PS 56

It shows that our coaching staff is blind to the talents of its players. They throw away a high draft choice who actually had some talent after all.

We were competitive up to the end of the game. THE TEAM PLAYED HARD.

Glad to see this post. I think it is important to every player on this team. PAY FRED.

I had a car like the Bills once. Friend told me to jack up the radiator cap and drive a new car underneath it. I like the list but am very discouraged that there is so much to do still.

The Bills when we take on the Jets this Sunday. http://www.the506.com/temp11.html Please oh Please will the Bills Team that played the first five games this season show up!!!

I will be on the lookout on the west coast just in case...

I was quite disgusted with Fritz after the Miami game but now that my blood pressure is approaching normal levels I totally agree with you.

Number 5 is spot on. I harken back to when Jauron was extended after a great start.

I totally agree. Right now I am upset that I already bought my tickets for the San Diego game. To once again have my hopes of a winning season crash on the rocks is about all I can take. This franchise's management is not committed to making this team a winner. We are the Pittsburg Pirates of the AFC/NFL. We win enough to keep us away from getting the number 1 pick in the draft. That is all that can be said. Right now Fritz is not earning his higher salary. Nor can he be considered a starter. Gailey is not this offensive wonder-kind we have been sold. just another dumb coach, down on his luck, happy to be able to coach any team in the league. So he winds up in Buffalo. The performance over the last three games is just PATHETIC.

Amen on that one... excuse me why I Tebow...

The Bills and the NFL get me through the winter.

Sound advice! I found doing that really gives me a perspective on the Bills, their strengths and weaknesses.

Merriman will either perform in camp next year or not. If "Not" he will be gone. If he shows promise he will be around for a while. No difference between him and any other player.

Glad to see Coleman back. I was sorry to see him go earlier in the year.

I want to see how the patron saint of the Bronco's, Tim Tebow, does on his first full-time outing. Of course they play Miami so it should be interesting.

Love this... well he just can not keep everyone happy!

Raiders way overpaid for Palmer.... a first and a second?

I have two words to add: Ryan Leaf... bottom line is that no matter how highly a prospect is touted, you never know how they will turn out.

As much as it pains me to say this, I think we need a replacement for Shawne Merriman at linebacker. Whether it's his shoulder, Achilles, or whatever, Shawn's injuries will keep him from playing the full schedule for the rest of the year. When he plays he is great. When he is injured on the sideline he can not contribute. His injury history has me very concerned. The trade deadline is tomorrow, linebacker is our biggest need.

I agree except I am not down on Cowher. It seemed to me he had legitimate family reasons, thought highly of the Bills and even suggested Gailey.

I love him and his attitude. Can't wait to see him on the field in a regular game. We are all pulling for you Jasper!

Don't know that I buy this. TMZ has a penchant for reporting nonsense and reality. We have to sort it out. (They did call Michael Jackson right btw). Anyway, I am high on TO. I think he would love to come back to the Bills. He has a good relationship with Fritz and could be a real plus. I think he would take the high road. You will not see problems from him.

Truthfully I get it. I always liked Trent. But it is plain that after the hit in the Arizona game he was never the same. Can't say that I blame him. He wants to maintain his health.

A lot of colorful moments have gone with him. RIP

OK, who likes the digital exam? Still I applaud the effort... some facts guys.. Other than skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men. The latest American Cancer Society estimates for prostate cancer in the United States are for 2011: About 240,890 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed About 33,720 men will die of prostate cancer About 1 man in 6 will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. More than 2 million men in the United States who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer at some point are still alive today. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men, behind only lung cancer. About 1 man in 36 will die of prostate cancer.