Captain Hindsight

Or do what works for your offense Why would you change your offense when you are rushing for 150 yards a week? Most teams would kill for that production Also EJ the last two weeks. 63% completion percentage 455 yards and 3 TDs 0 INTs. Ej is doing just fine

Ironically we play the Bucs this week

No way. There must be some conspiracy!

No way they cut him

Just think, someday a newspaper will say the same thing about pot

Jauronimo has a great speedo body

Good signing. If he is healthy it could be a great pickup

Name one team that has done that. Truly I can't think of one except carolina after Jimmy Clausen showed his true colors and completed 50% of his passes on a good day

Possibly. I'll be with a large group so its tough to say what they all want to do

I give Russ credit sometimes. He does listen to the fans and having met him once, I do trust he is committed to winning. I am 100% convinced he (or someone in his office) visits this board and others to gauge how fans are reacting to uniforms, Toronto and the product on the field. I would be very happy if they eliminated the series and frankly wouldn't be surprised if they did eliminate it

Not really surprised. Few days before Christmas and we are out the playoffs. I'll be there though. this is my favorite game of the year

Both seem to be pretty healthy now. They must like Wingo.

As a Bills fan I hope they trot Geno up next year. He is awful and is making Jimmy Clausen and Blaine Gabbert look like steals. As a GM in that scenario you have to ask "Do I trust him to work harder than anyone in the offseason and turn it around?" Based on all the reports that came out after the draft about Geno and his character and work ethic (or lack thereof), I would cut my losses and take someone high.

Yeah, except they didn't…. Miami won the division that year As to their grading. FO is fine. Whaley seems like a good find and Nix brought in some quality talent during his time here. EJ looks like the real deal to me and considering who they passed over I'm calling that a win. Marrone is a work in progress. The team plays hard and he has gotten better as a clock manager and challenge guy in the last few weeks. With the injuries we have had in the secondary (all at once) then receiver (all at once) RB (all at once) and QB (all at once) I'm willing to give the record an incomplete right now. One thing I have been impressed with all year is how well prepared the team is each week. (with the exception of Pittsburgh) We bring a QB up from the PS and take a playoff team to overtime and defeat a playoff contender on the road the fallowing week with said QB. Tuel starts against a 8-0 team and expect for a horrible pass he played very well and frankly made the chiefs look very beatable. Personally I have never been more excited about a coach and QB since Flutie was a cult hero and I was 11. The future is bright in Buffalo. I truly believe that

I simply don't see how anyone can have that stance. EJ and Marrone are tied together and frankly I think we have a really good one that is just scratching the surface of what he can do

I hate shopping. I like seeing my extended family

Link? Not doubting you just haven't seen that

Yeah he needs a bit of work still but he is improving. In week 3 he wasn't hitting any of those and missing, badly. Lately its been about 50/50. As long as that trends upward then we really don't have to worry

Thad is probably the best option compared to the guys you listed. If Gabbert ever trots onto the field in a Bills uni you guys would be wishing for Trent Edwards back. Sanchez would actually be a decent backup IMO but I think we stick with Thad. Marrone seems to like him

Fair enough but I could also point out Pegula for the Sabres My point was its not that simple

Have you watched the Jags?

New ownership changes everything for the Better. The Jags instantly got better when Shad Khan bought the team. They have won a whopping 7 games since new ownership rolled in in 2011. Be careful what you wish for.

For me, this is a game. It gives me a few hours each week when I can focus on something I love to watch and not my day to day work. I loved to play when I was younger and now I like to watch, analyze debate and question the moves of an organization. Attending a game and sharing that experience with my fellow Bills brethren is the best thing in the world to me. I love the crowd cheering when the Bills make a big play and singing the shout song at the top of my lungs. Its an escape from the norm. Its fun. Its a game. Some of my first memories are going to Bills games with my dad. It's a part of me. I wish the Bills were better. Its always fun to watch the team you know the best do well but honestly it has no effect on me anymore, no real effect on my day to day happiness. On Sunday I was mad for about two hours. We lost a game we should have won. Thats frustrating. I would have liked to see them win. 2 hours after the game I had a beer with my dad and watched the Giants play the Washington football team and forgot all about it Distance yourself from the game. Because well you know, its a game. Also take note that you not going to the games has zero effect on the NFL and Ralph's bottom line. Its all about TV money now

I watched the highlight before posting that. He caught it back peddling at the goal line and stopped at the -2. I would have taken it out too just to be safe

Skill position wise the Jets are laughably bad. I was shocked when they picked two defensive guys in the first round completely ignoring the fact their best reciever was injured and their second best receiver was Stephen Hill. That said Geno misses guys by 5 or 10 yards sometimes. Want to know why his INT total is so high? He overthrows, under throws or doesn't throw and gets sacked. Bad skill guys or not, Geno hasn't even given them a chance.