Jerry Jabber

Back in the Bills Superbowl era, playing in the snow used to be an advantage for the Bills. During the playoff drought, I noticed whenever it came to snow games, the Bills looked terrible as they slipped and fell down throughout the games. Last year comes to mind when the Bills played the Steelers at home, the Bills were slipping and falling all over the field while Steelers had on the right equipment to play in the inclement weather. Yesterday, it was nice to see the Bills better equipped to play in the snow than in years past. Hopefully this continues with McDermott and the WNY weather gives the Bills the advantage.

Bills mainly used Goodwin as a deep threat. If we had smarter OC’s, they could have used him better.

Trust the process ??

McDermott = Marrone

Lose out, get the higher draft pick. Bills need a franchise QB.

Instead of winning by one, the Colts can lose it by one.

Caught a huge break!

Damn it!

Hope Peterman is okay. Considering the weather, Peterman has been playing good.

Damn!

Whoever gets a TD will win. I can’t imagine either team getting a FG or seeing multiple TD’s in this game.

The weather looks worse than the Browns/Bills Blizzard game from ten years ago.

I disagree. IMO, the way the Bills should of reacted was how the Seahawks did in this video:

I forget who the Dolphins were playing earlier this year, Kiko Alonso blasted a player after he slid feet first, the O-lineman blasted Alonso hard to the ground twice. That’s the kind of thing some of the Bills defenders should have done to Gronkowski after his cheap shot. IMO, by not retailiating, it made the Bills look weak, especially playing at home.

Good article on the whole situation. Seems Buffalo players let Boston players get away with taking liberties and do nothing in return. http://www.billsmafia.com/2017/12/06/bills-sink-anger-usual/

I agree with Jim and Aaron Williams that the Bills should have retaliated against Gronkowski. IMO, this is worse than the Milan Lucic hit on Ryan Miller.

Should have been longer. The NFL preaches "player safety" but only give a Gronkowski a one game suspension for delivering a vicious, intentional hit to the back of White's head.

Rob Gronkowski is the “Cowboy” Bob Orton of the NFL. For those that didn’t follow the WWE (then WWF) back in the 80’s, “Cowboy” Bob Orton wore a cast on his arm for two years and used to nail opponents with it when the ref wasn’t looking. Gronk wears this ridiculous oversized arm brace (which covers 2/3 of his arm), uses it as a weapon to push off. I used to root for Gronkowski because he’s from the Buffalo area as well as being Polish, but after seeing him deliver a vicious elbow with that arm brace to the back of White’s head, I think he’s a piece of trash and deserves to be suspended (multiple games) and fined heavily. Plus, he should not be able to wear that ridiculously oversized arm brace anymore.

Rob Gronkowski is the “Cowboy” Bob Orton of the NFL. Gronk wears this ridiculous oversized arm brace (which covers 2/3 of his arm), uses it as a weapon to push off. What he did to White was very dirty. I used to root for Gronkowski because he’s from the Buffalo area, but after seeing that, I think he’s a piece of trash and deserves to be suspended.

Was Trent Edwards the QB coach for Tyrod Taylor at some point in his career?

What do the Buffalo Bills and the U.S. Postal Service have in common? They both don’t deliver on Sunday’s.

I hope so!

Maybe if the Bills had a GM who has a plan to build the team to win the division, then it would be a different story. How many of the previous GM’s just drafted the best player available instead of having a specific plan like build a good pass protecting O-line, draft a QB instead of taking other teams backups, and build a great defensive front 7. Even Bill Polian said the same things about building your team to win the division.

Sure thing pal, I’ll get right on it. ? ? ?

Nah, just going off of what I’ve seen from the Bills over the past 17 years. It’s the definition of insanity, doing the same things over and over but expecting different results each time.