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I'll root for Landry to be Landry.

something the Bills also had to too long ago at one point...

9-3. don't be bitter.

over processed.

same. I'm rooting for him. just want this team to win.

it is what it is, at this point. I will say, I'm looking forward to seeing the momentum of the offense.

it'll be an interesting game. entertaining, but I'm not expecting a real response. I think the Bills will play passionately, but that will result in penalties.

ha I get this point of view, but I think people are missing one big factor, and that's coaching. i get this is a new regime, but once again they've proven that they aren't the best at evaluating talent. take lee for example. sure it was one game against us, but in that one game he showed massive amounts of talent, and disrupted the game almost single-handed. great coaches coach to their players ability, but this regime had done the opposite. stating these players don't fit yadda yadda, and the fans gobble it up. yes, they've made some good additions to the roster, but overall there have been more misses than hits. we had that talent, give it away, and it came back to bite us.

does it really matter? what we can blame dennison for, is the overall regression of the offense. that can't be refuted. whether that's due to personnel changes or play calling, the offense has regressed under this OC.

hm, somehow I don't see this staff bringing back players that they have moved on from. if that happened, that would be twice that they've essentially reneged on a highly criticized decision. I'd like Sammy back, but doubt it's even in the cards.

the OC personnel has regressed. since he has been here, he has had two different head coaches due to the FO firing them. I would hardly say TT "burned" through them. Roman and A. Lynn had this offense clicking...the FO changed staff, and the entire offense has since regressed, including the run game.

exactly. i'm not looking for anyone to square up...but even a little lip service or shoving. all they did was stand there and point like "ooooh, i'm telliiiiin'!"

i actually expected less than this. with that said, i think most can agree that the way the Bills responded (or didn't) is what's most disappointing (outside white's injury of course).

soft team. "defend your dirt"..."family" this, "family" that... but when it boils down to it, you allow the player that just injured your star rookie, walk away. please. i've been over McD and his cliches

i think it's safe to speculate the drought would have ended.

force of impact plays a role...size and weight influence the force of impact.

how does one "let" someone not come to their defense?

anyone who had something to say after the fact, but stood in awe when the hit occurred.

yup. 100% accurate. this team intimidates no one, physically or talent wise.

immediately reminded me of lucic's hit on miller, and how the sabres responded....or didn't.

petty.

impossible. one simply doesn't learn and mature as they grow...

I think I'd actually like him more as a warewolf.

hah "loud mouthed Douche Bag Richard Sherman"...please, man. you dedicated an entire thread to a player (not even a Bill), because they didn't tweet something, and you're crying foul. yea, it's inane.

haha this thread is absurd. comparing the benching of a QB on a team that was 5-4 at the time versus a team that is currently 2-9. to the op: you should channel that inane hatred you hold for a person that doesn't even know you exist, and do something positive.