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Jags - 37 Bills - 14 It's a total blowout today in Jacksonville. Buffalo can't stop the run and Marcus Stroud is out.

Hey buddy! Nothing but good will become of our situation. It will get better!

Bills | No meeting scheduled with Shanahan Comment (0) Tweet me! Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:44:27 -0800 Contrary to a previous item, NFL.com reports the Buffalo Bills do not have a meeting scheduled with free-agent head coach Mike Shanahan (Broncos), according to chief operating/general manager Russ Brandon.

Contrary to a previous item, NFL.com reports the Buffalo Bills do not have a meeting scheduled with free-agent head coach Mike Shanahan (Broncos), according to chief operating/general manager Russ Brandon.

It's only preseason.....................boy that was a hoot!

I'm seeing some confidence in our team today!

Kyle Williams is a big loss to our defense.

Buffalo gets smoked by a better team and we Buffalo fans come back to reality. Texans 29 Buffalo 13

Boy, they are just ugly and look slow on offense.

Drive killer TO nice drop dude

TO needs all the fans he can get right now. He's had so many drops this year I've lost count. I'm very disappointed with his play.

No way man

Maybe Edwards with his head injuries forgot Dicks phone number?

36-10

A loss today would make the Bills 3-13 over their last 16 games. It would be their ninth straight loss in the AFC East.

Why did we even hire the guy.......honestly? WHY?

Pretty !@#$ing sad!

Terrell Owens to Bears?: ESPN floats rumor http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/breaking-t...oats-rumor.html

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Hey, it's only 3-0. Maybe our DEFENSE can score a TD for us?

I know who else is ready too............................ http://blog.theredzone.org/ViewItem.asp?Entry=3371 Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports the other day, when asked his thoughts on today's matchup with the winless Browns at sold-out Ralph Wilson Stadium, Terrell Owens — calculatingly tight-lipped since the regular season began — came close to being the bombastic T.O. of old with a comment that may have wound up on the bulletin board in Cleveland. "All I know is I feel very comfortable about this game this weekend," Owens said. "I feel like we're going to win and I feel that way every game, but for some reason I feel a little better about this weekend coming up." It's uncertain why Owens would exude that type of buoyancy given the way the two teams played last week. The Browns, woeful all season, nearly pulled out their first victory for new coach Eric Mangini over a Cincinnati team that is now 3-1. Meanwhile, the Bills put forth one of their worst performances — and that's saying something — of the Dick Jauron Era in a 38-10 loss to a Miami team that is now 1-3. However, Owens liked the attitude his teammates brought to work this week, and he was adamant in his belief that the Bills are going to snap out of their two-game funk where they have been outscored 65-17. "I have a lot of confidence in the guys on the field; we just have to go out there and make it happen," he said.

Yea, I'm ready.

What the heck, let me try it this week. The only person that really scares me this week on the Browns is..........................Jamal Lewis.

Our OT's are very very young and are probably back ups at best.

I think you're correct.