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Exactly! The Ravens won the superbowl last year, whereas the Chefs, well, they cook great! Bills have no chance beating them!!

EJ Manuel defeats defending superbowl champs, has a bad game? No such thing!

Ray Horton is Skelator? Jauron was fired, for the... th time in his career... Horton, who was interviewed by the Bills for the HC, is the coordinator.

the only thing you've missed is the fact that there is a staggering amount of misinformation on wikipedia, and in the world more generally...

good question. i don't know. i do know that there are too many pass interference penalties, too may personal fouls. and way too many reviews. I saw a player get flagged for trash talking his opponent in the texans game. in the cowboys game, a flag for a "throat slash." officials are makings errors with spots, with downs. it's really out of control.

huh, what, where, when why? do you actually have something coherent to add to the conversation? what evidence have i given you that i'm a fanatic? you're posting on a fan message board, like me. what does that make you, an accomplished gentleman?

I live outside the country and have been able to watch a lot of games with nfl gamepass. The one thing that stands out to me is the horrible officiating, league wide. The Texans and the Jets both set franchise records for all-time penalties last week. Almost everything is reviewed, there are constant stoppages, the officials always seem confused, they miss simple calls constantly. I could give dozens of examples, but I don't have time. I think after last year's strike, the officials want to prove how important they are by becoming the main feature of the game. It's too much, and it's hurting the flow, and integrity of the game. The thing I hear by announcers all the time now is "oh, that's a good non-call by the officials." -- which basically means that we now are a spot where we praise the officials for doing their job and not disrupting the game. I'm furious with the way this is going and I can't believe nobody is talking about it... Fire them all, stop interfering with the competition on the field...

silly post.

according to pro football focus rogers gave up 247 yards on his own!!! that is unbelievably horrible. i do NOT want him on the field at all against a superbowl champion flacco. if the very average geno smith was able to torch him for 250, flacco might be able to get 300-400 yards on rogers alone. that would be about 600-700 yards total. before you dismiss the numbers as astronomical, remember the seahawks and 49ers games from last season. by the way, this game was the most yards that a rex ryan offense has ever been able to accumulate. CUT ROGERS “Obviously Justin had a very tough game — we all know that. We appreciate his competiveness in that and we’ll have to see what’s the best combination we have out there and what gives us the best opportunity to play well and perform at a winning level,” Marrone said http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/bills-are-low-on-defensive-backs-20130925 so cut him, Marrone...

I just finished watching the game for the first time on NFL gamepass. Justin Rogers was the worst player on the field. He played awful, and was the biggest reason for the loss.

4:25*. it's possible Geno Smith gets knocked out of the game due to injury. he might get eaten alive.

he had one good season and developed a cult following for reasons that are obvious. he's not very good. and hasn't been for a long time. his career is over.

i haven't listened to that station since i moved away from the area, more than three years ago. those raps were totally F*cking stupid when he was doing them back then, and I can't believe he's still doing them. It's amazing how people with no talent can be given megaphones and use them for years. Once something is given momentum, it is hard to stop, no matter how inane and vapid it is. I guess that's the state of radio. How does that station stay in business? Do listeners enjoy the 20 minutes of commercials every hour, hearing dumb sports updates every 15 minutes? Amazing that anyone at the station is employed, and that it is still in business...

CORDY GLENN I think is one of the only tackles in the league who hasn't given up a QB pressure yet?

long way to fall, from head nfl coach, to college head coach, to d coordinator, to special teams coordinator... will his next demotion be quality control? yet he still keeps getting hired. it's a good old boys' club...

I saw the Thursday night game and Geno Smith leaves a lot to be desired. He holds on the ball a lot and doesn't seem to have a good command of the offense. He doesn't have good escapability and is prone to taking sacks. He has a good arm, and can make some good throws, but he looks nowhere near as confident and poised as Manuel. If all goes well, Pettine's D should be able to knock him out of the game.

Keys to the game, brought to you by ME: i watched the carolina seahawks game. panther's D is simplistic, but tough. they play hard and tackle hard. the winner of the game will be the more physical team. key to the game: Play physical, play tough. The team with the better QB will win.

what I noticed was how easy he went down. Some QBs are slippery and hard to bring down. not smith. with one of the sacks (I'm not sure if it was Chandler Jones, who had two sacks) Geno Smith literally got brought down after getting slapped by an oustretched arm's length by ONE HAND. He goes down really easy, like a scarecrow. Does anyone remember the sack I'm referring to?

i thought that it was more that new england's receivers were not up to the challenge. dobson -- i wouldn't be surprised if he were cut tomorrow, he was not on the same page as brady all night. new england's receiving corps is terribly depleted. if it weren't for edelman, brady would have had one of the worst games of his career. smith has the arm to make the throws, but i have doubts about whether or not he can be a successful starer in this league. he doesn't look the part, he wasn't even making any of the calls at the line -- the center was.

LEGALIZE IT; DON'T CRITICIZE IT...

the key to sucess, sponsored by ME hit brady hard, hit brady often. knock brady out of the game.

he's a whiney b*tch. be a man and do your job. he had a couple good seasons and wants 100 million dollars. what a b*tch.

their owner is a crook and their new coach doesn't seem to feel the need to have a kicker on the roster with less than a week to go until opening day. i'd say their organization is rough shape. the kicking game is kind of important.

typical. what else should we expect? that's how it goes when you get a guy who has no problems cheating..

i for one would love to watch the 14 games, in their enterity, back to back! anyone want to get high and have a marathon with me? we can stroll down memory lane, watching the likes of Kendrick Office and C.J. Ah You!