Campy

Either you're joking or you and I have watched different games he played in. From what I've seen, he's very good on outside runs and is probably better at CJ at reading blocks and finding holes between the tackles.

Pegula did not become a multi-billionaire by accepting status quo. I would imagine he can appreciate that Marrone identified an area in need of improvement and addressed with the resources available to him.

This is bizarre. You asked if I "even watched the games" and then said you meant if I "really watch." And you don't consider that snide but my reply that I "really really really" watch was? Good grief... As for justification, it's because EJ has a much bigger upside than those guys despite, in a few instances, having far fewer starts.

I may have missed a post here or there in all these pages but I don't see much too much of a defense of EJ being mounted. Instead, it seems most people are saying the rest of the offense should get a share of the responsibility (blame?) for their part in an over all terrible performance. A couple of players and a couple of plays aside, there wasn't a whole going right when Bflo had the ball.

Agreed. I think EJ was hit every other drop back. And if Sammy doesn't have those two early drops, maybe the offense gets in a rhythm and the entire game is different. We'll never know, of course, but it's a funny thing how things play out when you consider the difference one or two seemingly innocent plays could potentially have on an entire game.

I already told you, I really really really watch the games. Pro tip 1: Don't ask a subjective or hypothetical question if you are unwilling (or unable) to respect opinions that run contrary to your own. Just state your own opinion and move on. Pro tip 2: People who infer they have some sort of deeper understanding of the game than fellow posters generally don't. Furthermore, those people are often considered opinionated blowhards not to be taken seriously. If a poster knows his stuff, it will show without the need to imply others do not. Hope that helps. Go Bills.

I do more than that: I really really really watch them. Thank you for your concern.

I did.

Marv had 1 1/2 seasons posting losing records before the Bills turned it around in his third. Maybe they say patience is a virtue for a reason?

Yes. The Jets would start him if they drafted him. So would Miami, Cleveland, Oakland, and St Louis. Or would you prefer Geno Smith, Ryan Tannehill, Bryan Hoyer, Derek Carr, or Shaun Hill over EJ?

Unless you meant to say he was the first to "connect with average fans on twitter" you're simply not correct.

The picture associated with the article tells me that Buffalo-area Walmarts must've run an awesome special on Florida State tents and flags.

http://www.chatsports.com/houston-texans/a/Houston-Texans-Injury-News-Shane-Lechler-Likely-To-Miss-Game-Against-Bills-2-10449549

I went about 4-5 pages deep and didn't see anything too overboard. In fact, they seem to be taking their loss on Sunday better than many Bills fans are.

I agree - it's great fun to laugh at people who lack perspective.

The factual inaccuracies started with a photo of the OL at the LOS from about 3 or 4 years ago and I turned it off when he said "The Bills paid them less than minimum wage" when, as we all know, they worked for a company that contracted with the team.

I I think they're cool to look at, too. And Richmond, Va, with Baltimore only 3 hours away, is getting Giants-Texans as opposed to Ravens-Browns. Makes zero sense to me.

No, he's just an insignificant clown and attention whore who is too ignorant to know we are laughing at him and not with him. Seriously, !@#$ that guy.

Yep, it was always a treat to find it after school. But I think that ship has sailed due to today's technology. Actually, it makes waiting for Shout! to arrive seem kinda silly by comparison.

In Va Beach: Redskins every week, Steelers, Pats*, Cowboys, and Broncos pretty frequently. Seems like more Niners and Seahawks games are being carried the last couple of years for obvious reasons.

At work I am involved in training for HIPAA and components of the Omnibus Rule. If the convo went down the way it was described to Kelly, it clearly is a HIPAA violation and the doc is susceptible to punishment (probably a fine). If Sammy waived his right to privacy, then the doc's in the clear. With football-related injuries, players generally allow the nature of the injury to be released but as we saw with Cordy during camp, they are more reluctant to share their personal health issues.

So it has nothing to do with player execution?

I have a bad feeling the team will have something of a let down this week after the team (and fans) were riding an emotional high since last Tuesday.

Okay, but wearing the same (but laundered) Tshirt under the same jersey with the same (but laundered) pair of boxers under the same (but laundered) shorts I wore in week 1 probably didn't hurt.

I thought Hackett called a great game. He ran similar looks and then ran different plays out of those looks to either keep or put Miami on their heels. In the red zone, the plays were there but the execution wasn't: Woods' slant where EJ had a bad throw and the post EJ threw when Sammy went more upfield were a couple of TDs they could (should?) have had. That's not on Hackett at all.