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- out-physicalled - out with a knee (or any other body part) - i have to do what's best for my family (during contract talks) - the only people that matter are in this dressing room (meaning, the fans can go screw themselves too) - nobody believed in us - and the bills drop another heartbreaker

I wish Dick Enberg would come back to CBS. He was my favourite. But maybe that's because he called a lot of the important Bills games. Haven't had many of those recently.

i noticed it too...he's usually pretty accurate, so i did find it strange i think he's alright all in all, but the one thing i can't stand is him repeating the word 'touchdown' after every bills td..he has to say it at least twice, usually more

guess i can go back to being a cm punk fan again

https://twitter.com/JayGlazer bummer...i was hoping he still had something left..doesn't seem like it

obviously if they win, they become more likable, but i think the OP's point is the individual personalities on the team and how easy it is to root for them i agree, this team, without some of the egos like they've had in the past, combined with a bunch of late-round or undrafted longshots is a likable bunch...probably the most likable that i can remember having said that, i believe that the main missing ingredient on this team will prove to be some sandpaper...in football, you need to have a few nasty, take-no-prisoners kind of players...as much as we hate wilfork, he's a perfect example

no way you really believe that if so, would you be willing to put some money on it? i'd take the other side of that bet (where pats win 10+)

Even though this means he'll be rested for the game here in Toronto, I don't think its a big deal. Maybe its just being spoiled seeing Freddy do this thing the last few years, but I find Lynch to be quite overrated anyway. He's an average RB at best. Not sure how he made the top 100 players list (even though that list is a bit of a sham).

I know its wrong, but anytime I hear about a story like this, the first thing I think is that I hope he's out until the week after they play the Bills.

thankfully, buddy nix is on record saying he's not a mcnabb fan there aren't much worse option than signing mcnabb at this point, and i'm pretty sure the bills will stay far away

can we pin this thread?

It looks like my blackberry.

no, that was actually against seattle be honest now...how many of you contributed to the bounty for these two guys?

From what I've read in this thread, its pretty clear that many Bills fans are too used to watching terrible football if they think Kelsay should still be on the roster eating up 3 million in cap space. For that amount of money, he should at least be good at one aspect of the game. Bringing oranges for the team during halftime doesn't count. He's not good against the run. Everyone already knows about his pass defense skill. He's not fast, agile or all that strong, and he's only getting worse. He seems like a nice enough guy and I hope he proves the doubters wrong, but I wouldn't bet on it.

This reminds me of that old 'masochism by catharsis' thread from a few years back..that was one of the best. The only good thing about these tough losses is that if and when the Bills ever do win it all, the victory will be that much sweeter.

Toronto..aka Robert Redfordville. I pay a lot of money to have your team for one day a year (the preseason cuddlefest is just a tease..doesn't count). But you always go back home because we both know that's where you belong and where you're happy. As he says in the end, "She'll never look at me the way she looks at him."

I think some of you are too used to crappy football if you actually think Kelsay adds any value to this defense that any scrub off the practice squad couldn't provide. It's human nature to be somewhat contrarian and that's what I feel some of you are doing here. But sometimes a spade really just is a spade. And if you watch the games, its pretty obvious that Kelsay just is not a good football player. There's no need to bring in stats to make a case for either side if you watch every snap of every game like many of us here do. As for the number, I think he should give it up. Mario Williams is a star player and he's indentified with #90. It sounds like it shouldn't matter with all that 'its a team game' rhetoric, but it does when it comes to the elite athletes. The gulf between the two players is so vast that Kelsay just comes across as looking petty.

Actually that was John Carney. Seau was the last non-kicker to retire though. Why the NFL doesn't move to softer padding on the outside of helmets is beyond me. Its all about shock absorption. Seems like common sense.

#49 is prob my favourite what an epic post

What exactly do you have a problem with in this article?

Other than injuries, this is my biggest concern also. They don't seem to have any cocky, nasty, SOB kind of players who play with a bit of a dirty streak. Think Wilfork, JPP, Suggs, etc. Too many nice guys. Football is a game of emotion. It overcomes talent deficiencies at times, especially in big games. I'm hoping Dareus can partially fill that role, but they need some sandpaper. It's been missing from this team for a long time.

Like many here I would presume, I watch and analyze every Buffalo Bills snap to some varying degree of detail. I could tell you that Jabari Greer was an awesome talent, as was Kyle Williams at least a year before they got any accolades. Again, not trying to sound self-serving, because I know there are many fans on this board who saw the same. I know there are fans out there that watch other games in similar fashion. So to you, I ask: How good is Mario Williams really? How was his supporting cast throughout his career in Houston? By that, I mean the coaching/scheme, as well as the other guys on defense. Was he a one-man wrecking crew or did he have a lot of support? Specifically before the 2010 season where Wade came in and changed their D to a 3-4. I was on a Texans message board right after the Bills signed him to find the answer to this question and a lot of them were saying that he was talented but lacked the fire and never really played up to his potential. Couldn't tell if that was just sour grapes or not. Still, not playing to his potential (which is not a good sign), but still putting up those numbers is quite impressive.

Can't remember being more excited for a recent game than I was for the opener against New England on Monday night a couple of years ago (McFumbles). We haven't fared too well in primetime, but there's just a really cool vibe about playing on Monday or even Sunday night. I really hope the NFL gives us at least one of those.

Buddy needs to act quick and go grab Brees in the aftermath of this. Put down the Maalox and get to it Mr. Nix!!

Its the offseason and everyone is giddy about the Mario signing, but a dose of reality is in order. Florence sucks. Don't make any excuses for him because the other corners played behind the same front 7. McGee was solid when healthy, as he usually is. Aaron Williams did ok for a rookie. And I was really impressed with Justin Rogers when he got some playing time. Florence and McKelvin, on the other hand, are way below average and can't be counted on to get the job done. Will they play better with an improved pass rush? Of course, but so will everyone else. Having said that, if either of them have a significant role in this defense next year, it won't be a good thing. It's pathetic that with all the resources spent on the secondary during the Jauron years that it's not an area of strength with this group. Regular fans like me were screaming for them to re-sign Jabari Greer, who makes as much as Florence if I remember correctly (5m). But they let him go and he's now one of the best cover guys in the league.