Charles Romes

Kyle Williams is within striking range of Cortez Kennedy's' season sack record for interior linemen.

I thought the shots ej took with Goodwin long last week were good. He overthrew him by a few yards which is what you have to do. Goodwin just didn't dust the defender as he often does.

The best idea I saw floated was that each team would enter a blind bid for the yard line they would start at, lowest yard line wins. Can you imagine the press fodder relative to these coaching decisions.

It took several years of missing the playoffs before he was removed from the elite group. Circa 2007 he was seen as a solid top 5.

It's surprising he is so bad in the wind. The best part of his game is the fact he can spin it.

Great shtick IMO. I thought they were both terrific. This will be great to replay in January '15 when I'm jonesing for ways to savor every minute up to EJs first playoff start and I've exhausted all current media. Way over the top, just as they are paid to do.

The jets mailed in a "Force ej to beat us" game plan.

A little different meaning now. When nix took over from Jauron we has 53 DBs.

I hope Cordy Glenn's play goes unnoticed for years at least until he's extended.

Mike smith coaching for his job? He had 4 winning seasons in a row, 3 more than the prior franchise record.

This thread is misguided. If Brady/Bellichick had won just one more title they would have stepped off the gas by now opening up the division. I generally root for them to win it all once we are basically eliminated so they would just go away.

Bills are also one of the few teams to have played 11 games.

Glenn is the silent franchise player on this squad but was too good last year to qualify for this award. 1 sack surrendered all year with rookie QBs, one with johnsonesque tendencies to hold onto it. Are you kidding me.

The real question is why the Bills did not front load an extended Byrd contract THIS YEAR while under the cap so he would be all paid up for years.

Since they returned the kickoff point to the 35 again it's possible to garner a touchback on 70%+ of kickoffs. Carpenter is just not getting it done in that department. Bills rank 4th from he bottom in touchback percentage. Carpenter's kickoff problems are a major reason why he was cut by 3 teams in August. In '10 he missed 11 kicks, scary to any GM. In today's game you need touchbacks and you draft a big leg kicker like Hopkins if you have to.

The collapse of Atlanta and Houston should convince him that he could be sorry if he signs with a "winner".

The positive of being bad for so long. Late season games after being all but eliminated do not seem less important than early season games. They are all part of one big endless rebuilding process. Go Bills!

Especially true when you consider they jettisoned the league's quintissential ALL-purpose back (power, breakaway, hands) when they got him.

Reed and all the old guys Atlanta signed as well as Freeney are making it even more difficult for accomplished vets to get contracts.

Maybe if EJs first few throws were not 20+ feet off target they would have opened it up a bit more.

Why not "Ya either got faith or ya got unbelief..."

Stout!

Not bad for 88. If Graham runs the right route at the pats last year Fitz and chan are still here.

I think he was prejudiced by his long stride and was much more productive than given credit for. He would run for what looked like 2 yards out of the wildcat and it was actually 12.

I don't feel like looking it up but how many 7 game winning streaks has the franchise had? '65? '88? '90? '91? Likely only 2 of those years. I'll check back in after a few hours after someone does the research. I aspire to be mathematically alive in December. That is the true test of a great season in this era.