Fixxxer

I was thinking the same thing. Still I like our chances against a rookie QB.

He looks good, there's no denying that, he inspires confidence in the pocket, unlike Geno.

"It's now or never, Ralph ain't going to live forever"

I would actually watch these kind of programs if at the end of them the so called experts would read a little disclaimer saying that they can be 100% wrong when all is said and done.

In the office or in the facilities hot tub?

Brady wants an explanation? Get bent Tommy.

Puck the fats.

His knee was down at one point but I thought the ball crossed the goal line first. They ruled it a TD and the replays weren't good in our favor.

McKelvin was all over him today. he only lost Holmes once today that set up their first TD.

You don't ignore it and keep the guy that hits FGs consistently. Tough break for Hopkins but you ride the hot leg, right now Carpenter's on fire.

yeah, that's Sanchez bad.

I'm not saying he shouldn't be replaced, he's at best a third stringer, I just wanted to point out that he's the typical player you would hate if he played for the opposition.

My observations: 1) Goodwin, TJ and Hogan stepped up today, I was skeptic about us moving the ball but they kept the chains moving with some clutch catches, especially Goodwin and Hogan. 2) After a putrid game against the Steleers (and against legendary Lebeau I might add) EJ bounced back with an almost perfect game, he was decisive, accurate and hit passes many fans thought he couldn't. 3) Defensive line was dominant, Kyle was his usual self and Dareus is coming into his own. 4) we watched today the two finalists for DROY award. Both Richardson and Kiko are stars. 5) Frank Summers was not going to be denied, nice play call. 6) Lee Smith will never be a starter in this league, but boy he likes to get his hands dirty, he must be a nightmare to play against, he's always pushing and shoving even after the play is dead. 7) The big difference today was not giving the ball up and taking advantage of their turnovers. 8) Moats is quietly having a solid year. GO BILLS!!!!!

Cromartie showed respect today and he got important first downs, when Cro tried to press him, he beat him with his speed for a TD. People will start taking notice of him. He also had a nice reverse for a gain of 17 yards.

He's been a playmaker as of late. On the hit on Geno he tossed around Howard (RT) like he was nothing, he then redirected to Geno and crushed him setting the tone for the defense. On that play he reminded me of Sapp.

I don't know why I watched that, damn.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/11/17/kyle-williams-no-dave-and-busters-for-the-bills/

I find your lack of bumping talent disturbing.

Damn, hope he can come back quickly from that injury, he's a class act.

Three things I liked seeing from EJ's game today: He hit a sideline throw today, a little behind, buy it was a catch. He hit Goodwin deep for a TD He hit Chandler in the middle of the field on 3rd and long to kill the Jets hopes. Those are the passes that if hit consistently can make a career. He will struggle at times but he needs to find consistency. There were a couple designed passes that were of the one read variety but I think those were build up confidence type of passes and with a rookie who can blame the coaches?

Great game by EJ today and dare I say great game plan. By putting EJ under center it gives your offense the threat of play action and slows down the defense. HIs footwork doesn't suffer as much when drops back and delivers. Nice to see him hitting some passes some here thought he could never hit.

I think Rex will think twice next time.

Unlike other games, we punched the Jets in the mouth today, great win.

We need a guard or a TE, we're right on target if we win out.

If he were on another team I think I would hate Lee Smith, always shoving guys late, I like it.