BB2004

You're right its Josh Reed. But he's still our best receiver.

The game against the Titans in 2000 didn't help. It might have been right to start rebuilding then but the way we have rebuilded is mind boggling.

Moulds? He's still our best receiver.

Moulds has lost his mind huh? How is that?

I'd say we have a good D, but very good...... not really. You're right, as long as team's find a way to keep their offensive on the field against our defense, were going to be in constant pressure situation.

That's on the mark, but who else can we replace him with? Our depth is a problem, but I guess while were playing our young QB, we might as well experiment with our OL rookies.

Bill right, this raps it all up in a nutshell. There nothing really more that needs to be said. Puting a brand new Rookie QB behind an inexpereinced line that is below average is a costly mistake.

Some how or another, I'm not sure TD can get the job done and that is incredibly disapointing. The overall record doesn't lie. We didn't replace Jennings or Pat Williams. Did we not want to spend the money? And what are we saving the money for? If we don't resign Clements, then what was the point of drafting all of these players?

That's not necessarily true. Why do you think the Bears are better?

I'm from Chicago and am a white sox fan. It would be nice to see the White Sox against the Angels in the ALCS. It's going to be tough for the sox to keep up with that offense of Boston.

You'd think after the first drive they'd stick with the same plan.

You'd think when a team like ours was struggling on offense we'd stick to the same game plan we had on our first drive that was successful. Each time I saw the offense it seemed like third and long almost every third down.

Well said, but if we lose next week, I don't know how the optimists are going to have anything to say.

That's very hopeful, but is that false optimism?

A decent offensive line would help.

It's frusturating that's for sure. Having big expectations can be disapointing when you don't reach them. I've been there(actually still am), as I'm sure others on this board have been too.

Well said Bill. Eventually there are holes on the line that we have to fill. We can't throw players into the Offensive line hoping that they're going to be the answer. We have to go out and sign a player like Steve Hutchinson.

That's the way it goes. However, lets think positively. After we win today, we can criticize the way we played in the previous two losses.

Yikes. What happened to the shout song?

Very Superstitous. I don't think that's true at all, let alone makes sense. Besides TKO is a player that can come back from almost anything.

Saints 24 Bills 9 I hope I'm way off.

I don't know if it's easy for a 23 year old to say this but tell them what you think, explain why, and if those parents don't like it, too bad. At least you know you did the right thing. I was a little league umpire for almost ten years before I became a currency trader. Let me tell I would get into fights with A LOT of parents almost every game. One time I had to kick 5 people out of the game on opening day. I don't even look back on it because I know I did the right thing.

The situation is much different this year with our quarterback. But you're right, if they play like a team they can win. Playoffs? Well, at least it's not out of the question at this point.

Stopping the run is definitely the problem, something we were strong at last year. It's time for Tim Anderson to get a look in the starting lineup.

I think all Bills fans are for that, TKO is terrific. While were at it, maybe we'll improve our offensive line.