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I wonder who's out there in FA land for kickers. That's a problem we haven't had to really think about.

To me, Gailey took off the Bengals and Jets games. When he's on, nobody can outcoach him.

+1. The Bills did not come out on the field armed for bear like they did against the Patriots and Eagles. I don't think the Jets are all that much better than the Bills. It's just that our team showed up yesterday with no intensity. We lose those games.

Outside linebacker.

I agree. This team, including Gailey, comes loaded for bear for certain games like the Patriots and after losses, but seems to take a step back for others, including yesterday. I felt early on the offense lacked the punch you saw in the wins. It felt like the offense of the Bengals game. I knew the team was going to come out and play well against the Redskins, and I think you'll see an intense team effort next week against the Cowboys.

The Bills had their craptacular game today. I knew that today was off by the end of the first quarter. Better now than later in the season when the games are going to really have impact. With the Giants helping us out, the loss stings but it's not tragic at this juncture in the season. That being said...this team will have a hard time putting back to back wins because it's still learning consistency. It gets up for some games and doesn't bring the same intensity week in and out. It'll need to discover how to do this starting against Dallas.

If I was a Jets fan, I'd be worried. This sort of screwing around before a game always seems to be a sign that you're about to be blown out and the team's not focused. Oh well for Jets fans.

The cosmic forces and NFL revenue generating conspiracy are aligned due to the new jerseys being unveiled and have provided the team and its fans this most wholesome bounty of a 5-2 record. However, the cosmic forces and conspiracy are not amused when you go tinkering with "the plan", Mr. Brandon.

On offense: Run it down their throats and use Chandler in the passing game. Chandler is open. Throw it to him. On defense: Force Sanchez to throw the ball by grounding the run game.

A domed stadium for the Bills removes Mother Nature as a tactical advantage. Why would you want to do that?

I'd say NO to the idea. The Bills have a competitive advantage and talent in identifying and grooming UDFAs and late round draftees into good professional football players. I don't know of any other team that has the successful track record of the Bills diving into the sea of UDFA and catching good football players. I wouldn't want to give this advantage to 31 other teams that out of dumb luck will come across their George Wilson or Stevie Johnson or Kurt Warner just because they were forced to stock a minor league roster and had to have guys get on a field and play some games.

I didn't wear the colors again. Between preseason and regular season, the Bills always win when I'm not wearing anything with a Bills logo on it on game day.

Bennett is my favorite Bills player. I started following the team in 1986. I think the trade is a demonstration of the team taking a risk and it paying off. Sure there are other names on that list that had all-pro NFL careers but when Bennett came out of Alabama, he was THE Deal. He brutalized everybody. I think he had a great NFL career.

I'd rather the team taking calculated risks versus running the organization in prevent defense.

I think putting Merriman on IR was the right thing to do because it gets our healthy, young pass-rushing linebackers more playing time. This is a young man's game, especially on defense and I think Moats and Coleman will do a superior job of getting to the QB when the blitz is dialed up. I too, am interested in seeing Heard play NT.

Man, everybody needs that 15 minutes right now, don't they?

Offense: Get Scott Chandler back in the game with some catches. Defense: Keep the Washington running attack in check to keep the 3rd and shorts at a minimum and make Beck throw the ball for longer than 5 yards. You know Washington is going to try to beat us to death with Roy Helu.

Another Bills game on network TV for me. It's been a banner year for seeing the game on plain ol' television.

Somebody will sign him. Teams didn't want to be any part of the spectacle today.

It'd be nice if he were on the sidelines for the games. While he may not be on the field, his attitude would be a boost to those that are.

Bring them all in for a look. Antwan Odom was a good player before all the injuries and getting shot in the leg in August, but hey why not.

I'm not familiar with Toronto sports facilities, but is there nowhere else to play a football game besides that cavern? It'd be nice if they could turn it into something like the NHL did with the outdoor hockey games and make it a unique experience.

Horrible recent drafts and bloated contracts have doomed this team. If the Colts do end up having the #1 pick in the draft, I'd trade it for picks spent on defense, and spread out those picks over two years so you have high picks in two consecutive drafts. The Colts aren't going to fix that excuse for defense in a year. There isn't a single strength on defense outside the ends, who aren't getting any younger. I'd keep Manning.

I agree zow. By convincing, I meant a win where we don't give up a bazillion yards like we have so far this season. I'd like to see a game where the Bills lead from start to finish, and the anxiety of Bills nation stays fairly low so we can all have a relaxing gameday Sunday afternoon for a change.

He's free to do what he wants. However, I think his ego led him to make a poor decision. Even if you're a backup, you remain a valuable contributor to the team. Besides, when it comes to lines, is there really such a thing as backups when you've got all sorts of rotations and the likelihood of injuries? You don't take your ball and go home at the first moment you disagree with management. I don't like when anybody does that. Makes you look small.