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And before we start the TO/Garcia lovefest...... At least Garcia is a proven NFL QB, who can play if Fitz as bad as his career indicates and we can have Garcia once and for all prove how bad this Offense is or isn't..... Just a thought, not a long-term fix.....

RJ put up a stat line that game that was beyond pathetic in all aspects...... We would have been 20 points ahead with some decent QB'ing...... Anyone remember RJ getting sacked 6 times, throwing for 140 yards (yes good by today's standard), giving up a safety? I will say his 30 yards passing on the final drive was well timed. The defense that day was superb, and deserved all the credit for keeping us in the game..... Amazing that anyone still defends his performance that day.

Look at all the fun games involving 300+ passing and then look at the bills..... They won 16-13..... Wow........ Yesterday you could watch Brady, Brees, Flacco, Rothlesberger, Gerrard, Rogers, Schaub and Cutler all throw for 300 and the two losses both went down to the last play....... Ughh we are masochists watching the Bills......

+1.... And then they screwed it up starting RJ vs. Tennessee...... Thanks to the Op for reminding me of 1999.....

The Pats game was padded on the last drive with one nice pass to TO (19 yards), which was followed up with 2 sacks and then a meaningless 25 yard desperation pass the final play and the laterals that ensued..... Otherwise it was another 170 yard day. Sorry but how sad are Bills fans that they are excited about a game like that..... How about 22/31 for 320 and 3 TDs???? That will get my attention. Also wow 5/5 43 yards and he overthrew an open TO (holding was called on the play).....

A slant..... Did I see correctly?????

Add Gerrard, and a loss for Flacco when their kicker missed a game winning FG.... BTW, how boring those 300 yard passing games are....

And today already we have Shaub, Rogers, Rothlisberger, Brees over 300....... Guess what all ahead.....

Three of those losses were games where both QB's threw for 300 yards. Other losses include SD/Raven, where Philip Rivers threw for 430 and they were at the 10 yard line when the game ended. Washington losing to Detroit, again Washington was driving to win Carolina vs. Atlanta where Delhomme had a chance to tie the game late and Aaron Rogers and GB vs. Min where again if it was not for mistakes and a terrible line, GB also had a chance.... So there you have it, 300 yards in losses not necessarily just padding stats, which some pretend is the case.....

I've been complaining about the late starts and only one 1:00pm games to date. We have both the Giants/Saints and Ravens/Vikings @ 1:00...... I really never thought I'd say how happy I was knowing the Bills were playing @ 4:15 and I can enjoy some great games earlier in the day....

I love people upset with this stat and continue to salivate over running.... All I ask is for a few 300 yard games per season (6) and watch the difference it makes in all facets of the game. Also note that some of the 300 yard pass game losses were vs. Opposing teams that also threw for 300 yards..... BTW the #1 reason I want to see 300 passing yards is that it usually equates to an exciting/fun game.....

Would DJ have been fired after the 2008 season? Would a new coach hired at the end of 2008 been the difference? Don't know, but couldn't be worse. BTW how did the gap in the NFL become so huge? All teams were supposed to be 8-8..... This year the # of terrible teams is staggering. Sorry if this has been brought up before.

Yep, always someones fault...... O-line, receivers, coaching.....

No it was a simple read by the DB. TO did not have a chance on the pass. A lousy read and a terrible pass..... Still waiting to see a pass that hit the receiver in stride that is not a screen pass.

As he threw the first one, I could see it was going to be returned for a TD. The second one was also a much too easy read. TO caught one under thrown ball as did Lee Evans. Have the TE apologists tried to convince people that they were under thrown on purpose? Really sad watching the team.