Jerry Jabber

Nigel and Aaron Kromer should spend some time on the beach together.

Let's see how he does in training camp and preseason. Every year we hear about how a player impresses in OTA's but then disappears in training camp.

It's a shame, he was still a young guy. RIP James

Saw Doug on my way out the door Saturday night at Curly's in Lackawanna. Doug was at the bar with a couple of other guys and I over heard him say "F@#K THE BILLS!" I wish I could I stayed a while longer to hear what he had to say. I was surprised to see him in the Buffalo area still. While Doug didn't bash the Bills to the media, he definitely has bad feelings towards the organization.

Saw Doug on my way out the door Saturday night at Curly's in Lackawanna. Doug was at the bar with a couple of other guys and I over heard him say "F@#K THE BILLS!" I wish I could I stayed a while longer to hear what he had to say. I was surprised to see him in the Buffalo area still.

Numba 72...Ahhh Schitt, 27!!!

That's awesome!

Destroying the Chiefs in KC, 41-7 in the 2011 season opener. Beating Seattle 34-10 in the 2008 season opener was another good one. The problem is, the Bills had some good players on the team but they were spread out all over the place. None of the Bills GM built the team to have a solid foundation, such as a good pass protecting O-line and a good QB.

Those were some great moments. Sam Adams' pick six is a favorite memory! I took a friend of mine and went to Jimmy's Old Towne Tavern in Herndon to watch the game and by far that was the most fun I had going to Jimmy's. Opening day 2006, first play from scrimmage, Takeo Spikes sacks Brady and causes a fumble, London Fletcher scoops up the fumble and returns it for a TD.

Even though these past 17 years have been miserable, there have been some bright spots. What are some of your favorite moments/plays from a game and favorite games from these past 17 years? Here are some of mine: Beating the Patriots 31-0 in the 2003 season opener. Beating the Patriots 34-31 in 2011. Schoebel's one-handed INT against Brady in which he returned it for a TD. Kelsay INT in the endzone against Romo. Mario's strip/sack of Aaron Rodgers in the endzone to win the game.

I was listening to WGR550 this morning and they were playing clips from Round 2 of the 2007 NHL playoffs. Chris Drury scored with seconds left to send the Sabres/Rangers game to OT, which the Sabres won the series and went on to the Eastern Conference finals for a second year in a row. Hard to believe it's been ten years since a Buffalo sports team was any good. Man that's depressing!

Just saw on JW's twitter account that today is John's birthday. Happy Birthday John! Thanks for all that you do on covering the Bills and Sabres.

The "tank" will all be for nothing! Thanks Terry & Russ!

The blame should be shared between Brandon telling Pegula on how to hire a coach (don't have any preconceived notions, you'll just know when you have the right one) and the Pegula's for hiring Rex instead of letting the GM [Whaley] be the one that hired the coach. Constantly switching coaching schemes and not having the right personnel to run those schemes doomed this team.

Too early to tell. Let's see what happens during the season.

Whoops 😬

Don't get me wrong, RT needed to be addressed and I think Dawkins has the potential to be a great Tackle in the league, I just hope we don't see a similar situation here as we did with Kouandjio.

After what the Bills went through trying to address the RT position over the past few years between Kouandjio, Henderson and Mills, I'd hate to see another player that is best suited to be a LT fail at trying to play RT.

I hope he's not and does a great job atRT. I'd hate to have to go through the season with Mills as our RT.

Kouandjio was drafted to play Right Tackle, but couldn't handle the position. Once Glenn went down last year and Kouandjio filled in at LT, he did a great job. Our new Tackle, Dawson, was a LT in college and is being brought in to compete for the RT spot. What if Dawkins is similar to Kouandjio as he struggles at the RT spot, but is better suited for LT?

Oh, you got me there... No, I just see the Bills making the same dumb decisions while we see numerous teams go from missing the playoffs, rebuild the right way, then make the playoffs. Guess you're used to the misery after 17 years.

Building a solid O-line, holy schitt, we finally have someone who knows what they're doing!!

I remember at the time hoping Kuechly would have been available, but since he wasn't, I would have tried to move down, gained more picks and drafted Riley Reiff.

It's just clear that the Bills have been trying to build their team the wrong way for years. The Raiders have been bad since their Super Bowl appearance, but they finally figured out how to build their team right, a great O-line in front of their QB. They built their foundation first. By hey, it's just a revisionist history anyways, right?! Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it...sounds exactly like the Bills over these past 17 years.

Geno's. Ask for Whiz, otherwise the steak has no flavor (same with Pat's). +1 That place is awesome! The Roast Pork at John's is very tender and flavorful, but the cooks there are pricks! Apparently, there's a house rule where you're supposed to order food on the grill first before ready made food.