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I will never deny of TKO's dominance in years past. I think there are two items that standout concerning him: #1 being that the type of injury he sustained has a very low 'return to 100%' recovery rate. He has not shown anything different than other players who sustain an achilles injury. #2 his comments early on were somewhat surprising regarding TV's move to IR and his eventual release. While I don't want to see TKO leave, I think he may choose to leave at the end of this season. He's nowhere near what he used to be, it's reality and it sucks and I wish it wasn't this way but it is.

I hope that's true, Gandy is overall one of the most unimpressive players on this team. I really hope that Jauron's loyalty to his players hasn't been the sole reason he wasn't benched sooner.

I think your reasons are very legit and I hope they are true. I'd love to see him come back like a maniac, this team needs it.

LOL, I like your wording "Ellison or less than Ellison" >Ellison

I'll be the first to put it out here, although the 'D' has looked horrible the last few weeks, I think it looked a bit better when Ellison was playing for TKO and Angelo was at the position that he played last year. TKO seems out of place now, I've watched him blow zone coverage more than once and he lacks the intensity that he did during week 1 (or his prior seasons). Maybe he's still upset over TV leaving or the "rebuilding" state of this team. Either way, I think he's gone after this season. I'd love to see him resurface but it ain't gonna happen. Okay, you guys can kill me now.

Well it doesn't help that before her injury she was suspended for 4 games for performance enhancers. Kind of got what she deserves if you ask me. She'll always have an asterisk next to her name in my book.

Me too, I guess "winning" still interests me a little bit.

Okay, he's now going to ride the pine and Gandy will take over for him at LG. Did I miss something on Reyes? There seems to have been little mention of his performances, good or bad on these boards or TBD. Was he really playing worse than Gandy? After seeing Gandy this year it surprises me that he is still going to start. I would rather start a potato sack filled with dog sh_t in Gandy's place, is Reyes really worse than a potato sack filled with dog sh_t? I just don't remember hearing much about Reyes allowing sacks and missing blocks (seems Gandy and Villarial have taken that brunt) Please enlighten me

I thought of a few myself: Roscoe's R-tards Tim's Ginger Kids Willis' Biological Children (23 to be exact) Nate's Illiterates

It's going to have to be a mixture of D and O lineman and linebackers. Fletch is most likely gone this year TKO is also finished (my opinion) The O-line is horrific The D-line is horrific

Well it has been at least 4 days since everyone completely hated on Coy Wire. Here, I'll give it a try: Coy Wire looks like a waterhead http://buffalobills.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=47134

There are a few rumors that he may have "IT" but those are just rumors. Right now I think he more or less has "WHAT?" which is kind of where JP is.

I agree JP has made progress but as far as sleeping pills are concerned they definitely affect you longer than 8 hours. I've taken something as simple as 1 tylenol PM at 8 PM before and felt the effects for almost the entire next day. It's like a lingering grogginess (word?) that you can only kill with about 9 cups of coffee (not good in itself) JP should can the sleeping pills and go the herbal route or just learn how to meditate.

I'm a big JP hoper (not a word) and his fumbling does concern me. I'll excuse several of the fumbles though because they were hits from his blind side (LT Gandy playing excellently as usual). He's had 3 good games and 4 rough games. I will not write someone off when they're near 50% when it comes to succeeding especially with a really terrible OL (there's no denying that) and WR's that appear to give up on their routes after five seconds (Price mainly but Reed is noticeable too). I'm definitely giving him this entire season.

This team could easily be 0-7, the Miami game went down to the wire, the vikings in all reality should have won that game if it weren't for a dropped pass. The Lions straight up owned Buffalo that day, Buffalo showed up in the 4th quarter, big whoop. Chicago and NE killed them. The Jets outplayed the Bills in every aspect. 7-0, 6-1, 0-7, 2-5, 1-6 it doesn't really matter in speculation. The truth is 2-5

So true, I could make up a 1000 stories about players and no one would ever know if they were true or not. I don't even read the personal garbage anymore.

I took a gamble and bought season tickets this year thinking that if anything the Bills would be exciting and that I would be able to observe some sort of progress. I haven't seen either this year, a slow regression with a continued lack of excitement.

The experts were wrong about every team except the Bills..........quite sad.

Good call Zepp, the rule on these boards is that you get at least 4 plays to make everyone hate you and call for your head.

yeah okay, not even worth reading

Honestly, moving Peters to LT is the best O-line move this team has made in years. I have a very good feeling about him at that position, it takes care of the hardest O-line spot and will allow this season and next off-season to be used to address the other spots. Good luck J.Peters

While I'm glad you pointed out what I forgot it becomes even more stupid and tragic when viewed as a whole drive. I forgot that JP fumbled on that drive

So, Willis brakes a huge gain on a shovel pass, his breakaway speed left something to be desired (like breakaway speed) but it was a huge gain and had the Pats on their heels, probably a bit winded and a bit off their mental game. Now I would think that in this situation with the defense winded and mentally stunned it would be a good idea to go at them hard and score the damned TD with some ferocity and quickness. So what do the Bills do? (not sure who called it) They call a god damned time out (sorry for the swear words but I'm mad). They let the Pats regroup physically and mentally and allow them to prepare for whatever is coming next. Then, I see JP Losman lined up as a WR and Josh Reed in at QB. The play fails horribly of course as everyone in the stands knew that it would and the Bills then eventually settle for a field goal. So, let's recap. A big gain by WM, a timeout to lets the patsie's rest and then possible the worst trick play I've ever seen. The Pats didn't buy it for a second as everyone knew that it was probably a run. What has this team come to? I know that somehow Mike Mularkey called that stupid play. This team can barely execute normal plays, let alone trick plays. Also it seems that it's good to use a trick play when your normal offensive philosophy is actually working and the 'd' is expecting you to keep running normal plays but not in Buffalo. This was the dumbest week I've ever seen in football

Man I'm not dissing on you at all but I was at the 30 yard line on that play, Kelsay definitely fugged up huge on that one. Fletcher came in and bumped him first but Kelsay started moving just as Fletch was bumping him. In my opinion and I could be wrong it appeared to be completely avoidable.

Bingo Bingo Bingo I couldn't agree more. I've been at all the home games this year and what you state is exactly what is happening. Whenever Clements or McGee let the receiver drift past (when in zone) the safeties seem to hesitate for a second or two before picking up the receiver. This 1-2 seconds is what is appearing to "burn" the CB's. I won't exactly worship our corners either. They're the best we've got but Nate needs serious tackling help (looked good vs. NE though) and McGee absolutely gets owned on double moves or jukes. The safeties will look great next year though I think.