clayboy54

"Corasanti lynched by angry mob"

The main reason for the acquisition of Tavares Jackson is that he said he LIKES playing on FieldTurf.

Buddy's secret plan has been revealed!!! The opponent can't figure out who they're supposed to cover and BINGO... we score. I can see it now. Rex says "cover Jackson" and the D can't figure out which Jackson to cover; or he says "block Williams" and their OL hesitates because there are three Williams on the field. BINGO again. SACK!

We could trade CJ, McKelvin, Kelsey, Fitz, and throw in Russ Brandon for Watson. This is elementary, my dear.

If the Bills had picked Decastro most of you guys would be screaming that it was a horrible pick because he is obviously "injury-prone." But because he was picked by the Steelers, it was likely the fieldturf at the Ralph and it is so sad and unfortunate. WTF?????

Now wait just a minute... Joe D was the star on that line. Reggie was the vocal leader. He also was the public face off the field and a big Buffalo supporter. Reggie McKenzie was clearly not the best lineman from that group and not even the best guard. If you have an argument that he belongs on the Wall then so do all of the Electric Company.

"Arm-Strength" is the one I take most issue with. Like what does that mean? Joe Montana arm-strength or Ryan Leaf arm-strength? After all, Tim Tebow has one of the stronger arms in the game right now. How's that working out for him? Any one of the guys coming into the league can more than adequately throw the ball from a strength aspect. How about we drop the "arm-strength" criticisms? That alone means nothing.

Kind of like when you see a hot girl at the end of the bar, a handsome guy making his way across the room in her direction, and a waitress with a full tray between the two. You grab some ice from your Jack on the rocks, toss it on the floor in front of the waitress, she dumps the tray of hot wings down the front of the handsome guy. Later, you leave with the hot chick. Now, who really made the play?

Loyal Fans, Please forward these types of issues directly to the Bills' marketing department. They have no relationship whatsoever with football operations. Thank you. Russ Brandon PS: Do you believe in flying saucers?

Let's see this objectively... 1. Tim has been a regular here. 2. Most every TBD thread includes "we're doomed" or some such notion. 3. Tim writes that fans are not as excited as you may think. Sounds accurate to me.

Yes, it runs beside the locomotive tracks just above the tin-roofed cardboard shacks that the call-center workers live in.

I think there are a lot more electrical engineers in India than in Indiana.

A big TY to you. CMJoyce for tipping us off this was the day. At about 5 PM Wednesday I did the dance and got $30 off per month for one year and free NFL ticket. I did have to commit to another 12 month agreement, however. I have had the Ticket since 1996 continuously, and this is the 1st time I received such a deal. Of course, I did mention that I lost my job last week, which is completely true. That helped make my threat to cancel the entire service much more real. I didn't even have to play hardball. My rep was very kind and helpful. My monthly bill is now half of what it would normally have been. Now, I have to find work.

He's fine starting until Kalil is ready.

Likely all of them... (RIP)

How's that new Peace Bridge coming along? That's what I thought. Pay the 200M and be quiet about it then.

I give it like um, like um, like um a C.

Yeah, but it gives everyone an extra play to get back from the bathroom or refrigerator!

The more I contemplate the possibilities, given what Buddy did to get Mario Williams, it would not surprise me at all to see us make a move to get Kalil. The real question becomes at what point will he become available. At #3, if the Vikes really want him, we can't afford to offer a deal they can't refuse. If, by chance he drops past #3, which could happen, then I could see the Bills furiously calling to make a deal. Cleveland may be looking at Tannehill, or maybe not. They should be looking hard at Richardson. There is Claiborne and Blackmon in there someplace. Would Tampa Bay trade down to #10 and still have a shot at their guy? Very possibly, because it seems that St Louis wants Blackmon, Miami need Tannehill if he's not a Brown, and the Titans are probably going DL/LB. That would be a very real and doable scenario, IMO. We can afford to trade up to #5 or #7 if Kalil is highly rated by our staff. I know everyone can't see Nix trading picks to move up, but who honestly thought he would do what he did to land Super Mario? Certainly not me!

I heard Ed Wang is available.

I'd really wish the Bills would consider Early Ducet. He can be just the #2 we are in need of, with tons of upside. Won't break the bank, either.

Oh, yes he is! While I totally agree with those who think he will retire as a Colt, if for some reason that doesn't work out Peyton will play hardball to get everything he wants and more. Remember what happened when Eli was drafted? The same "advisor" is calling this one. His name is Archie. Mark my words, if Peyton plays he'll end up looking like a prick just like his brother did at the draft.

In all seriousness, it is more likely that the Broncos will have offensive success against the Pats than it should have been against the Steelers. The difference in defensive strengths are night and day. With Tebow's new found downfield passing game, and added confidence after the 1st round win, will help their already strong running game. In short, I expect to see Denver move the ball effectively vs the Patriots. If Von Miller and Elvis Dumerville can get consistent pressure on Brady, through a combination of effective blitz packages, and if Denver doesn't choose to plan around a scheme of rushing only 3 or 4 DLs, then I really feel the Broncos have a legitimate chance to win this game. In my mind, it will all come down to Denver's defensive game plan.

I came in from Indiana and was thrilled to have the chance to go to the game with my wife. (thanks to NyQuil) I thoroughly enjoyed the game in the Rockpile and met quite a few really good folks there. How about this weather for late December! Standing was the least of my worries, as it kept us warmer than sitting on the cold metal seats. Merry Christmas to all!

Within all of the Fitz dialog, nowhere have I seen written that his rib injury might be contributing to his poor play. If you look at the Miami tape from last week, on several occasions Fitz could be seen clutching his ribs after a hit. This is a painful injury that has not been given any time off to heal. Fitz is not such a great QB with arm strength that can overcome the limitation of the lack of upper body movement caused by a painful rib injury. Since the injury, his accuracy has been poor and he routinely misses open receivers by quite a bit. This would be typical of somebody without their full range of throwing motion. My feeling is that there is way more to this rib injury than we are led to believe. Just a thought...