starrymessenger

I hear you but on the Pats message board you hear a lot about them really missing Spikes.

See my correction. Last reference should have been Rodgers.

Actually age wise Orton should be entering the prime of his career. He's younger than Ben, Philip Rivers, a lot younger than Eli and only a year older than Eli. Maybe this will be his opportunity to prove he is legit as a genuine starting QB in this league. There is a chance his career will blossom in Buffalo. Certainly the table is pretty much set, so this is a golden opportunity for him. Everyone knows he is capable of playing well. The question is can he do it consistently throughout an entire season (and playoffs of course). Time will tell. Correction: that should be only a year older than Aaron Rodgers.

So are we gonna win?

True this. Kyle Orton will become a big fan favorite in Buffalo.

Who'se afraid of donkey kong suh. Certainly not Kyle Orton.

Brady is old and he is starting to look his age. He is also going to take a physical beating this year. Old men don't absorb physical punishment all that well. If the Pats season starts to turn really sour-which is possible-expect to see JG under centre before the year is out.

Bills 28 Lions 17

Chris Williams said the same thing weeks ago. At least he knows talent when he sees it. Maybe he should be in the FO instead of on the roster.

Orton to Mike Williams will seal the deal. Bank on it. Bills 28 Lions 17

My impression was that the majority thought it was a bad/wrong football decision. But the talking heads are usually somewhat behind the times for some reason. They probably all picked the Pats last night.

I'd rather take my chances with the rook. I think Fauria might have had a good day next Sunday. BTW just can't stand the fact that other teams (Lions, Giants, Tampa Bay) seem to find good TE undrafted or late round selections. Wish we could do that.

I'd rather have Benjamin, Bridgewater and 2015 first than Watkins. And I think Sammy will be a great player.

It's all just retrospective analysis but they would have been better off waiting a year and bridging with a vet, as they had already planned to do anyway with Kolb.

Plenty of good wideouts in last years draft. And a good looking QB prospect went at the tail end of the first.

I confess I don't know what to make of Whaley. To me he is one of these people who are quite capable of being at the same time very good and very bad.

Pats badly lost the battles in the trenches on both sides of the ball. I knew they were having O-line problems but I thought there D was going to be pretty solid. Chiefs RBs obviously had a great day but they also got incredible holes to run through and consistently at that. Is the Chiefs O line really that good or are the Pats really that bad.

I respect Marrone for taking this decision. It was the right thing to do but I'm sure it was not easy for him. Gives me some hope that he might be the right guy for a difficult job after all, despite his mind boggling pressers.

What you evaluate in looking at players is their ability to perform. It's a bottom line driven objective inquiry that is not and should not be personal. And the bottom line is that neither one of those guys can play the position well at this level of competition (even if they are both great as people).

Agreed, I have to think it will be tough sledding for a game or two He will have to shake off the rust.

Bust. Unless they make the change very soon, the only item of interest will be in seeing exactly how the train wreck plays out.

Thanks to Promo.

You can hardly wait for the Pegula era to begin. Not being from Buffalo and not being a big hockey fan I have no idea the kind of owner Mr Pegula is. How is he likely to react? Any thoughts.

Eli is a top shelf QB, definitely franchise and possibly elite when all the dust settles from his career. The initial responses to the OP just reinforced my impression that some folks are just flat out delusional.

My words were "a bunch of throws".