Chandemonium

So Fitz isn't "clutch" enough to be compared to Eli Manning, but he is clutch enough to be compared to the guy who led the greatest comeback in NFL history? I'm not following your logic here.

Pause it at 1:20. Looks like a release to me, you can see the trigger sticking out to the right.

The Favre hit wasn't a sack because he was throwing the ball as he got hit, but it did severely disrupt the throw and lead to an interception. He was also able to get some pressure on Jackson.

Did anyone else notice that he said he forgot his release, but then had one when he took the shot?

Brady is a poor example to use in making this point though, as clearly he wasn't a "can't miss prospect" or else every team in the league wouldn't have passed on him 5-6 times.

Yes

Are you talking about Jimmy Spagnola?

He realized how ugly the road uniforms are.

After we were compared to a UFL team, we put together a nice string of decent games. Now that we're being compared to a college team,maybe we'll actually win some

Yep. On one of them the announcers started jawing about how great of a tackle it was, then when they showed the replay and you see the guy's hand inside the neckline of the shoulder pads, they say it was "almost" a horsecollar.

I understand the rule and why a simultaneous catch goes to the offensive player, but I disagree with the premise that offense is more exciting than defense that many are stating as reasoning behind or justification of the rule. Attempting to look at yesterday's situation as an unbiased observer instead of a Bills fan, the play was exciting when the offense retained possession only because it resulted in a touchdown. If the same play happened at midfield, though, an interception would be more exciting than a catch on the sideline by the offense in my opinion. Its not as if a turnover results in less offense, it just changes the team with the ball.

If they're smart.

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Agreed, although at the time I was pretty excited. We would've been much better off with Favre at QB through at least the first half though. It seems like whenever they got pressure on Jackson, he was able to run for a gain. With Favre those would be sacks or bad throws.

I voted no. He had a rough day, but I don't blame him for going for the pick on the TD, 9/10 times he gets it in that situation IMO. The PI was dumb, but he redeemed himself somewhat with the pick. I completely agree that I don't want to see him handling the ball on special teams again though.

call me crazy, but when the Bills win, i don't care what other teams do. When the Bills lose, I root for the other teams with a worse or the same record as us to lose as well, so the Bills aren't the worst team in the league. Draft picks be damned

I for one,do not feel better. I wish you stuck to your original prediction.

this is where the comeback starts, good play McKelvin!

Time for another big comeback...

Anyone else think we'd be better off if Favre lasted a little longer?

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That's a nice piece, and I'm glad Williams is getting some well deserved attention. Still, it wouldn't kill Prisco to do some fact checking. While he doesn't play and most fans wish he was no longer with the team, fact is, McCargo's still on the Buffalo Bills.

I agree with this general sentiment, but would be shocked if its truly his last shot. In my opinion it would be foolish if the Bills cut him before training camp. Having him in camp doesn't really cost the Bills anything, but if he doesn't show anything these last five games and I'm Gailey, I tell Aaron in no uncertain terms that he better be absolutely dominant in camp to earn a roster spot next season.

I laughed at the human curling segment when they say to the Bills fans "You know the rules" and the Bills fans are like "No we don't." Other than that, I thought the rest was pretty dumb.