Kemp

How do you enter into your equation that every player now is bigger and faster than they were then?

Bills fans who spend their time trying to come up with reasons to make Brady less great exhibit a loser mentality and frankly I find it pathetic.

The writers are certainly not as bad as the management of the franchise.

Curious to know what these big strides are. Would that be the same coaching staff that thought the Bills were a Super Bowl contender?

People keep coming up with bizarre reasons to somehow prove that Brady and the Pats really aren't that good. Frankly, it's pathetic.

Hogan's success is more evidence of how important having a good QB is. Not that we needed more evidence.

See if Losman is available, too, before someone else grabs him.

I wrote a letter to Ralph Wilson to form a football team in Buffalo. You're welcome.

I love the idea that some people think a 6th year player needs better coaching in order to understand the position they have been playing for a long time. Most good QBs are good by their second season, if they are going to be good enough. I have read these sentiments about EJ for three years and he still can miss receivers 10 yards away by 10 yards.

While they're at it, maybe they could fix the footwork of EJ.

"...if we stay the course on offense, improve the defense, and play smarter with better coaching...." Is that all?

Because the best teams are talented and give a full effort. If you only play well in spurts, you are the very definition of mediocre. Having a top tier qb makes almost all of the bad stuff appear, unless the rest of the team really stinks. Archie Manning and the Saints popped into my mind as I wrote that. That's fair, but the DL is poor.

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It's not a lack of killer instinct. That's one of those made up excuses to cover up for a bad QB, bad receivers, and sub-par play on both lines.

The original poster, like all others who say they are done with it, are full of it 99.9% of the time. Personally, I wish all of them would never come back, but they always do.

Which brings up an obvious question. What would you have done if they had not complied with your order?

Watkins was holding us back.

Are you referring to the steroid-riddled Steelers or some other team? Richard Rydze, a Pittsburgh Steelers team doctor from 1985 to 2007, was indicted in 2012 for his long history of purchasing and illegally prescribing anabolic steroids, human growth hormones and painkillers. The physician was also charged with health care fraud for falsely diagnosing more than 90 patients with pituitary dwarfism so they could receive human growth hormones and drugs meant to counteract the side-effects of steroid use. In the decade prior to Rydze's tenure, many Steelers also admitted to using steroids to gain an advantage. Former Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw admitted in 2008 that he used steroids during his playing career. Bradshaw said on Dan Patrick's radio show: “We did steroids to get away the aches and the speed of healing. My use of steroids from a doctor was to speed up injury, and thought nothing of it. It was to speed up the healing process, that was it. It wasn't to get bigger and stronger and faster.” Former Saints coach Jim Haslett accused the '70s Steelers of being "the ones who kind of started" steroid use in the NFL. Said Haslett: "It started, really, in Pittsburgh. They got an advantage on a lot of football teams. They were so much stronger (in the) '70s, late '70s, early '80s. Former Vikings and Giants quarterback Fran Tarkenton corroborated Haslett's story in a June 2009 interview, saying: "We’re playing the Steelers in the Super Bowl in ’75 or ’76 … we’re on the field warming up, and I see these Steeler offensive linemen with their sleeves rolled up, and they've got these bulging muscles. Later, we found out it that … these guys were juiced … all of them." "We talk now about (former baseball stars) Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds. But how about the Steelers of that era? Did that make a difference? Yeah, it made a difference. It increased their performance.”

I hate Rex, but no one could make the Bills current front 7 into a great defense.

Bills on the way to a possibly historically horrid season and some Buffalo fans turn to terminal whining. The combo of Brady and Belichick is the best in the history of the game. Brady is arguably the greatest QB ever. Belichick is the best coach I have ever seen in any sport. I wish the Bills had had the good fortune to have either or both. Everyone here wishes the same, whether they can admit it or not. Two weeks into the season and trying to poke holes in Brady and Belichick is the best some of you got. We did win the offseason, though.

Bills will lose by 10 and some here will reason that as hopeful for the future.

I wonder why they didn't fire Rob Ryan after the defense looked as bad as in any game in years.

When your offensive and defensive lines suck, I am unclear how this is Roman's fault. The first bowling pen has fallen. The rest will follow. Taylor so accurate downfield. Horror show everywhere else. Having trouble thinking of another QB like that. The short pass over the middle to McCoy was the worst.

There was no turning point. They were dominated all game on both lines.

Hard not to laugh seeing Goodwin getting hurt on last play of game.