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How about the population of Bills fans in college or younger? All they can remember is total ineptitude. How do the Bills expect their fan base to grow if they havent been the the playoffs in 12 years? They're absolutely killing a total generation of fans.

That's how it should be. Not only can most western new yorkers not afford 226$ tickets, but the product on the field should have something to do with it as well.

This is the best thing I've ever read. Of course, it has nothing to do with the fact they were playing the jets.

Being that we're still below the cap floor (correct me if I'm wrong about that) and that we're depleted at WR to begin with, it's a no brainer. Resign Stevie, draft Michael Floyd in the first round. Our offense is set.

All this hate on Stevie needs to stop. What he did was classless. He apologized. That being said he obviously deserves to be ripped into a little bit by the media. A situation like this would never go untouched by the hungry reporters that feed on stories like this. But honestly, Stevie is the type of franchise player you want. Works hard, says only great things about Buffalo, plays through injuries. Oh, and he's also the best and most consistent WR we've had since Moulds in his prime. Hopefully this blows over soon. Maybe we'll even benefit if for some reason the cost to resign him would go down(probably not). I personally would like to focus on his dropped ball late in the game rather than the celebration. Karma?

What did he say? I missed it.

Root for them as best as possible now, but don't expect them to do operate like any other professional football organization until Ralph is "no longer in the picture". Again, not trying to be one of those guys who wishes death upon a person just because of sports, that's immature. But that's the truth. I wish, like everyone else, that he would just sell the team already but that's not going to happen. His passing will be a bitter sweet day for Bills fans that's for sure. I know we'll all thank him for bringing the team here in the first place and keeping them here 51 years later. But the idea of a new owner in the near future is both exciting and terrifying at the same time. But until then, the Bills will be the Bills. The team who hasn't gone to the playoffs 12 years. The team that has accounted for more first round busts than any other sports franchise known to man. And although that doesn't necessarily account for the amazing amount of crazy, heart breaking, freakish losses we've had over the years, I'm almost certain the lack of talent has something to do with it. And that indifference to winning starts from the top and works its way down. I don't know, just my two cents.

Anyone else realize that his drop last year was week 12 and it's week 12 now...

would this thread exist is steve johnson caught that ball? hell no

That's why I put this in the FIRE EDWARDS thread. I'm sure Johnson works hard, but the fact he's out of position is on Edwards.

My answer to you. Michael Floyd, Notre Dame.

Having Spencer Johnson on the outside is a total joke. I understand we're not particularly deep at OLB, but the can is literally inept out there. If he can't stop the run (which is why he must be there in the first place) then why the hell is he still there? Just put Moats or Batten in, at least they might be able to slow down a stretch or toss to that side.

I had a dream that the Bills played competitive late into the third quarter...

Duke Preston for snapping the ball into his own leg.

That's what Ralph wants you to think.

Flowers Williams Losman Whitner McCargo McGahee McKelvin Maybin Spiller Add another one to the list. Sorry if I'm forgetting any, there's just so many to count.

Dareus does not suck. 1. He's better fit for a 4-3 DT rather than a 3-4 NT. 2. It is also not his fault that the two DE's next to him and the two OLB currently starting would be back ups at best on other teams. 3. And thirdly, the pass rush cannot be pinned on a NT. Not only are they typically being triple teamed on a passing down, but he does not have the build of a pass rusher. Instead, he's built like a run stopping interior lineman, as he should be.

This is obviously a must win. Not only for the playoff hunt, which amazingly they're still very much alive, but to show the fans that they've got answers to the problems of the last two weeks. It's clear what the jets and Cowboys did to beat us: press our WR's, keeping their LB's in the box. Thus impeding our WR's from getting open in that vital first 2 seconds of the play, and it also takes away the screen to Freddie because there's more guys in the box rather than in coverage. This is where Gailey needs to find his offensive mojo again and mix things up. The solution isn't simple, but it's necessary if we want even the slightest shot at the post season.

There's nothing wrong with this. The guy obviously out coached a rival team. He deserves to get a little fired up.

what a surprise. No one was telling him upstairs not to challenge it?

This seems pointless and not worth our timeout.

Let's go boys, we've been here before.

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This guy was around during camp. He knows the scheme, quick transition back onto the team. They cut Terrence Wheatley to make space, probably just a move to help the special teams?

It's hard not to be. We may not have the talent of a playoff team, but we definitely have the character. That being said we're 5-3 and are very much in the running for a playoff spot. with a little more size up front on the defense and an extra corner, this team could go far. But for now let's fight for that wild card. Fight on my men Sir Andrew said...