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Another worrisome thing is that it took Coach Moron so long to realize that Robey was a much better player than Justin Rogers. It's a wonder he didn't cut Robey as well. He probably would've though if we hadn't been so depleted at the position.

T.J. Graham is beyond stink. We would be better off with Donald Handsofstone Jones out there.

Da'Rick will probably become the next T.O. He reminds me a lot of him. Marrone is a moron.

I wonder how many other teams have been able to go un-penalized during games this season? It would be very interesting to see if teams like the Bills, Browns, Jaguars, Lions, Bengals, etc. receive more penalty calls than the same teams that have been "winning" during the last 10-15 years (i.e., Pats, Giants, Saints, Packers, Colts, Steelers, Broncos, Cowboys, etc.).

Jack Kemp used to throw way more INT's than TD's and he was considered a good QB back in the day. His stats are atrocious by today's standards, though.

Who's to say that the war room doesn't already tell the refs how to make the call? Replay has somewhat ruined the game for me. Now they've got it in major league baseball as well. The World Series was almost unbearable to watch this past fall. Imagine how long baseball games are going to take once they have replay review everything in that sport. Their going to kill sports with replay. The thing is, replay is never objective. The guy who watches the replay still has to determine what he sees on the screen. It's such a joke.

He would become an oil executive or governor or something. Manziel isn't a WASP, but he comes from impressive lineage.

Even in his first year with the Bills, you could tell that Kelly was a franchise QB. Manuel looks terrible. We haven't even seen a glimpse of anything to get excited. Manziel's attitude sort of reminds me of Kelly's. You can tell a winner when you see it.

The sad thing is, it doesn't look like it was very complex to begin with: Shotgun, run CJ up the middle on first down. Second down: pass incomplete to Stevie Johnson. Third down: Check down or scramble like hell. Oh boy, that offense sure is complex.

If you live in NY, maybe you can switch to being a Giants fan. They are a major market team, so the NFL does its best to insure that they are in the hunt every year. The Bills, well...the Bills will probably be gone in a few years and our farce of a team will be gone the way of the Syracuse Nationals or something.

The outrage is that the guy had all the talent in the world. Bills fans knew this and were excited about it, yet Moron wouldn't take a chance on his potential. Instead, he decided that scrubs like Graham, Goodwin, Easley and Hogan were better wide receivers. What a joke. This team just stinks.

I now feel that Marrone is a complete idiot.

This team just flat out stinks.

Kiko say I no legend if me no winnie.

So, is Chandler the next cut?

Marrone is pretty awesome. I can't imagine Failey or Skeletor saying anything like that.

Good move. Choice stunk.

The Pats lose Wilfork and Mayo, start a bunch of scrubs at those positions and nothing slows them down. Rookie, unheard of WR's? No problem. Losing Gonzalez and Gronk? No problem. They could lose Brady and they'd still win all the time. Something about Bellicheat and Ernie Adams just doesn't seem right. One thing I have long suspected is that Brady's headset doesn't turn off during the plays. He usually seems to find open receivers and he always avoid taking broadside sacks.

Hell no.

Gotta get a NY team in the playoffs!

Here's a thought: Stevie and Chandler fumbled on purpose. The games are rigged. It's right in front of your eyes... It's still fun to watch, though!

They didn't have a single penalty called against them again, and they are playing a bunch of scrubs no one has ever heard of. You know what they say about cheaters: they always do it again.

The games are all fixed anyway. Here's a disturbing thought: maybe Stevie and Chandler dropped the ball on purpose. There were some run plays by the Falcons where it didn't look like the Bills even attempted to make a tackle. The Pats have a bunch of no-name guys and still come from behind to win every week. The Giants are making their late season push to get into the playoffs. God forbid that a New York City team isn't in the playoffs.

I would be very happy with 8-8. It's not unrealistic, and we might have had a better season if EJ hadn't gotten injured. He looked good in the Cleveland game, which might've been a win if he had not been injured.

Man, watching the video posted here and the one from the Flutie thread last week sure makes you miss watching a competent QB toss the ball around. What have we been watching the past 13 years! Reed was awesome. I remember the last game I went to with my dad where Reed got knocked out of the game with an injury. It was a cold and windy December game against the Jets in '98 or '99 maybe. When Reed got knocked out we both felt like the Bills wouldn't come back. Reed was the master of big plays when we needed them. He single-handedly took over the '93 Oilers playoff game and helped us get back to the Super Bowl that year.