CSBill

Indeed, the offensive side of the ball (coaching) was not ready for the NFL today, let's hope they learn soon

I love Stevie, and yes the ball was not thrown well .... but that play right there vividly illustrates why one team on the field hasn't been to play-offs in 13 years. Great teams, Good teams, make those hard plays when they're most needed.

Fred Jackson is a professional football player, Spiller has far more natural ability (speed), but still learning--after 3 years--how to be a professional. Comparing the two today, that was obvious.

Well, a moral victory, but who cares about that. The Defense played well. Manuel did fine, not spectacular but did what he should . . . although I question his judgement on that last pass. Spiller did nothing, I really wish they would have had Fred in on the last drive and give him the ball three times, at least you run a few minutes off the clock. And was it me, or did Pettine chock on calling the blitz in the 4th quarter? Or did I miss it? And speaking of that last drive, that, I would say, was I HUGE coaching blunder, run the ball, and run the clock. Lets hope Marrone learned something about game management today.

Sunday 1:00 PM .... ""Where else would you rather be than right here, right now?" !!!!!

Lets wait and see how this season goes

Well, as his future would be in the GM's hand, whomever it was, I think it was only right he would know if that was already in the works.

New England less than 100 yards rushing

a high character person

Bills 34 Pats 30

No matter how prepared or healthy or rusty EJ is, it would be smart to pound the ball all day long: Spiller right, Spiller left, Jackson right, Jackson left, we may even give Choice a carry or two, and who's our fullback now? give him a few as well, etc. And let's not forget, for all the excitement about our new highly aggressive defense (which I'm all in favor of), they were still getting gashed in the preseason running game (which was a huge issue last year--NEWS FLASH: our biggest problems from last year was not the QB or the offense). The longer we can keep our defense off the field, the better for everyone.

I know we're better than both the Colts and Vikings, we crushed them in the preseason!

Okay, I get it, Hopkins injured. But why not bring back Lindell, I think he would be more reliable than Carpenter?

Well, considering all that has happened to the Bills the past two weeks, maybe it's time for some Divine intervention? Maybe Tim T. can break the dreaded evil Doug Flutie curse.

Many have mentioned Minnifield, why does he remind of Leodis Mc.? High pick, looks like he should e good, but just doesn't get it done? Chase Minnifield: http://www.nfl.com/p...2532913/profile However, he may still be better than what we have now.

I was wondering about that little fact.

Three observations/thoughts: 1) First, I think it means they feel very confident that EJ Manuel will be back next week. 2) As for a 3rd QB, I have liked the idea of Dixon all along--much better option than the list of Notre Dame rejects listed above. 3) I would assume they are in discussions with someone or this move would not have been made today (that is, cutting Lewis).

Winfield just released: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000236919/article/antoine-winfield-reportedly-cut-by-seattle-seahawks

this guy! now! Antonie Winfield! just released

He was good enough to be selected as a replacement for the Pro Bowl last year: link Like . . . ah?, hmmm?, you know? ah? . . . on the Bills?

Hogan is a keeper, a Wes Welker type of player

the three I would take a look at: Webb, Starks, Dixon .... I think all three would be back-up upgrades. And as a few mentioned, Webb might be an eventual candidate for LG.

Somewhere in the world, Dick Jauron is smiling.

Someone in the national media said it (I can't recall whom), I was also thinking it, and I believe we saw it last night: The advantage of Lewis over Lienart is his athleticism and ability to move/run. They're about equal in passing ability (and neither one was that good), but with the state of this team, and the lack of time to learn the full offense, the new backup QB who can run and make things happen with his feet is more valuable than the immobile one. It has to be Lewis.