Big C

KW only missed one game last year, week 5 I think, against Detroit.

No doubt, but the move is drafting a new QB and sticking with TT unless or until the draftee is ready to roll.

We have TT on the cheap through next year. He is the starter next year. We draft another this year and see what happens with both the new guy and TT. For a first year starter, TT was great. By all means his play was good enough to get us into the playoffs. Not to say the offense was stellar every game, but we built this team to play suffocating defense and they simply did not. Poor coaching decisions, penalties, etc. can be overcome by greater QBs than him I suppose, but I really want to see what he can do for us next year.

The Seahawks are getting great production from 3 "undersized" receivers. They all play with an edge - especially Baldwin who is breaking out right now. Woods has that edge but he often sulks when things aren't going so well. I think our plan was to utilize all the speed of Watkins, Harvin and Goodwin and complement them with Woods and Hogan, but between injuries and inconsistent play it's been kind of a disaster. We just need to replace Harvin and Goodwin with guys who will be relatively healthy and will catch the ball.

If Whaley is calling for more Sammy, he is clearly right. Only guy we can rely on out there and he is really breaking out. Lone bright spot today.

Hey we drafted that kicker!

They are not good because of the coaching. A defense as good as out 2014 squad that loses one player who is not a key piece, adds a DROY to play CB and moves a solid CB to replace the lost safety should be as good or better than the 2014 version. Our offense is maybe more up for debate, but the roster is solid.

The team has lost due to poor coaching and execution. The talent is there. I read and heard so many times over the offseason that the Bills had the best starting roster outside of QB. We found a QB that was better than many of us expected and yet we underperformed. It comes down to coaching.

Well that's what I was trying to say. Players say they love Rex, but he is costing them wins. There has to at least be more of a balance. I used to teach high school math. And I was the kids' favorite because I related to them, made jokes, etc. But eventually all the little stoppages in instruction led to more unruly behavior and lower test scores.

This is another one of those emotional games where Rex let the players lose control a little. And having brother Rob in for a visit among all the other distractions makes for a letdown. Players hate on Marrone for being so severe, but the team was disciplined. They probably are having more fun playing under Rex, but if they had any competitive bone in their body they would not have fun when the losses pile up. Belichick is probably no fun to play for, but the team wins.

I know it was passed him, but I saw that he let up early and was totally surprised to see the safety there.

Before the Red hire, I was hoping for Hue Jackson or Jim Schwartz... Or maybe even getting both. Rex took a team with all the talent a coach could ask for, even a capable QB, and ruined it. I just can't believe it.

I'm more concerned that Woods had no idea the safety was there and just let up on his route. Maybe if he went full speed he could have at least prevented the safety from making the play. Or maybe the ball was further away than I am thinking.

How did Bradford decide not to throw it?

What are they taking so much time for?

Darby giving us a chance.

Jesus Christ, this is pathetic.

Corey Graham has a concussion yeah?

WTF that isn't OPI?

Of course SD can't tie it.

My gosh. Just get the first.

There we go 15.

Come on guys!

Make that freaking tackle! Who was the gunner there?

Man. Miller has been rough.