BobbyC81

Yes, it’s about QB play and opportunity. He became the #1 WR when Garçon got hurt and now has Garrapolo throwing to him. His stats have improved dramatically in the last month. He has 28 receptions for about 400 yds in the last 4 games.

If they (TT and Rico) consistently produced performances like Sunday's first half, it would be worth giving them more time. Unfortunately we've seen too many like the 2nd half with little reason to believe it would improve.

Did you just create this new ID? That's hilarious. We can come up with more. Depew Dewey, Kenmore Ken, Cheektowaga Chuck, Hamburg Harry...

I'm trying to think positively but there's no way the Pats and the NFL let the Bills win in Foxboro.

I was thinking the same thing, like it's a trend, but if these announcements mean they're filing retirement papers, then it makes sense. Ray Allen officially retiring after not playing for 3 seasons was pretty funny. Ricky Watters and Latrell Sprewell both passed on the last contract offers they had because they were insulted and never played again. Have they officially announced their retirements?

Huh? The Colts had 163 yards rushing last week.

Depends how he feels. It was a question about him playing this season, which was likely mainly due to the coaching change. If he believes in "the process" he could return. Regarding Kyle, others may have more insight but the times I've seen clips of post game locker room speeches, and pre-game rallies, McD and his teammate's look to Kyle as the leader. That can be hard to replace.

But that's the Bills way. Let Gilmore go, use a #1 pick on his replacement T. White. Let Woods and Goodwin leave, use the 2nd round pick on a WR.

Since a large percentage of players come from poor families, they will likely still follow the dream.

I like Gus Johnson, who now is doing just college football. He brings do much energy to the broadcast. They need to put him back on NFL games.

Dilly, dilly!

Yeah, in watching the Jax /Sea and Philly/Rams game there were ex-Bills making plays all over. Bradham had a great game, as did Robey-Coleman. Pozlusny was all over the field for the Jags. Dareus was in on some tackles but he was taking on double teams for most of what I saw, so that helps his teammates. Sammy scored another TD.

Same here. Saw the score at 20-10 and turned it on just as Fins scored again to make it 27-10. Figured it was worth the risk to watch, even though there was still a lot of time left. Way to go, Fins!

Yes, I remember one game when the Bills intercepted Brady like 3 times but IIRC it was plays made by the Bills and tips. I never saw him as inaccurate as he was today.

You mean someone like Marquis Goodwin?

Anybody here who went to the game and can provide input? From the telecast, you couldn't even see those yard line markers that are out of bounds. Some of the media reports said they couldn't see the field from their booth. If that's where the spotter was, you can understand why they couldn't call the yard line. In hindsight, the network should've improvised to enhance their broadcast.

Well, in another point of view, if the Ravens held on to beat the Steelers, the Pats win vs Miami on Mon, and the Pats beat the Steelers next week, the Week 16 game wouldn’t mean much for the Pats

I’m surprised the players didn’t grab a shovel from the field crew or one of their blowers

Maybe Kiko gives Bills fans an early Xmas present and nails Brady on a blitz Mon nite. I ‘d like the Bills chances with Hoyer as Pats QB

Having watched the likes of Wentz, Goff and Wilson later in the day, you can see how much difference a good QB makes.

I was also glad to see the refs let them play. It also seemed to me that on several 3rd down plays it seemed tough to tell if the runner got the 1st down but they seemed to give it to them for both teams. Later I watched the Philly/Rams and Jags/Seahawks games and they were flagfests.

You know they'll win so we end up tied with the Ravens, giving us fans hope, likely only to be ripped away at the end.

He has trouble finding the hole. An infamous photo of him as a Raider showed he followed his FB into a stack of defenders with a 10 feet wide hole to his left.

The Fred Jackson run vs the Bears when he stiff-armed Chris Conte to the ground.

My opinion is that the Browns had already talked to Dorsey and had an agreement before they fired Brown.