What a Tuel

Do you disagree that Police require some level of authority?

Was that really on CNN? from 2013? And the cop was charged? And fired? Wait, I was told that doesn't happen. Anyways the narrative that the police are out to kill people (they aren't) is irreparably harming places in which there is serious crime and empowering individuals to not adhere to the commands of law enforcement. That is dangerous and is getting more people hurt than it is helping anything.

If true then throw him the damn ball Tyrod! I don't care who catches it. It is a fact that Sammy gets the safety over the top consistently though.

Yeah, some of it may be due to his injury, but seriously 11 total targets in two games. Part of it may be due to not having a legit #2 WR to take away some coverage. Notice Brown and Jones have lower yards/rec because they get intermediate to short passes as well. With Sammy it's practically 40 yards or nothing.

Do you realize you are reposting random people's tweets/thoughts?

It's funny how we are emphasizing an NFL.com report designed to spin controversy to the rest of the country who consider the Bills irrelevant.

Point to me where in the article any source has claimed the Owner's were meeting with players to conspire about firing Roman? Or that Rex had no idea they wanted Roman gone? All it says is that they met with players, they let it stew in your mind for awhile, and then at the very end say "but it could've been for verification of what Rex was telling them"

You'd think people would be happy that they aren't just listening to what Rex is selling them after such failures. I get the feeling TBD thinks of them as witless billionaires, who have no idea what is going on, but tinkering none the less.

So we are just going to ignore this part of the article? The other parts that don't say that are clearly accurate? Ryan said he made the decision to fire Roman, then informed ownership of the decision. One source informed of the team's thinking suggested the Pegulas used the meetings to confirm that Ryan was considering getting rid of Roman after the Bills' Week 1 loss. The same source said the Bills are "Rex's team."

From the last paragraph. Come on people read the whole article, they put this last part in because they knew the rest of the article was BS aimed to generate controversy.

I was already hearing calls for Cardale after the Ravens game.

Top teams were routinely in the 30-35ppg range through each year. So it seems you are mostly right - middling or worse offenses for the last 16 years. 2016 23rd (19ppg) 2015 12th (23.7ppg) 2014 18th (21.4ppg) 2013 22nd (21.2ppg) 2012 21st (21.5ppg) 2011 14th (23.2ppg) 2010 28th (17.7ppg) 2009 28th (16.1ppg) 2008 23rd (21.0ppg) 2007 30th (15.8ppg) 2006 23rd (18.8ppg) 2005 24th (16.9ppg) 2004 7th (24.7ppg) 2003 30th (15.2ppg) 2002 11th (23.7ppg) 2001 27th (16.6ppg) 2000 20th (19.7ppg)

Gore hovered around the same stats his whole career especially before Roman. After Roman, not so much but he is also 33 years old. I am just tired of the play calling. I don't know whose fault it was, I just hope we stop throwing the ball 3 yards behind the line of scrimmage and telling whoever catches it to "get er done" Maybe he was playing to Tyrod's strengths and not attempting passes over the middle, but we shouldn't have signed him to a large contract if we are already game planning for him not being able to do that at all.

They are firing up the fire rex narrative. They were waiting for this moment. Now they can write and talk about every single move Rex makes in anticipation of it being related to him getting fired. And they will make money off of it. That's why they love Rex.

Damn, and here I thought the Tannehill's and Bradfords were the key. Yeah, let's just draft a Roethlisberger!

This should give all of you reboot folks hope that if Rex doesn't get it done, he is gone too at the end of the year.

They were just getting straight up beat. Sometimes upfield with no safety help, but other times just stopping and letting Darby Gilmore run right past them. It reminded me of what Sammy did to Revis last year.

I have really hated the play calls for the last decade. We always seem to be throwing and running 4 yards behind the line of scrimmage.

They were on the field for 40 minutes. We couldn't sustain a drive. I don't excuse zero adjustments to our CB's getting burned every single play, but our offense couldn't sustain a single drive. 1 trip to the red zone all night and it was in the last minute of the game.

Not excusing the CB play, but the defense held pretty well for being on the field for pretty much 15 straight minutes in the first quarter.

So I see no names yet. So that means we are likely going to get another "Who?" aren't we?

Both of them. Darby and Gilmore. Getting burned on the outside every. single. play. Darby made a few nice plays on the ball, but he got lucky on one drop by Marshall and got burned many many more times. O Marshall X Darby OOOOOOOOOOOOO OO X?!?! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

It's a video of Jerry Hughes. I'd butcher it explaining. Best off watching it.

Just 2 scandals that have lost the Patriots 2 1st round draft picks in 9 years, and financial penalties. But Rex Ryan's lap band. Now that's the real problem here! Now here's the key, the Rex Ryan sound bytes are not why we lose. The lack of sound bytes by Belichick are not why they win.

Nope. The board is unbearable after every loss. Yeah the Bills haven't been up to par, but the dumb jokes, the ridiculous POV's, and assignment of blame (If only we could get rid of Russ Brandon!) is a poor performance on our fans part on par with the bills. There's criticism and then there's legitimate football criticism. I know that is just how some fans deal with disappointment, but that doesn't mean I can't find it obnoxious and annoying when I am trying to watch a football game or look at a board and see fans bashing Rex for making a comment that has exactly zero to do with football. Get a grip guys.