CodeMonkey

I disagree. I suspect Chan knew exactly how much his team was over-matched and figured he needed a break and some points so he gambled. One decision, good or bad, did not decide this game. The harsh reality is the Bills were boys playing against men today.

I disagree with this. The Bills are a little worse for wear as most teams are due to injuries. But overall they are not getting worse week to week. Early in the season the Bills D was getting very lucky with tips and other deflections falling into their hands and the results were lots of INTs and some pick-6's. That kind of luck is not sustainable over the course of a season as we are now seeing. The offense has been figured out now as well. You take away the short passing game as the Jets and now the Cowboys have done and that's pretty much it for the Bills Offense. None of this should be a surprise for long time Bills fans. Most should know the Bills are at least 2 more good drafts from being competitive with the better teams in the NFL. Miami is playing well, won their last 2 and the game is on grass next week. The fish were looking like sure wins for the Bills a few short weeks ago, but not so anymore.

Sadly that was the highlight of the game.

Talking heads just said Romo had more TD passes in the first half than in-completions. That's amazing.

Just got the text of Bills inactives and Johnson is not on it.

The Bills are an average team if you just look at the players. Their record so far this year shows a team that has overachieved, due partly to a lot of luck (bounces that end up as pics or even pic-6's), certain players playing above themselves, and creative coaching early on in the season that surprised teams then (and not so much now). In my opinion the Bills are still at least 2 good drafts away from any kind of serious playoff run unless they have an ungodly run of good luck (lots more good bounce INTs) and great health.

I was at a Monday night game a few years ago against the Browns in the middle of a !@#$ing blizzard (I had seasons then) and every single thing about that night sucked. The game sucked, the weather !@#$ing sucked, driving there sucked, driving home sucked. It all sucked. There is no way I'm purchasing tickets in advance for any open air event in Buffalo NY, including Bills games, ever again. If I want to go to an outdoor event then I will wait and get tickets last minute. I will never go through that again to watch any game. Just my opinion.

Probable causes: 1) Johnson really had some kind of car trouble. 2) Johnson just didn't feel like round-tripping to Rochester. (The most likely reason in my opinion). 3) Johnson doesn't get along well with Jackson. Who cares. They don't have to love each other, just play on the same team. Non issue.

A thread devoted to who the officials for a game will be. Why not list the guys on the sidelines who hold the first down chains? It is painfully obvious that they have it in for the Bills and make it at least 11 yards for the Bills to get a first down!

Why all the drama? People either want to go or they do not. Doesn't make them any more or less a fan of the team. Also doesn't make the team any more or less likely to relocate. All it means is if the games do not sell out then the people who want to watch at home have to watch the low resolution internet feed on their TVs or computer screens rather than in HD. A restriction, by the way, that no other televised sport that I am aware of imposes (off topic I know but that is a hot button topic for me ).

Or maybe they want to try and pawn them all off while the team IS in first place fearing a slide. In any event it is a great deal people so get busy and buy those discounted tickets my I can watch the game in HD at home with my family!

Sounds like spoiled brat syndrome to me. All it takes is a call to say you can't make it due to a flat tire or whatever the problem is. But I can't say I blame either guy for not wanting to go though. Who signs these guys up to drive over an hour there and another back again to do a 2 hour appearance? Glad to hear Freddy was a man about it, and went above and beyond the call of duty for his fans.

Century 8, Quatrain 69 The Antichrists very soon annihilate the Bills of Buffalo, Twenty-seven years the blood of this scourge will last. The Billivers are dead, captive, exiled, ashamed; With penalty flags, pass interference calls, and red challenge flags covering the earth.

She needs to kick barefoot when we play the Jets next.

Gailey is not stupid. There is some reason he does not give Spiller any touches. I don't know what that reason is, and Gailey sure isn't talking, but one certainly exists. I just hope they find a way to resolve it sooner rather than later.

So cheers are lame and the game day experience is lame if there is no cursing? And you cannot be a passionate fan without cursing? I personally don't care about the cursing as my kids hear worse on the school bus every day, but I find your post silly ... err excuse me, !@#$ing silly

An interesting thought. If a sober person just talking to a friend who happens to use the F word as part of his normal speaking habits sits next to someone who complains to security only about the profanity, no other bad behavior. What happens?

I believe the NFL promotes it that way, but I have never seen Bills games that way myself.

Not a free pass as much as in some people minds being a drunken ahole is the game day experience. Sad really for all concerned, but it is what it is.

I blame the Jills for not coming out barefoot and distracting Rex.

Or perhaps professional athletes who care more about winning than whining about what some fat !@#$ coach on the other team is doing? Bottom line is that in my opinion anyway I would hope they would worry more about their piss poor performance than Fatboy doing a back bump.

As others have said, and no matter what kind of family friendly spin King Roger tries to put on it, a NFL game is no place for kids. It is not even a place for adults that aren't prepared for that kind of behavior from the intellectually stunted alcoholics whose idea of a good time is to drink themselves into a stupor before walking into the stadium. Those people are in the minority and you won't run into them every game, but you will be subjected to them. If you can't or don't wish to deal with that behavior then you do what I do and watch on TV with my kids. That's just the way it is.

And if I were a leader and any player commented on the Rex back bump or anything else happening on the Jets sideline I would not so politely ask what the !@#$ they were doing watching the Jets sideline instead of working on a way to help their team. I think the fans read way more into the bulletin board, lets get fired up because of what someone on the other team says bull **** than any player does.

Chan is not going to take a game against the Jets, or any other team in the AFC East, lightly or count on crowd noise winning a game.

Truer words may never have been spoken.