DeLuca1967

The Bills were 17,000 under capicity. Those three teams are 13,000 under combined. There was once a time when the Bills would have sold out even if Jesus Christ himself came back. The 54,000 shows a real disconnect between the Bills and the fans. I thought there was some but not to this degree. This was a game Bills fans have been waiting for. A game against a beatable team with the playoffs on the line. Yet they didn't show.

It is Christmas so I'd thought I'd be nice. Well, since you mentioned it. That was the typical Loseman game. A TD to a wide open Lee Evans and two picks. The last being the worst play I've seen a QB make in a long time. It was a typical dumb play by a dumb QB. 4th and 5 with plenty of time left and he tosses up a Hail Mary. As soon as the play began to break down his football instincts should have taken over and he should have gotten to that first down marker at all costs. Problem is? He has no football instincts. If you want to talk about a QB with a great future in this league lets talk about Vince Young. 8-4 as a starter. I doubt anyone would claim he is surrounded by great players. There are QB's that just win. At any level. Vince Young is one of those QB's. Loseman is not. I do understand that some are happy with Loseman. Good for you. Just know, this is as good as it gets. With Loseman this team will always be on the outside looking in. Merry Christmas to all

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Is hitting wide open receivers something special? Were any of those throws something that any other QB couldn't have made? If Harrington had receivers that open he would have had three TD's. Looking at this defense. I have to give Tom Modrak alot of credit for drafting Keith Ellison. If only he would have drafted Haloti Ngata at #8 then traded up to draft Whitner. With Ngata in the middle? They might have been good enough to overcome the offense earlier in the year and be in a playoff spot today.

Gone! You must be out of your mind. Nothing has changed. Wow! Hitting wide open receivers! Let's put Loseman in the HOF. Please I'm suposed to get excited because the QB didn't lose the game for the Bills? I guess that's the standard. The Bills are playing well because the Defense and the Special Teams have made up for Loseman's mistakes. Instead of letting yet another Loseman fumble cost the Bills the game like it has all year. The Defense has stepped up. And how good does Tom Donahoe look. For all the whining you ladies do about about TD? Jason Peters has looked great. Lee Evans is showing he is a #1 WR. Aaron Schoeble is heading to the Pro-Bowl. Or at least should. McGahee is running with heart. Nate Clements is finally looking like "The Play Maker" he claims to be. If he could have only gotten something done at the QB position he may still be the GM.

Please! Like Marv is going to draft anyone other then a Big-10 defensive back.

You forgot to mention : 4 INT's 1 INT for a TD 3 Fumbles 1 Fumble lost The funny thing? These numbers are an improvement

2 games out of 12? I guess if you're a Loseman fan you have to forget about the other 10?

I never said I would make a better Gm than anyone. I do believe that the Bills where hurt badly by Ralph not going out and conducting a GM search. Giving the job to his shuffleboard partner because he makes him feel comfortable is not in the best interest of the franchise. Look at a franchise like the Jets. I laugh when I think of all the posters that were ripping the Jets before the season starts. They have a real chance at the playoffs. They stole there center late in the first round and they have a coach and front office that seems to be able to get things done. They improved there 0-line. Drafting Mangold late in the first while Marv & Co thought Fowler and Reyes where the answer. The Bills 2006 FA class may be the worst in franchise history. Add that to the piss poor day one of the draft? Those are two "rebuilding" blocks the Bills couldn't afford to screw up. But they did.

How about common sense? How about an area that can't keep businesses, parks and hospitals open. An area that sees the population shrinking and the unemployment numbers rising can't afford an NFL franchise. From what I have been hearing is that the NFL wants all of it's teams to have new updated stadiums. Ralph isn't going to make that investment. There are ZERO public dollars available for a new stadium. And yes Dan. You should feel smarter after reading my posts. It means you are learning something.

How much brighter would the future be with Ngata as the anchor of the d-line and Mangold as the anchor of the o-line. Whitner is OK. I'd take a talented bigman over a talented smallman. McCargo seems to be doing what he does best. Miss games due to injury. Add in Ashton Youboty who has yet to play? Looks like Marv had a great first day of the draft.

