CSBill

Well, my wife said, "I like their outfits."

Why do you even watch the games, and even better, take time to post on this board? Is it time to just walk away from the keyboard; obviously there is no joy in any of this for you.

Wasn't #64—JJ 'UNGA—supposed to play today at LG? I kept looking for him, but really didn't notice when/if he played. Did anyone see him out there, and any report about his play?

And can we now put to rest this insidious discussions about whether he is dedicated to the Buffalo Bills.

No! oh wait, I change my vote!

Bottom-line, excessive alcohol consumption is slowly but surely ruining the game experience. The last time I went to a game at the stadium, my wife and I, and a 12 year old boy who was with our group, had to listen to a vulgar ("F" word for every thought and comment which he felt free to share with everyone in the section for every play) loud mouth drunk the entire game. And in front of us was a girl who came into the stadium and pass out as soon as she sat down, only to wake up and start groping the guy she came with. This has been the norm of my experiences in Buffalo, not the exception. Yeah, it was a lot of fun. And I do think it is effecting attendance, next time you're watching a game on TV, pay attention to the number of empty seats as the typical stadium. Honestly, I hope the attendance thing becomes a serious enough problem that the league will get serious about doing something about it. Because the only that will affect change is money—a few good law suites would help. Unfortunately, until the Bills and the NFL get serious about controlling this kind of behavior, there will be plenty more stories like that night last season. By the way, I've been to two games in Miami, and it was a much more enjoyable experience, even as a fan of the opposing team.

good for Kaufman, he played well in the pre-season, hopefully he catches on next season and like you, I never understood why they released Rogers - everyone knew he was a project, and projects need time and by-the-way, if we wanted high-character tall receivers, we had one of the best of them in David Nelson . . . at least he was a serviceable starter with some proven game day success

I think Brandon and Marrone deserve some credit here: They know this team isn't going anywhere, out of the play-offs again, so coach them up to stink and get the better draft picks—that is the best way to help yourself for next year and the near future. "Stay Brilliant my friends" They sure better let Jacksonville win next week, that will be HUGE draft position game.

I and that same thought . . . a 53 yard'er . . .

I didn't read the thread, but it's all so predictable . . . Bills lose, people are walking out on the ledge. Come on people, use some commons sense and some creativity when creating threads . . . what was the line: " … what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room (on this board) is now dumber for having listened to it."

Glenn! Really??? what more could you want out of him?

You ask: Does anybody care about the rest of the season. Answer: Yes!

Oh there are so many good ones to choose from . . . - the obvious is Norwood, but that's too easy - Yeah, the Nick Folk kick was a good one - Homerun Throwback (forward) has to get serious consideration - Do we have any of the Leodis McK. fumble against NE a few years ago to snatch Defeat from the jaws of Victory - And anything with Aaron Maybin in it, or has all that video been burned But I have to give this a vote: Just when we were about to get hope beyond hope that this team might indeed be special, a Dback torched, falling down, looks up, ball coming right to him, returns it for a TD, instead of up by 2+ scores, Chiefs back in the game and rolled us from there . . . http://youtu.be/oxjHIhlh5ys

Ah, the classic! . . .

Was just wondering, after reading the thread title, did the league give you a call and explanation yet?

Yes, I thought the same thing . . . first time I saw it all year. Good! Now maybe he needs to direct some it at his own players.

Ask the Cleveland fans if they are now Ravens fans? Answer: No! and it was no before they were given another team. Ask the Baltimore fans if they now cheer for the Colts? Answer: No! and again, it was that way before they were given the Ravens (Browns). Ask fans in LA if they still cheer for the Rams, or Raiders? Answer: No! why would they? So, if the Bills did leave Buffalo, I would probably switch loyalties. And after 13 years of misery, and a bunch more before the Super Bowl run, I think I also have the right to pick a winning team, just so I can enjoy that experience again. And especially so I can feel what its like for my favorite team to win a Super Bowl. Which is becoming a Bucket List kind-of thing for us older fans. Hmmmm? So who? Patriots? Broncos? Saints? Colts? Well, we'll see when it comes.

It sure seems like Gilmore has digressed. He was beat like a cheap drum all day long.

Indeed, it does.

Now let's not screw it up by winning meaningless games. We can do no more than two more wins to stay in the top 10 picks.

Good News: We will be getting a good draft pick, and this team is still a few players away from being good. Hey, you really didn't think we were going to make the play-offs did you? Might as well start positioning for a good pick. As I see it, the best we'll be is 6-10, I think we'll be competitive, but I can only see two more wins this season. I think that will keep us in the top ten picks again. Go Bills!

This just in: Williams sits, Stephan Charles starts, has game of his life! Becomes Canadian National Hero, and full-time stater for Bills. Kyle Williams become the the Wally Pipp of the Buffalo Bills franchise.

Great QB play is good, always good, no matter how good—or bad—the o-line is. Obviously, if you can get one, get him. Like deodorant, a good/great QB can cover up a lot of bad smells, but the problem is, the bad smell is still there, and given time, will eventually show itself. Therefore, even better, get your good (or great QB—which by the way, is such a subjective process of evaluating—see the Flacco discussions above; however, mediocre or bad is easy to stop—see the Bills the past 10 years) and surround him with a very good o-line, and now you have a winning combo. So, if you think the the Bills have a top tier QB now (and I do), time to improve the line play as soon as you can! I say "yes,"draft good lineman "IF" they're available. The real question now for the Bills will be: If a game changer offensive weapon becomes available in the draft, do you take him over an equally competent and rightly valued lineman in the same drafting spot? I say, "YES." Take the guy who can score points! Surely lineman influence the outcome of a game in many ways, but "game changers" are point scorers—you need them at any level of football. Thus, equal value, draft the game changer, if not, draft the better football player that is addressing a need you have (o-line, d-line, linebacker, etc.).

Is he replaceable? Yes! Would the replacement be as good? No! Should we do all to keep him? Yes!

Wasn't he a starter in the 2nd half of his rookie season, 5 of last 7 games was starting LT? And last year, until he was hurt: • at SF (10/7), Started at left tackle ... part of an offensive line that only allowed one sack throughout the contest • at Ari. (10/14), started at left tackle and helped pave the way for 165 yards on the ground • vs. Ten. (10/21), made his third straight start at left tackle and helped lead a rushing attack that amassed 166 yards • at Hou. (11/4), started at right tackle and helped offense produced 308 yards of total offense • at NE (11/11), started at right tackle... part of an offense that produced season bests of 481 total yards and a time of possession of 33:50 • vs. Mia. (11/15), started at right tackle, part of an offense that produced 120 yards on the ground • at Ind. (11/25): started at right tackle, part of an offense that produced a 100-yard rusher (C.J. Spiller - 107) and a 100-yard receiver (Stevie Johnson - 106) for the first time since 11/21/10 at Cin. (F. Jackson - 116 rush, Stevie Johnson - 137 rec.) • vs. Jac. (12/2), started at right tackle, part of an offense that produced 232 rushing yards and did not give up a sack ... left the game in the third quarter and did not return