Dean Cain

Buddy will blow the pick. Too stupid / conservative.

I'd rather steal a euro feed or use my dads rather than pay what I did this year 200 plus 60 for mobile anywhere. The Bills steal from us by sucking hard the past 13 years. I won't pay for another year of Fitz & Gailey.

Gailey is a bad coach. 15-31 is a terrible. At what point does he step down? He should do us all a favor & resign saying he's been a failure.

The only way you beat the Pats is by pounding Brady all game & controlling the clock & playing for 7 not 3.

When you constantly trade players, trade back in the draft, & accumulate draft picks you can spend a 2nd or 3rd on a running back. It's pretty obvious Belichick learned his lesson on Maroney. Ridley & Vereen are one-cut & a cloud of dust kind of backs, they are strong with low centers of gravity. Don't even try and challenge me that Ridley & Vereen are high draft picks. Ridley was a 3rd round pick #73 by the way, Vereen was their 2nd round pick #56 in 2011. Belichick drafted Maroney in 2006 and didn't draft another back until 2011. For their careers Vereen has 69 carries & Ridley 330. Seems to me Belichick was hedging his bets taking running backs with back-to-back picks.

If only Kelsay, Merriman, Moore, & Anderson were holding up their end of the bargain. I believe Mario is out-sacking them combine.

I agree on this playoff expansion, Allowing 7 of 16 teams in from the conference would ensure a less watered-down product. IMO, the NFL season should start the final Sunday of August/first of September with the goal of getting the playoffs underway right after Xmas & New Year. To accomplish this you don't need 4 preseason games, lowering the preseason to 3 games would allow the earlier start & allow for a second bye week. There would essentially be 3 bye weeks including the preseason. The week before the regular season begins & 2 bye weeks during the regular season. With so many blackout games across the NFL eliminating a preseason game allows for teams to charge more during the regular season & the earlier ensures another early game with high attendance.

PTR a 3rd wild card game? Or 7th seed to play #2 seed? Last as bad as we've been the last 13 seasons what years would we have made the playoffs of it were expanded to 8 teams? Outside of 2004, does one of Jauron's perennial 7-9 teams make it? That's sad probably 1 team would make the playoffs in 13 years with 2 extra teams!

My point is for the money Jackson is finished. He's been paid plenty of dollars. A cut throat GM or any reasonable GM would realize Fred is breaking down like all running backs past 30. He has had 4 major injuries in his past 11 games, or 1 in every 2.75 games. A competent GM could get a late round, or undrafted rookie free agent that can do what Jackson did this season. And to make the argument that somehow he'll get healthier at 32 is ridiculous. Gailey's insistence on a 50/50 or 60/40 share shows yet again failed logic. Had Spiller been given an 70/30 80/20 Fred would likely be producing & maybe we'd have 1-2 more wins.

Brady will be around another 5 seasons barring injury. With the moden advances in health, medicine & the NFL rules, I think we'll see a lot more big armed durable Brady types play well into their 30s & possibly early 40s. That said there's nothing more that I'd like to see than Dareus or Mario crushing Brady & knocking him out cleanly from a game.

I was thinking this: Hurt RB round 1 2013 just like 2003 Fast WR round 1 2014 just like 2004 Bad QB round 1 2014 trade up like 2004 Wait a minute! Can it really be that we are now approaching a 14th & possible 15th year with no playoffs?

Could Wannstedt's easiest defense be they were playing a 100 million dollar man with one arm?

Bill took a calculated risk when trading Seymour in 2009, but he got a 1st round pick in 2011 that yielded Nate Solder who is a great starting left tackle. He got a solid starter who is 9 years younger and has a bright future a gave up a guy who was on the wrong side of 30. If you look at the Pats defense they are extremely stout against the run and have a better front 7 than we do. Furthermore the secondary is much improved with Talib & Dennard & McCourty.

I believe McGee's contract expires after this season, & I think Spencer Johnson does as well. The major point of contention being you don't pay a big bucks for guys who can be replaced. Fred Jackson was once a great back. Unfortunately he appears finished, broken leg, LCL, concussion, MCL in his past 11 games played. That's 4 different injuries in 11 games or 1 every 2.75 games. Barnett is a warrior but a step slow. George Wilson appears to have lost his play making capability & is always a step slow or allowing his assignment to get separation.

Belichick would just go get an undrafted rookie from the SEC or ACC and pay him $500,000. Running Backs to Belichick are like cattle headed to the slaughter.

The following 8 players wouldn't be on a team with a smart GM like Bill Belichick. That's right this season we've wasted $27,901,666 in payroll on guys Belichick would be paying $600,000 each or $4,800,000 tops. You can't make these kind of mistakes if you want to be a winner. This isn't even accounting for the $6,000,000 charge for Fitzpatrick this year, but $4,600,000 on back up QBs, one who has a career 1-11 record as a starter is asinine. All are near the ends of their careers, 3 are on IR, and 1 guy doesn't even dress on game day. Pulled from http://sports.yahoo....eams/buf/roster Kelsay, Chris DE 6'-4'' 263 33 10 Nebraska $4,750,000 Barnett, Nick RLB 6'-2'' 228 31 10 Oregon State $4,000,000 McGee, Terrence CB 5'-9'' 205 32 10 Northwestern State $3,780,000 Jackson, Fred RB 6'-1'' 216 31 6 Coe $3,680,000 Wilson, George SS 6'-0'' 214 31 7 Arkansas $3,541,666 Johnson, Spencer LDT 6'-3'' 304 31 9 Auburn $3,500,000 Thigpen, Tyler QB 6'-1'' 218 28 6 Coastal Carolina $2,500,000 Jackson, Tarvaris QB 6'-2'' 225 29 7 Alabama State $2,150,000

The season is not over we have a .05% chance. Give CJ the ball on 60% of the plays. Let Fitz throw 40%.

If you compare our results to the Jets you find very similar scores. In Buffalo we fail to forget the Jets pushed the Pats to OT & beat St. Louis convincingly on the road. The Jets game should be used as the barometer on what direction we are going.

If we beat a good Seatle team on a neutral field in Toronto I will start billieving again.

yeah i meant 2012. my bad.

who cares outside of seattle will anyone be watching?

Whether by injury or age, in 2011 Fred Jackson was a below average back himself.

26th in receiving yards. Fitz 21st in passing yards. 2 average guys at dynamic positions.

I like this guy. He has great athleticism.

"Killer instinct" is playing to win. Going for it on 4th & 7, or kicking a field goal up 5 with a chance to extend the lead to 8. "Killer instinct" is blitzing instead of playing a conservative prevent defense when the game is on the line. "Killer instinct" is trading up in the draft to get a franchise QB. "Killer instinct" is playing with reckless abandon, if you have a chance to tattoo someone you take him out. Think NY Jets Landry Jones, New England's Brandon Spikes, Baltimore's Ray Lewis & Ed Reed. "Killer instinct" is running the ball on 3rd & 6 knowing full well that you are going for it on 4th down. "Killer instinct" is throwing the long ball any down, all game long. Think Aaron Rodgers, a guy whose eyes are ALWAYS looking down the field, and only looks short to check down if the long reads are covered. "Killer instinct" is catching interceptions that hit you in the hand. "Killer instinct" is shouting & yelling at your coach on the sideline. Think Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Ray Lewis. The real leaders get in peoples faces on the sidelines.