Donald Duck

Myself personally, EJ has all the tools it takes to become a productive/successful QB in the NFL, and the Buffalo Bills have put together a very solid group of signal callers in Manuel, Lewis and Tuel, at the 1,2,3 but there is no substitute for experience...

speaking of memory, thebandit27 is a very knowledgeable kinda guy and was able to give me a scientific explanation as to why smoking pot lowers my blood pressure. ( I just don't remember what it was)

What an action packed season finale! MERCY!

I Billieve...

Manuels 1st road win of his career

feeling real upbeat today Bills 31 Bucs 23 Go Bills!!!

awesome stuff, haha

So sorry to hear, my thoughts and prayers are with you.

lol, Considering EJ's joining forces with Andrew Luck I would say yes,

Good points, I'm not calling for far more Officials to get demotions. I'm calling for more accountability for the bad calls. Not just from League Supervision overall assessment, but from actual documentation that keeps track of blown calls per Official along with the degree of game change If any that may have resulted.

Monitoring and holding the worst Officials accountable by way of actual mistakes doesn't mean your axing them for every bad call.

Let me help, DC Tom makes us all feel more intelligent in comparison

Beers better half shares the same birthday as me, sorry man, its all I've got

sums it up

I for one would love to see the Bills build a Dome stadium (Niagara falls) and thought Toronto/ fans did a good job making it seem like a home game. The loss is painful, but the Bills/ Falcons put on a good show

so keep them fast by implementing the whole WR corp, starters and backups (to some degree at least) into the game plan, Its the norm for a player to try and play hard enough to get the start, then try to stay on the field to keep it, just goes with the territory. Under the circumstances, considering the amount of plays the Bills run on Offense at such a fast pace, I believe it would benefit the team to implement more WR's into the game plan. Especially considering the amount of running involved at the WR position.

Different skill set, Hogan may do things better then his counterpart. Also, keep them rested...

Its not very often a drive doesn't have some kind of break in the action for Officiating. Naturally you use common sense with your timing when substituting. Again, different players offer up different skill sets making it harder on the opposing Defense.

The Buffalo Bills run one of the fastest paced Offenses in the League which in turn equates to more plays and more wear and tear on each individual athlete.When a player/WR becomes fatigued it hurts his productivity and increases the chance for an injury to occur. I realize the Bills QB/WR corp is young and trying to gel, but from a stamina stand point it would be wise in my opinion to substitute WR's. Goodwin, Graham and Hogan appear to be a productive combination without our best weapons in Woods and SJ on the field. By implementing more players/ offensive skill sets into the game plan makes for a harder Offense to game plan against. Substitute, keep them all fresh...

embarrassing

I've always loved this idea

Air goes all my self of steam again...

Watching EJ Manuel grow as a QB so far (minus his injuries) has been very enjoyable. I'm also excited about the direction the Buffalo Bills seem to be going in under the new coaching staff in combination with one of the best drafts the Bills have had in a long time. One more solid draft like the last...

I hate being off