SageAgainstTheMachine

And Lee can't be an exception as well? The man is on pace for over 1100 yards on the season. He only has 3 TDs but we are just allergic to throwing into the end zone so he can't be blamed for that.

You can't put a price on the experience of actually being there in the trenches with your fellow fans. Also, you get a much better grip on what actually happened during the game when you have a birdseye view of everything from the upper decks. I love it.

You should get hit by a 6 foot 3, 260 pound linebacker on a crossing route and see if you're laughing. If you see that kind of thing as entertainment you should probably be locked up before you hurt someone. Sounds like the words of a sociopath to me.

I think that might be Miller, but yeah there is no point in knocking Timmy for anything other than him being injury prone. By the way, nobody should ever be allowed to call an NHL player a p*ssy until they've played some serious hockey themselves.

How many times did Edwards throw 4 in one game? Certainly not yesterday.

I hope you are kidding about number 2. The one knock on McKelvin was him not having good hands, so I have no idea why they would try your suggestion. And, what? Did Losman do something to you? Yeah, he shouldn't be starting but why do you want him injured?

Oh come on, two losses is bad but you got a lot of bang for your buck. Two instant classics no matter who won, and don't tell me you didn't have a good time up until the final seconds of each game.

Well, here are the wild card teams at the moment Indy 6-4 Baltimore 6-4 New England 6-4 Dolphins 6-4 Bills 5-5 If we go 10-6 on the season (let's just hypothetically say we lose to the Broncos) we'll be 3-3 in the division and 7-5 in the conference. So I wouldn't say winning out is necessary, it just depends on who we lose to. If we lose to another AFC East team, you might as well bury us.

No, I'm sorry, I'd say that the CB makes the pick 2 out of 10 times in that situation. Granted, Leodis doesn't have great hands. He only had 3 interceptions throughout his entire college career at Troy. But CBs don't get drafted in the first round to make interceptions (unless it's the idiot falcons taking Hall). They get paid to play well in coverage, something Leodis did very well yesterday. When you add his returning prowess, I do not even remotely regret picking him.

I don't think he's a troll, because he presents a logical argument from the perspective of an outsider. He just fails to include the emotional factor that comes with growing up in Buffalo.

My Mom knew a guy who punched through his window during a fight with his wife, slit his wrist and died from the blood loss. Moral of the story, don't mess with glass.

Broken Hand

I thought the Braves moved to LA and became the Clippers.

I take it you're not from Buffalo. Did Baltimore Colts fans root for the Indianapolis Colts? No. I'm sorry if this is petty, but if the Superbowl parade isn't in the city of Buffalo, I can't celebrate it.

Sorry if this is shameless self-promotion, but I think I did a pretty good job of capturing the emotions of the typical Bills fan in this... http://wvbr.com:9010/index.php?page=sportsblog I'm considering submitting it to the school newspaper, even though the paper is a rag.

Edwards certainly had a rapport going with Reed before he got injured. I doubt Reed's absence is a primary cause of Edwards' poor play but it certainly hasn't helped.

Yes it would have. Still a rookie WR (taken in the 7th round) getting 3 receptions for 41 yards when the QB was absolutely terrified to throw down-field is nothing to sneeze at.

Remember when he hit the winning field goal with a couple seconds left against Washington last year from 38 yards? Or when he made the winning field goal against the Raiders with time expiring this year?

He sucks from beyond 40 yards. He is the best kicker in the game from inside 40 yards. So naturally, Jauron doesn't try to push the field goal try inside the 40 mark.

Cubbies. That's about it, though.

When he says "that's well within his range" and when he evokes Nick Folk's name, he is defending the playcalling, not throwing Lindell under the bus.

Like murra, I can't tell if you're joking, but if you have to blame somebody for not making a game-changing play, blame Reggie Corner for not wrapping up Quinn on that would-be sack.

Thanks. I honestly didn't hear the announcers repeating wide right. I was just too devastated and the kick just kept (and keeps) playing over and over again in my mind.

I'm man enough to admit I've shed tears over the Bills in the past, but this time I just took a walk home from my friends apartment in the snow in utter stunned silence.

For the next couple days, can we stop the fighting and negative comments against each other on this board? We were all watching this horror movie today, and we all have different opinions on where to pass out the blame, but let's just be brothers in arms for a little.