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I'm not going to defend anything the retarded Fruite fanboy has said, but: if you don't see pocket awareness as a problem w/ this kid I think you have Bills blinders on. He needs to step up in the pocket and prevent that fumble; and the play at the end of the half was another horrible sack that cost us more points if not for Lindell. The Parrish TD was terrific, but maybe people forget that RJ the antichrist in his 2nd start here threw a nearly identical 40 yard dart on the run for a TD to Moulds in Miami....guys of that cloth will do that occasionally, but it's hard to win with these ill-timed sacks and lack of awareness compounded with a lack of ball security.

Yeah, I can't believe they'd risk a timeout to save 3 points on what looked like an int

Is that why there was a WR open deep in the endzone? Because our offense is money on 4th&9? That makes sense....don't take any risks vs. superior teams but try a gadget play that could lose the game vs. the dreads of the league. Maybe your only non-retarded point.

How is this a new low? Did you watch the Saints/Raiders games last year?

But JP made a couple plays! Media sucks! Go Bills!

Yeah, that's the problem.

What a joke. I'm not sure what's more pathetic: these comments by the jackass "U" announcer; or Coker's comments after the game: Good riddance to this piece of garbage when he gets fired.

He's such a perfect fit for March Madness it's scary.

The Rams will no doubt be favored but I wouldn't bet on them as road favorites under any circumstances ever. I laughed a lot at everyone who picked them @SF in their suicide pool last year and @Miami the year before.

What sort of objective football insight would you like?

They did blow an 18 pt lead at home vs. Cleveland, and it's hard to get a better opportunity than that to win a game. I think they'll beat either Houston or St. Louis though.

Worst analogy ever.

I feel the same way

Good teams generally don't blow out mediocre division rivals on the road. I tried telling you this before the game but you wouldn't listen

Definitely depends on the team. It's can't be overstated for KC, Denver, Buffalo, St. Louis, etc. For others it's highly overrated: Indianapolis for instance, has basically the same record home and away since Manning has been the QB, but they're not perceived that way because of the NE playoff losses. Carolina is a team that I like better on the road if I'm betting against the spread. Most people are really bad at distinguishing between how good a team is, and how big their homefield is. Seattle was a really good team last year, and they won every game at home, but I think it's absurd when people say it's the toughest place to play. If their homefield is so great, how did they lose to the Rams twice, the Cowboys, and get destroyed by the Bills when they were an average team in 2004?

I wonder what Fisher said in the locker room....when I saw the Manning DirecTV commercial where he's abusing the Titans I thought: "wow, that's some bulletin board material". I heard on WFAN today that 15 of the last 29 teams who started 0-4 won their 5th game. Of course the Lions being 0-5 doesn't put them in that group, but if you take away the bad loss vs. GB their results have pretty much epitomized that of an average team and not much worse.

Does Tasker get teamed with a different play-by-play guy every year? Gus Johnson is as good as it gets for a 'D' level game though.

Yeah apparantly Andy Reid is Levy squared w/ respect to those week 17 games. We took a dive against - oddly enough - the Lions the last game of '91 and still almost won the game in overtime. I think Ditka still hates us for it because it cost the Bears the division.

2004 loss #1 and 2004 loss #2

Yeah Party announced they were shutting down weeks ago...you didn't know this? Go to Stars or Full Tilt or Absolute.

Dude stop talking out of your ass. They clinched homefield after week 15 and layed down for the last two games of 2004 and had Mike McMahon playing QB last year.

ZOMG ESPN sucks.

Ronnie Brown not close. Roy Williams not close.