Dan

Exactly. It's not worked all season, why start doing the right thing now?

Again... no !@#$ing awareness of the game!!! That's when you run the damn ball! Or rollout the QB and run for the first! Or anything but a straightup pass.

For all Trent's poise in the pocket.. does he ever mover around and create space or get into passing lanes?

Yeah he really needs to lay down and be hurt after that. Seriously, no way you can go back to the huddle after getting walked over.

Once again 3rd and long - into the wind. Do you play up? No. Play back let the guy catch it and turn upfield for the first down. Great. Who couldn't see that coming?

This is by far the most obvious and depressing point of the game... and season. The Bills are being horribly outcoached. The Pats* are making all the right decisions and look like they know what they're doing at all times; meanwhile, we look like we're just out there running around lost.

How can I know he's going to do that and the defense not know it?

OK.. this is testing even my patience. WE take a TO because we can't get the right number of guys on the field for a punt? Just pathetic.

Because the Pats* were fighting with the Bills players to prevent them from getting off the field.

you gotta be !@#$in kiddin me

Again no idea of how to call a game.

Agreed. These are the games you want to watch. I wish they'd get rid of all domes.

I can see trying a FG on 4th down... but not the dive play on 3rd and long, with the wind. Why not a screen, reverse or anything.

There's a 40+ mph wind right in Trent's face. No way he should pass.

I was wondering about that. Clearly McLovin touched it.

Expect a Pat* challenge and a safety. edit: Thank God for no challenge.

Jackson was blatantly hit about a yard our of bounds. No call.

Saw on ESPN earlier, both goalposts had been blown over - literally. They were leveling the one and the other was still standing at about a 45 degree angle. They said the players benches were blowing out onto the field. No way anyone kicks anything in this game.

Making the playoffs or winning in the playoffs? Yes, we haven't made the playoffs in a decade; but as far as winning in the playoffs we've won just as many as the perennial Super Bowl contending Dallas Cowboys in this decade. So I guess in that respect, there's not alot of difference between the Bills and the Cowboys.

OK.

Can you please refrain from the continual Lions references? The Lions, if I heard correctly, have won just 1 game in the last 23, and are poised to finish this season 0-16. As any Lions' fan or player and I'm sure they'd love to get 7 wins in a season. We are far from being the Lions. I know you hate everything about the FO and Ralph, but to continually imply we're as bad as that organization is a stretch even for you.

That's how I see it. I think the plan is for the defense to get to the passer before the receiver gets to those holes in the secondary. Problem is... we can't generate any sort of pressure unless we blitz LBs. Hopefully, they address this issue in the off season - either get some guys in that can rush the passer or change the way the defense is being played.

What are you trying to say.... Trent's gay?

I can completely agree with the frustration with this team. I think we're all frustrated. And, of course, we all want the same thing - the Bills winning a Super Bowl. However, is it really as bad as it appears? Should we really get rid of the entire FO, the entire coaching staff, and half the players as so many seem to suggest? Look at the flip side - the Jets. They spent what, about $160 million dollars last off season. They've drafted the center we all wanted. They got the QB that can save the world. A genius for a HC. Wow, now that's a FO set on winning! Hmmm... so why are they on the verge of not making the playoffs? And if they don't and Favre retires, where are they? I say be careful what you wish for. I'm definitely torn on our coaching staff and readily concede it is perhaps the biggest blunder of the FO. However, if we replace them, who do we bring in? Sure some teams do it and look great the next year (Miami, Baltimore, Atlanta), but it doesn't always work that way (Oakland, San Diego, Kansas City). So, again, I think some people need to be careful what they wish for.