billsfreak

He did win a ring with Dungy's team but it was also against a Raiders them that was "his team".

Are we being Punked? That is a truly moronic statement.

If you have to dream stuff up to make you feel good, get a Hustler magazine and a bottle of vaseline.

I just read that quarterbacks have a Passer Rating of 2.9 when throwing towards Revis. Is he that good? More then that good, he is putting up Defensive Player of the Year numbers. Yes he is very, very good. Head Coaches and Offensive Coordinators for the most part know so much more then any of us fans do, and there is a reason they hardly ever throw towards him, and it isn't because the media has made him out to be good.

Wow, are you bound up and can't take a crap or something? He is playing really well for a rookie on a team that's biggest weapon on offense is another rookie, and the team was expected by some to go 0-14. Dalton has a chance to be an elite QB, but it doesn't happen in a half a season. If that gets you that upset, you have issues.

Lynch

The Jets may not be living up to the hype (although they are just one game behind us), but they are obviously much better than the Redskins. I think the most we can hope for from the pass rush is to put pressure on Sanchez (I don't expect many sacks), and force him into another game with multiple interceptions, and bad decisions.

Wow, that is bad? They better watch out, now I am pissed! No one cares that you think no one cares who someone loves or thinks is cool either?

Glad you corrected me, I was under the impression that taking a sack was a bad thing, regardless of the score? I thought that if there were no open receivers, a QB always is taught to get rid of the ball to avoid a sack, guess I was wrong. (hint:sarcasm intended)

For all common sense purposes, they are in fact tied, as tie breakers only come into play at the end of the season. Now if there were a strike or cancellation of the rest of the season and they started the playoffs this week, then those tie breakers would mean something. We have only played one of our 6 division games, so it is a waste of time talking about tiebreakers.

Not to take anything away from the defense, but Beck has hardly played in the NFL, and it was quite obvious. Would we have gotten 9 sacks against a veteran QB, probably not, but as bad as the QB pressure has been all year, playing against an inexperienced QB and bad OL might jump start the defense. Actually, the last few games, Fitz has taken a couple sacks that he shouldn't have either, but he usually does it trying to make a play, when he should be just getting rid of the ball.

Are you stalking me, or just fascinated by my knowledge? I remember you saying "Fitz will be the quarterback of the future and sign a $59 million dollar contract." NOT! Sometimes maybe I get carried away but I am not getting any younger and don't want to spend my last 75 years on this earth with an addiction to a bad team.

I will cheer for the Dolphins if it benefits the Bills, i.e., against the Pats or Jets, or at the end of a season if we need someone to lose to them for us to get in the Playoffs. There is alot of talk about Luck pulling a Eli Manning on draft day and refusing to play for an organization like the Dolphins, and he is only a junior so who knows what will happen. I will wait until this season is over before I concern myself with the 2012 draft. And if he equals Marino, the Bills had a pretty good record against the Marino led Dolphins.

That is nothing ordinary for Fletcher, he always comes to play and is a tackling machine. It is a shame it took him so long to get Pro Bowl notice, even when he was campaigning for it here in Buffalo, he didn't get it.

I think the Toronto series really sucks for the Bills and I hope it ends after next year, but if I was forced to bet money on it, it will continue, and with a good chance of more then one game a year. The atmostphere is bad for a home game, when Chandler scored his first TD and tried to jump in the stands, the couple fans there pushed him away like he had a virus. This series is a money grab, the city of Toronto actually took notice this time to the negative comments from media and the players themselves prior to the game, referring it with quotes like this "It’s hard not to feel like we’re the rich kid the Bills are hanging out with just for his money."

If a media type is a true professional, they have to separate their personal favorites, from their professional job and try to report unbiased. Me personally, that would be quite tough, but more kudos to them if they can do it. Exactly, for a change, I don't have hands full of hair from pulling mine out and blood on the tips of my fingers from chewing my nails during the closing minutes of a game because I wasn't sure if they were going to hold on and win or blow the game like they did against the G-Men. Enjoy! Go Bills!

Dude, take a chill pill. Why get your panties all in a wad over what media people say? Why do some people let that affect them? Enjoy the win, a shutout win at that. What actually makes someone an expert anyway? Is there a certification test? Are you an expert? Find me a so called media expert who has predicted everything correct in this strange season and I will show you C.J. Spiller rushing for 1500 yards this season. This is a season where the Bills, Bengals and Lions are all 5-2 and tied for first place. The Colts, a team who averages 11-12 wins a season for over a decade is in last place at 0-7. The Bills quadruple their sack total from the first 6 games in one game. Chris Johnson is one of the worst running backs in the NFL this season. The Bills beat the Patriots to end a 15 game losing streak then turn around and lose to the Bengals and end a 10 game winning streak against them. Mike Shanahan has never been shut out in 286 career games, then gets shut out by a defense that has been playing simply pathetic. I could go on and on about the strangeness of this season, but I think you get the drift. Bottom line, life is more enjoyable if you don't get obsessed with what other people do or say. Enjoy the wins, you never know when the bottom might fall out of this surprising and enjoyable season.

I agree and have said several times that prior to his injury, he was probably playing better then anyone on the defense, and was about the only one putting any pressure on the QB. It would be great if he doesn't miss a beat and comes back at full throttle, might help to make up for the loss of Williams.

He hasn't been a force in this league since Drew Bledsoe was quarterbacking the Bills and George Bush was in his first term as a president.

Fine, sign him as a scout or a recruiter, as a player he isn't worth the time or money. Normally players make a roster because of their playing ability not recruiting ability.

Fixed

Hell, bring Maybin back too, at least he can get on the field even if the doesn't contribute much, just like Merriman didn't contribute much. They shouldn't even consider him, bring in someone younger and healthier, or they will be in the same situation next October just like now.

I agree, he wasn't ripping Toronto at all, but the fact that the Bills have one less home game then every other team in the NFL (except the unlucky team that gets a home game in London-and that is a different team each year), year in and year out. Our frugal owner's money grab puts this team at a disadvantage every year.

The big difference between those two is before he got hurt Kelsay might have been playing the best of any player on the defense this year, Merriman got hurt high fiving or something before the opening kick off and the only time you heard his name was when he committed a penalty.

I am not criticizing Barnett, because he has been one of the Bills' best players so far, but training camp was well into session and nobody else signed him, so was he going to say no?