The Big Cat

Really looking forward to tracking this: https://goo.gl/PkzKgg

Robey will have 10+ sacks.

Without a quarterback, however shall our top 2 defense and run-heavy offense succeed!?

A for effort. But not your best work.

who wants to go through the archives to pull out all the posts from Bills fans scared shitless he was going to be the new Aaron Hernandez in their offense what's your wager? looks like the profanity filter needs some tweaking

To add to what NoSaint says, there are many more indications that he's the dark horse. EJ's the hope. Cassel's the organization's worst-case-scenario (and he's a pretty good one at that). And TT is being given an opportunity to wow. But indications are that the expectation level for him is low.

tyrod taylor will not be the bills starting qb. that means when the bills string together a couple of losses in 2015, fans will seize the opportunity to assume his absence from the lineup confirms their ongoing suspicion: any coach in bills colors is thereby a bumbling lummox.

If only: https://twitter.com/ChrisTrapasso/status/606817693816254464

I'm so grateful to have been a child during this era.

Beat me to it :-)

Too tough to heat the floor level. Thanks for nothing.

OUR !@#$ING HELMETS HAVEN'T BEEN RED FOR FIVE !@#$ING YEARS

Can the Pats* go back to being bad again so their horrible, horrible fans can go back to not knowing football exists?

This thread is hilarious. Don't quit your day jobs, fellas.

By your own logic, if you're a believer in PR, then the positive buzz we're getting from Rex simply can't be out done by this stupid blip.

Correct. For better or worse. But mostly for better.

Yeah, except if you weren't following the original thread then you would have missed it.

I don't think Doug Whaley gives a **** about PR. You've linked to a sidebar in a 13 page thread. I don't think OP was out of line starting a new thread for this.

I believe the MSM refers to this as the "Buffalo Tax."

*quintessential

I agree. And I think it's a good thing.

And also, let's not let ourselves become numb to the fact that this was a BLOCKBUSTER trade. It sent shock waves through the league, through organizations and through every fan who follows a team. It stunned everyone. Stars of McCoys caliber simply aren't swapped one-for-one with another player. Especially stars who were "bad fits" with their coach to the tune of 3500+ yards from scrimmage and 16 TD's in their two seasons together. I don't blame him for being miffed. And he's certainly well within his right to be confused and frustrated. He was asked the question following the first team activity with his new organization. He answered it. It's not like he called a press conference in mid-November, eight months after the transaction. I'd expect his opinion on the matter to become increasingly less public and I wouldn't be surprised if this was the last we heard on the topic from him.

...? I guess you forgot all about Mr. Training-Manual-Goes-Right-in-My-Drawer. Or when Hughes sounded off on Marrone last year during TC.

November 26, 1995 I was 11. Pats* scored 22 unanswered fourth quarter points to win by 10. The box score is FUGLY: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199511260buf.htm