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That is what I was wondering?

Hmmm? My beef with Spiller is not the playing time he doesn't get. It's what he does with it when he does get it -- which so far, has been next to nothing.

Ah, as said, the Charlie Brown like kick that set up the Jets comeback . . . nothing more to add.

This is a point I've made elsewhere: We need to stop drafting combine freaks from the low-rent districts of college football; that is, places like Richmond, James Madison, Troy State, South Dakota St., Central Florida, etc., and go after major program people. Yes, there will always be exceptions--in both directions (e.g. Arron Maybin on the negative side, Fred Jackson on the positive ledger, etc.)--but big time school & conference players are generally going to be better investments over the long haul. I'll give exhibit A: David Nelson, non-starter at Florida, but able to adapt pretty quickly to the NFL.

ooh, that is rich!

And to think, last year I was willing to give up a #1 pick for him. Oh well, if we can get him for next to nothing now, sure.

You can always become a Jet fan.

that hurt

Yeah, when I saw that I was thinking: "Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing, and why are they keeping the camera on him?"

And the evidence so far shows that people who live in another part of the country have no idea.

Really Sione? You can't be serious? Jets’ Pouha says Bills WR insensitive to Sept. 11 By the way, when you slammed CJ Spiller to the ground with that un-called personal foul, it was an insult to African-Amercans everywhere! An unfortunate reminder of all the injustices of the pre-civil rights days.

Look, if Fitz and Stevie connect on just one of those three opportunities they had in the last 30 seconds, we're talking about what a great coach he is for keeping this team together through all they been the past few weeks. Perspective Dude, Perspective.

yeah! baby!!!!

CJ is to TENTATIVE in running the ball as Trent Edwards was to TENTATIVE in throwing the ball!

Yep! It's obvious at this point that Edward is in thick with Chan. At the end of the season, Nix will instruct Chan to fire him. And then we start over again. But, as a coach I told always anyone that will listen, I'm a lot smarter Coach when I have better players . . . funny how that works.

Johnson needs to be resigned. If a top tier receiver is available in the draft, get him. If not, go for a very good free agent. But really, the desperate needs on this team are on defense: more help on the line, a legit pass-rushing LB or DE, a fast linebacker, and more help on the corners. But we really can't let Johnson walk, there are too many other needs to create another hole.

CJ proved he's average at best, He'll have the rest of the season to prove me wrong, and I hope he does. Save for the bad penalty and drop, what will be lost in this game is that Stevie Johnson did pretty much own Revis Island today. He still has some maturing to do. That being said, the Bills can't afford to le him walk. Do we see how hard it is to get quality receivers. Ftiz missed fired on two game winning opportunities. He has to make those throws.

3 open receivers for TDs in the last 30 seconds, one drop, two miss fires . . . those plays have to be made!

Best future NFL QB: RG3! Can run like Vick, can throw like Brees, P. Manning like work ethic, and as smart as Fitz! Draft him, let him learn, and the future is bright for a long time.

I think it is an injury, he had actually been productive at times in the past few games; that is, as productive as one can say on this defense the last few games. Hopefully he'll be back soon.

a bad day for Suh, he will get a few days compliments of the Commissioner.

"What if CJ Succeeds?" = We'll all be happy! And say: "It's about time."

I would say there are three on the Bills right now, unfortunately all three are now on the IR list: Kyle Williams, Fred Jackson, and Eric Wood . . . which of course, also explains one big reason why you go from 4-1 to 5-5.

It'a now or never for CJ Spiller, no more excuses of not having the chance to prove himself.

you lost me at "firstly"