todd

No. I had a pretty tough 2011 as well (nobody here really knows about it), but I took the tact of enjoying the good games, enjoying the good plays, and letting whatever else happened not get me down. The good plays and good games did wonders for me. The key is being able to let the other stuff roll off your back. As a matter of fact, the Bills made my fall bearable, even when they were losing.

This. And he was completely juked out of his jock on the Sproles touchdown play. It was hilarious. He looked like a 50 year old man trying to make that tackle. Whitner is not good. I'm glad he's not a Bills based on his average play. Add his whiny Bills-bashing to that, and I actively root against him. He's a chode-licking little beeotch.

My mother always told me, "Don't put your D!(# in crazy." Well, maybe my mother didn't say that, but she would agree.

No. Why would you trade a known quantity that performs at a high level for an unknown quantity? Not only that, very few draft picks contribute immediately, so we would be decreasing quality of product for 2012. Fred J accounted for the majority of our offense last year. Why would be so stupid as to get rid of that on a shiny new toy that may not really work? It doesn't make sense. On top of that, it is stupid. For all the bitching that people do about Buffalo getting rid of good players, I'm surprised this would be suggested and agreed with. We do want to win next year, right?

I know patience seems to be an evil word around here, but as difficult as it is, sometimes we need a bit of it. Spiller is the perfect example.

Ryan created this mess. Most of us knew this would happen, other than those around here who held up Ryan as an example of a good coach. Do people still prefer him or his brother over Gailey? Do people really think that his obnoxious, foot-sniffing style would work in Buffalo? His brother is the same way, do you really want that crap here?

Actually, the crazy thing is posters trying to blame it all on one thing, when actually there are many things that contribute to the decade of dispair. Bad drafting, lots of turnover of players & coaxing, inability to find a qb (not talking about fitz here), a mistake-prone owner, bad calls from refs, injuries, etc. it is not just one thing.

There's an amazing amount of whining around here regarding lost players. Same with posts demanding that the coaching staff be fired. Don't people realize that the two are related? A new staff wants new players.

Yeah, donawho really nailed the Mike Williams, JP Losman, Travis Henry, etc. There are only two players remaining in the NFL from the 2005 draft, and neither are starters. Evans is the only remaining starter from 2004. 2003 was decent. 2002 was a joke. 2001 was a good draft. There's been a stunning lack of pro-bowl players among those drafts.

The bengals are an example of why fans should have patience instead of wanting to blow up the staff every 2 or 3 years.

Fail.

Fitz has been pretty accurate today. He's throw quite a few great passes.

I'm kind of thinking that cycling through gm an coaches may play a role in that. You can't rebuild every 3 years with a new coach and gm. The constant among those years has been poor drafting and an endless cycle of coaches and coordinators.

Or it shows they are playing from behind quite often.

+1 Word up.

Some people are drawn to obnoxious buffoons. I prefer intelligent commentary from people who actually study film, like jaws. Gruden is an ass. That's why he is polarizing. Some people like Rex ryan for the same reason.

You probably meant "undoubtedly".

So how many posts will you start about disliking the coaches and administration? Don't you think we get the point?

CRUUUUSSSAAAAADE! We get it. You hate the coach.

+1 Americans are so whiny they can't differentiate between a "right" and a "privilege"

In sum, you would rather quit going to Bills games than quit smoking? Wow. Priorities seem a bit messed up.

Watch the New England game again. He was deadly accurate. Looking at his throwing motion, it is different now than compared to early in the year. It looks like he needs to make more of an effort to get the ball out.

Sorry dude, if reality is difficult for you, I suggest you check out for a while. It will take the Bills until the 2013 season to make the playoffs. There's too many holes to fill. Even with good drafts, it takes a while for players to mature. Take Spiller, for example. People were ready to run him out of town, but in reality all that was needed is a little patience. You just can't restock a depleted roster in only two years. Sorry, can't happen.

I find it amazing that no matter what happens, some people will always just be miserable !@#$s.

Like Gregggggg Williams? So um, let me know how that worked out. I don't remember.