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Spiller, Byrd, Mario Williams, and the surprise to my list, Nigel Bradham. He has the look of a future pro bowler and stud LB

Hope springs eternal optimism! Lets get through training camp healthy first and then we can start dreaming

Ravens have the look of a Super Bowl hangover team. They lost too many good players and emotional leaders. Their receiving corps of Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones with no Tight End doesn't scare anybody. Their defense lost Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Paul Kruger, and Dannell Ellerbe. I see a third place finish in the AFC North behind Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

Surprised to see Jackson so high on that list....

Yea I was being a bit optimistic putting us in the 9-7 discussion but every year the NFL has a few surprise teams and if we can catch a few breaks, anything is possible.

I could honestly see this division being very close between with the Pats, Bills and Fins all with around 9-7 type records and the Jets at 4-12. New England lost too much and Brady isnt getting any younger and while Miami did make some moves in the off season I just dont see them being much better than .500 or so, especially with an unproven Tannehill.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000221476/article/santonio-holmes-of-ny-jets-unsure-if-hell-play-in-2013 There ya go buddy

Wow, between the train wreck of the pats off-season and the Jets possibly losing their best offensive player for the season, this could make things pretty interesting in the AFC East. Hopefully, some young players step up for us and make for a promising season

As he does every year, Colin Cowherd does a quick synopsis of every division and predicts the record for each team. He said that the Pats win the AFC east with no problem but do not look like a strong super bowl contender. He said the Dolphins will go 5-1 in the division with sweeps over the Bills and Jets and finish with a 9-7 record. He said not a single thing about the Bills expect that they would finish 6-10.....

I thought Jones showed some potential, especially with blocking and his above average speed. I would not have bothered me to keep him around as a 4th receiver...

They only used it for like a season or two and then discontinued it until 1999....

Yea if i can remember straight, on a third down Kelly was scrambling for a first down and he got tackled, both knees clearly down, and he coughed up the ball. Even the announcers were baffled that he wasn't ruled down. I feel like if replay had been around during the later half of the 90s that maybe we would have won another playoff game or two.....

I have searched pretty extensively and have only found the first quarter or so of that game

Its gonna really come down to how well Manuel pans out and if we can get a talented defense to play up to their potential

I feel like the same things were said about Williams, Mularkey, Jauron, and Gailey. I wanna wait til I see results on the field before I get too excited. I have to admit tho, it is nice to have a coach that seems to relate well with his players and has a real sense of energy to him.

I have actually been reading this message board for a number years but I just never decided to post anything. And I dont see what the big deal is about posting those games on youtube

Would you be willing to upload any of these games in their entirety onto Youtube? Thanx

Other than what Youtube has to offer, does anybody on here know of any other websites where I can watch the entirety of classic Bills playoff games, specifically the 95'(i think it was 95') Divisional game against the Steelers and the 96' wildcard game vs the Jaguars or the 98' Wildcard games vs the Dolphins. Thanks