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Does he work for the Bills? Because he was just as bad as we were. Hard to believe this guy is allowed to call games. Off the top of my head right now I recall him making the following errors: -Called a kickoff, a punt. -Called Stupar, Lynch. (WTF!?) -Called George Edwards, George Williams. He was so bad. I'm not talking a few subtle mistakes either. This guy butchered the game throughout and really distracted me. Very annoying. CBS should fire him if he doesn't get his act together quickly.

I was at the Ralph for the draft party. When our pick rolled around I was delighted to see Orakpo was still on the board. I thought for sure we'd take him. He was the perfect fit and a great prospect. Experienced, productive, polished, consistent, workout warrior. Needless to say I was disappointed when we passed on him. Even moreso now that Maybin is useless and Orakpo is a contributor.

I feel your pain. I too just wanted a reason to watch. Some said we'd at least be exciting to watch. Nothing exciting about that. It kills me because I love the Bills and I love football. I'm impatient all offseason, just waiting for the season to start. And now I can't wait for it to be over.

I don't know how you can just "switch" your loyalty from team to team. There's something wrong with you. I was raised a Bills fan and have never, nor will I ever waver in my undying loyalty to this team. Being a fan means sticking with the team NO MATTER WHAT. Through thick and thin, good times and bad. You're a traitor and you ARE a troll.

He didn't look good. He's the best player on a bad team. A good player with bad players around him, kind of like Cutler coming out of college. He struggled with his accuracy and decision making. Going up against a great team like the Huskers, which boasts an elite defense, was a great opporunity for him to showcase his skills. Unfortunately the whole country watched him play like crap. And his lone TD wasn't special. It was a great play call and he caught the DB napping and made an easy throw. I must admit, he's a special athlete who can run and throw it far. But that's not good enough to succeed in the NFL. It's Andrew Luck or bust for me.

Andrew Luck.

No playoffs for Bills; Eleven years in a row; When does it end God? Poz is made of glass; Whitner runs his mouth again; Maybin can't make plays. Our tackles are bad; Our quarterback is worse yet; Can't stop the bleeding. Bills suck, yet we fans; Like to tailgate and drink beer; So we go anyways.

Spiller scores touchdown; Celebration stops because; Green called for holding.

Andrew Luck. Has the intelligence, confidence, poise, presence, and accuracy you need for NFL success. Prototypical size, good pedigree, well coached. He's the one.

Long day for us fans; Trent crippled by Matthews sack; The Bills get blown out. Trent's sideburns look gay; Why won't he throw it downfield; I have a heartattack.

I want to draft Andrew Luck.

Why would we overpay for a player we'd under-use? A player who gets arrested?

The problem that most have with Kelsay is that he is grossly overpaid and isn't starter quality. He's a rotational player at best.

I feel bad for Jenkins. He's been a good player for a long time but he's had season ending injuries throughout his career.

Did Jauron write his statement for him?

I don't think Edwards is the worst QB in the NFL in terms of tools and talent. He has talent and has good accuracy. However, he is inconsistent, has zero confidence and his awareness is the worst in the NFL. He's earned the moniker captain checkdown because that's what he is. He takes the safe, guaranteed completion. Unfortunately that often leads to negative to minimal yardage gains. It's mind-boggling that an NFL QB can face a 3rd and 10 situation yet opt to throw a dump pass to a RB for a two yard gain, thus forcing a punt. He's got no guts, no swagger, no balls. His awareness and confidence levels are so low that it effectively makes him the worst QB in the NFL.

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Nix cut Hardy so I don't think he's afraid to cut someone like Kelsay either. And he will as soon as he has someone better, (and that's not saying much), to take his place. Kelsay won't be around much longer. This offseason or next, he'll be gone.

What a great interview. I love his candor. I agree with the OP, definately a must watch.

And in his first game back he'll make 12 tackles, 1 INT and 1 sack before breaking his arm in the 4th quarter and being IR'd. Again.

It was a great blitz call. The LT is supposed to handle his inside block first. I don't know if Trent has the freedom to audible but he should've called one or adjusted the protection.

The coaches, refs and NFL reps all say the right call was made. Yet how come every time I watch that play, all I see is a TD catch? I don't get it.

A very good football player who happens to be made of glass, not iron.

I agree sir. It looked like Miami knew exactly what we were going to do on offense. Edwards, Bell and Green shouldn't be starting but sadly there's simply no one else. I was sitting in my seat screaming about the missed tackles, that's fundamental stuff that Gailey promised we'de get back to.

Some headline predications: Aaron Rodgers has record day passing. Clay Matthews puts Trent Edwards in wheelchair. Bills offense sets NFL record... in lowest offenseive totals ever.