still prove that he can still be a top wideout in the league.

Next year we'll have a better team. This year has been more disapointing than others. I think we understand that we can't win a football game without an offensive line.

What would you rather have?

That would bring tremendous optimism back to the Bills fans. Right now that is what we need.

Wade did good things for us as our defense was good during his time as a head coach. However, that is now in the past. That loss against the Titans was arguably the most painful loss in Bills history.

After watching him in Minnesota this past week when I went to the game, he's one of the main reasons for their recent success on defense. I don't know about the way he talks but his play this season has been at pro bowl level.

If Ferguson the LT from Virginia is there when we pick, hopefully he'll be ours.

London has been playing very well this year and I agree with your post. However, with the ongoing circumstances with this team, it's easy to overlook London's hard work.

Look at the his numbers over his career, especially when you look back when he had good offensive lines. Some of his career numbers are in the top 10 in the NFL all time.

No doubt about that. Yesterday I went to the Vikings game in Minnesota. In my opinion, that stadium is louder than Arrowhead. Anyway, when you give the quarterback time to throw, he's going to find open receivers, part of the reason why Minnesota has won 6 in a row. That's what I would like to see from the Bills. 2 to 3 experienced offensive lineman that have starting experience for more than a season would make this situation a little easier.

We choose to go for future and that's a good thing. However, when Bledsoe has time to throw, he's still as good as anyone in the league.

I like it. Look what Ron Rivera has done with the Bears defense this year.

Goes to show you what Moulds means to this team and his leadership around the locker room. My oh my, have things gone from bad to worse. I thought one of the positives about yesterdays game was that Ralph Wilson was there to see first hand what's going on with the Bills. Even in the losing years I remember the optimism. Now it's hard to find it.

Well said.

I was at that game in 1994 at the old stadium. Let me tell you it's a different situation, but it could be similar if they make up. If they don't then it's different. Both teams were way ahead and the Bulls almost blew the game, but didn't thanks to Toni Kukoc last second shot. Pippen wasn't happy but eventually they made up and became good friends again. The Bills however didn't hold on to there lead and as of now Moulds and Mularkey are not on the same page.

So Moulds is in that catagory? Before we criticize anyone, lets get the facts straight.

One of the best wide receivers of all time in Buffalo History.

If this is true, you have to wonder why he would even be a decoy. What's the point? Mularkey and Moulds have a meeting tomorrow with owner Ralph Wilson. Hopefully the outcome will turn out alright for everyone.

Nope. That's not going to happen. What we need is a good manager, one who undertands how the game works and how to mange a game in crucial situations. Maybe someone like Marv Levy.

Happy Birthday

Takeo is a very determined player and person. I think he'll be ready to go again next season and have a pro bowl season.

I think it's worth a shot. We have nothing to lose and it would be interesting to see how he would do against top pass rushers.

I agree the music city miracle was a heartbreak that still bothers me. This one might be in the lower top 10, but enough to make you remember.

After the way we played yesterday's game, it's tough to ignore. I'm still upset about it.