Charles Romes

Now that he has stuck with the Pats it would not surprise me to see Brady on Sunday make the Bills regret (even more) that decision to keep Ruvell Martin and Donald Jones.

If the bills had picked QBs in each of the first 3 rounds each year since 2000 and continuously carried 7 QBs in the hopes a franchise QB would emerge their playoff qualifying percentage could not have been worse.

I can't believe they are concerned enough to to do this.

I can't imagine someone putting this much time in without designating home/away. Can this data be updated to include home away status if the games? On one hand I am excited to dig into the data to see if I can discern any trends on my own. On the other hand a central parameter - where the game is played - is not summarized.

Very interesting since it was Carter (and pretty much only Carter) who correctly called the 5-2 start in '11 a mirage.

Limited to those who actually played downs with other teams in between tenures with the Bills 1. Peerless Price 2. Jim Leonhard 3. ?

We are so lucky to have a team name not transferable to another city. Makes the team much tougher to move. I doubt Ralph was thinking about that in 59.

Buffalo looking strong! Put this thread back on the stadium wall. Had to look for it.

Great stuff I can picture Jim agreeing to be there before they finished asking the question.

Spread opened at 7.5 before EJ and Gilmore injuries. Anyone watching the preseason cornerback play would jump on that 11.5 especially after Brady's 7 TD 400 yard half in Buffalo last year.

How could an NFL organization let this happen at cornerback.

So what if he had a 4-22 record at college. Trent Edwards also had a lousy win loss record as a college QB.

Toughest parts of the game to take was Gilmore getting torched on back to back plays by a third string QB. Also Goodwin not pulling on that perfect bomb. You could not throw that much better than leading Goodwin a few feet. He needed to catch that for him to be what he needs to be.

Brad Smith is a rich man's Tim Tebow but that may not be enough.

Seriously there was one: Alonso (again)

Graham Harrell? As impressive as Tuell was not turning it over, going six traight three and outs sort of takes the luster out of going turnover free.

Does that have something to do with the 400 yard 7 touchdown second half they had here last year?

I don't care what anyone else says. This place is a classic. Great lines. The sub-grade field is what makes it I think. It seems to be infinitely upgradable. I mean, if you tear down everything what you have left is a 40,000 seat bowl embedded in granite that is not going anywhere for a thousand years, and which you wouldn't want to change anyway since it offers perfect views. You could build anything you want at grade level on top of the bowl to please the bean counters. Suites, hotels, shopping malls, casinos, and amusement parks.

Collins broke in the league in '96. I would have to go with Brian Griese

Earlier in the offseason I was thinking of starting a players with two stints with the bills thread. So this is good. The only complaint I have is that it's too close to the season, the dress rehearsal wk 3 game of the preseason and the final cutdown. I mean, there has to be more important stuff to talk about at this particular time.

In '08 we started 5-1 and gave the coach a huge extension. In '11 we sprinted to 5-2 and the qb got a huge extension. I say why wait. 2-0 in preseason is good enough for me. Lets re-up with the GM and lock him up long term.

It wasn't that Wanny was just bad. Its that he got the D to play to an historically all time bad level. That 1200+ yielded in two weeks might have had permanent dmage on the psche of some of these players.

Ten years with the Bills. Steady player and his performance never dropped off in the playoffs.

I was not referring to additional major injuries, just the ones everyone already knows about. http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/5/10/4320358/kyle-williams-injury-bills-achilles

Easley's story is amazing. It's not even his third camp. It's his FOURTH.