Each QB you listed is better than Loseman. QB's do have bad games. You have to balance them against the good games. Most of those QB's have had far more "good" games than bad. Loseman has had over 20 starts. Not more than a handfull could be considered "good" games. Last week he had three turnovers. But I guess you would file that under his "good" games. But you continue to run to the stats after every game and hope that there are QB's that played worse the Loseman. Go ahead. I understood a long time ago that it's what you need to trick yourself into thinking Loseman has a future. And about Loseman's comebacks? The first was needed after Loseman through an INT for a TD that a highschool QB wouldn't throw. And the two "completions" that you are going to hold to so tightly were poorly thrown balls that the wide receivers made great catches on. If you are willing to hang on to a hope to be average QB go ahead. The Bills time in Buffalo is running out. Who knows how many seasons of NFL football we have left. It's time for the franchise to start taking big steps towards the ultimate goal. This season has been just another bad season in a string of bad seasons.

Your playoff dreams are just that, dreams. As far as QB's? Plummer to start until Quinn is ready to go. It worked out well for Denver with Plummer and Cutler. Plummer would be an upgrade right away and then you have Quinn ready down the road when this team gets serious about making a push. Problem solved.

I've been here all week. Loseman's three turnovers cost the Bills the game. I guess that doesn't matter to "Bills fans like you". If you're happy to waste another year or two in the hopes that Loseman can raise his game to average. Go ahead. The owner is old and on his way out and the NFL wants every team in the league to have a new stadium. So excuse me if "Bills fans like me" want the Bills to win a Super Bowl before they move and don't want to waste anymore time on a QB who may someday grow up to be average.

He had the same stat line as Loseman. 2 td's 2 int's and a lost fumble. It took Loseman three years to build up to those numbers. The knid did it in his furst game.

Not to mention the motorcycle accident where he almost died. Then there was the surgery. The guys body has been through a lot this season. So if his game is a bit off he might have a pretty good excuse.

If I heard correctly on ESPN. The Gators had the #1 toughest schedule and Michigan had the 3rd. So the "quality of wins" is a push. So you have to look to the one loss. If you are #2 and you lose to the #1 team? How does that enable the #3 team to leap frog when that team lost to a lessor opponent? I'm glad USC lost. It would have been a crime to put them in the National Championship Game. It will be a crime if Florida goes. I'm not even a Michigan fan. What's right is right. Michigan is the #2 team in the country. They have done nothing to lose that status. Any voter who votes Florida because they don't like the idea of a "rematch" should have their vote taken away. It should be #1 and #2 on a neutral field.

Looking at Culpepper? I would say a great WR and healthy knees make a QB look better.

And what would that bias be? What would the writers at Pro FootBall Weekly have against the Bills? Maybe they just feel the Bills are the 24th best team in football. They do spend a lot more time watching football than any of us.

The Gators lost by 10pts to the #11 team in the country on the road. Michigan lost to the #1 team by 3pts on the road. The both played two of the toughest schedules in the country. If you are the #2 team and you lose to #1 on the road in a tight game? Michigan deserves a chance at Ohio State on a neutral field. Florida and USC lost to lessor teams. They shouldn't even had entered the discussion.

The QB rating is as effective a tool at judging a quality QB as the BCS computer is at judging who the best college teams in the country are. They both are meaningless. The QB rating does not take into account sacks or fumbles. It doesn't take into account the INT's that turn in TD's. It also doesn't take into account drop passes, third down passing conversions and red zone passing.

How does the new 'Yankee Stadium' play into something like this? I know the Yankees are picking up most of the tab. Also, How much sense does it really make to build a $800 million stadium in such a depressed area when it's only used 10 times a year. And what happens to the Ralph? The Aud already costs the city a nice chunk of change every year to maintain. What type of drain will the Ralph be on the county? Do you tear it down? It costs $40,000 to raise a house in the city. I can't imagine the cost of a stucture like the Ralph.

New Stadium? It will never happen. This county can't afford the stadium the Bills have now. The County and City are being run by "Control Boards". We are facing the closing of hospitals and the city workers haven't had a raise in years. There may be a new stadium in the Bills future. It won't be in WNY. There is zero public dollars to waste on such a project. All the money this area has needs to go to educating and employing it's citizens. Not building another cash machine for a billionaire.

If that was true. Why wouldn't the Bills "donate" the tickets? The Bills get their TV money before the season even starts so that sounds like a bunch of bullsh--. The Bills get paid if the game is on or not.

That's just an example why it's so hard to get in the HOF as a WR. It's probably the easiest position to put up big numbers.