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That wasn't pass interference. The DB was looking back at the ball and trying to make a play. Both players were bumping into one another. The refs did the right thing and let them play the game. Do we really have to have fans come on here every damn week and B word about the refs? Despite popular opinion there is no conspiracy against the Bills. Perhaps the fans just have a slanted point of view...

Sadly I did too. Somehow I still had the energy to get pissed at the playcalling on the final two plays. I f'in hate fade routes and I can't believe that our coaching staff can't find anything else to work on at the end of games that might help us later down the road. How about letting Losman roll out, read the D and make a decision instead of taking a 3 step drop and lofting it up there hoping for the best?

Polian won't come here, but with enough cash perhaps Wolf might. Something has to be done, I'm not a doom and gloomer but after yesterday I'm not sure how much more I can take.

I guess I'll be the wet blanket. While Bush is a spectacular athlete in the open field he is absolutely horrible running between the tackles. Horrible. There's a reason White comes in on short yardage and goal line plays. Bush isn't going to be able to hit the corner in the NFL like he does in college so he had better learn how to get the tough yards. I have no doubt with the proper coaching he can learn to be more patient while running inside but I don't think he's going to burst onto the NFL scene and light it up. Also, somebody needs to teach the kid how to handle the ball, he never switches hands even when he's on the sideline which will cost him big time in the NFL where guys are constantly trying to take swipes at the ball. The sky is the limit for Bush but only if he puts the work in. Right now he’s just skating by on talent alone.

I'm not going to get on Reed for dropping that TD, that would have been an almost impossible catch to make. Reed and the DB were bumping each other, Reed created some separation at the last second but the DB got a piece of the ball right before it got to Reed. Sure he could have caught it but it would have been spectacular if he had. The drop on the next series is a different story. Right in his hands for what would have been a 20-yard gain. That being said I think you're going overboard with the "get rid of Reed" stuff. Yeah, he had a bad game but he's played pretty well most of the season and JP seems to have some chemistry with him.

The team lacks talent where it matters, in the trenches. You can't coast by with bad line play on both sides of the ball, no matter how talented the rest of the team is.

He got most of those yards in the second half when the D was pinning its ears back rushing the QB. Our staple running play today was the draw. I wouldn't get too excited about it.

"Since he got here" = 5 starts. Despite the numbers if you can't tell the guy looks better than his first 4 starts you're not paying attention. His balls are much more accurate, he's dumping the ball off when nothing else is there and he's looking to throw when he breaks out of the pocket. He's not being successful overall but he doesn't look lost out there.

Alright, the TD was scored by why on earth do you call for the QB to spike the ball on 1st down at the 2 yard line and 1:30 left? It's a waste of a down and only serves to give the other team more time on the clock when you do score. This team drives me crazy.

That's not possible. Apparently when JP starts the rule is he has to drop back to pass every down. That’s our coaching staff’s idea of bringing the young QB along slowly.

Somebody needs to go back to school and learn about their country.

I'm not a big fan of Alstott either but given the fact that he has been listed as a FB his entire career (despite not actually playing that position for most of it) there's a chance some moronic writers will look at his numbers and say, "those are great numbers for a FB" and vote him in. Sadly, it's really not that far fetched.

Obviously it depends on who is available when we pick, but all things being equal I'd prefer a run stuffing DT.

Not that Mularky is a great coach by any means, but he currently is in possession of a winning record with the Bills. It's hard to get rid of a guy with a winning record when the team has been stuck in the quagmire for the past 5-6 years.

Yes, always play your studs. You'll end up outsmarting yourself if you try to pick and choose when to play them. Pick and choose other guys but always play your best players.

Nobody outside of Buffalo thinks the Bills have a chance at winning this game. So if they're forced to show a game in which one team "doesn't have a chance" at winning the game they'll go with the team from the largest market in the country. That being said I can't believe that CBS only has the capability of doing 3 HD games each week. That's just sad.

How the hell did those last two paragraphs make it into the article? What the hell does the stuff in Carolina have to do with this incident?

If Losman starts the next two games there's no reason not to start him the rest of the way. If he helps the team win some games and keeps them in the playoff hunt how could the coaching staff bench him when Holcomb comes back? If the team loses some games and is pretty much out of playoff contention what use is it to put Holcomb back in? Unless Losman gets hurt I’m guessing we see him start the rest of the way.

This is pretty much how I see it as well. The f'in Pats have backups playing at, what, 8 or so positions? Yet they can still field a team that's better than .500 while the Bills languish year after year out of playoff contention no matter how healthy they are. It makes me shake my head. There's absolutely no reason why the Bills shouldn't be winning this division, yet they aren't...and most likely won't. Just pathetic.

1. Indy 2. Carolina 3. Seattle 4. Pittsburgh 5. Denver Sleeper: Chargers - this team has more talent than anybody out there except Indy. If they can stop shooting themselves in the foot they could cause some damage in the playoffs if they get there Jax is a team that's virtually guaranteed a playoff spot with one of the easiest schedules I've ever seen. Come playoff time they're one and done. Teams that don't get tested much in the regular season usually make quick playoff exits. Overated: I'd have to go with Dallas.

They've been doing that for years against Lewis. I've seen a few Baltimore games this year and that burst that Lewis had just isn't there. He used to explode into the hole and (from what I've seen) he just doesn't hit the hole with the same fire this year as he has in the past.

With the exception of the Colts nobody is playing better football right now than the Carolina Panthers. You can throw Seattle into the mix too as playing consistant football. We'll see what the Bengals are made of this weekend. I don't think this year is unlike any other year in the salary cap era. You have handful of teams playing well a handful of teams playing really poorly and the majority of the league playing so-so.

Yeah, because Jamal Lewis can't be contained...

I assume you're talking about Davis, Lewis and Bettis in their primes because none of them run with the authority Willis does (well, when he's trying to run with authority and not dancing). Holmes never had the power McGahee does. L. Johnson hasn't gotten enough carries per game to know what kind of power back he really is...and did you really just mention Greg Jones in this discussion?

Yeah, if he doesn't top the 100 yard mark every single week then he must not be going all out...