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This week's victory has me looking forward to next week's game. I am active duty Air Force and I usually try to make a game a year in Buffalo where it's easy to figure out my tailgating options with family and friends. Just curious if anyone has any suggestions for Lambeau Field? Thanks!

We have game tickets but we are looking for a place to hang out Saturday or maybe Sunday morning beforehand. Thanks for the info!

I am heading there this weekend for the game with several family members from NY. I am familar with San Diego having visited there several times before while living in LA. Does anybody know of a good Bills bar in the area? Thanks!

Questionable call as well on the Dalton "1st down".

It was nice to finally see them win and even sweeter since my wife was watching and is a Patriots fan. First time I have been able to savor a victory since meeting her 7 and a half years ago. God what a long time to wait!

Does anybody know what Coleman's staus is? Did he get picked up by anyone on their PS?

Good find and interesting article on Moats. It would be a nice surprise if Moats can step his game up a bit this year and consistently get pressure on the QB. Pass coverage is something I am sure will come with time and more experience.

Nice find, thanks for sharing.

He might be a bit too slow for TE. I wonder how good his hands are though?

I'd love to add some Offensive linemen to upgrade our talent and depth. This year will help decide if and when we need to think QB in the draft. While I am at it a TE would be nice too!

Certainly much better looking.

I was listening to sports talk radio today here in Cali and one of the ESPN announcers made several points worth repeating. He essentially said that teams usually have a huge fall off in ability and success from their 1st to 2nd string quarterback. Unlike the teams of the past built on defensive line pressure and running the ball (Giants come to mind), the successful teams of the future will be built on the Offensive line and their ability to protect their starting QB. He cited the fact that 85% of the playoff teams over some stretch of the last few years (3-4?) have had their 1st string QB start at least 14 games. He also used the Pats, Pack and Colts as examples of team following this trend to build their Oline through the recent draft to protect their QBs. I have always been a big believer that success starts in the trenches on both sides of the ball. Hopefully our O line will be healthy and play better this year.

From what I have read and seen online it sounds like there is a good chance that Locker, Heyward and Rudolph will already be off the board. I'd love to get Rudolph but would not be too upset if we looked to a ILB or DE to help solidify our Run D.

I agree, Newton worries me. I'd hate to invest big money in him with the uncertainty surrounding him.

It's great to get insight into what management thinks. I am not sure the Bill's would follow suit since most of their upper level management is a little bit older than the current social networking generation.