TheBillsWillRiseAgain

I think they're the best defense in the franchise's history. They're better than our 2004 defense and our defense of the Superbowl years imo. I don't know much about the 64-65 team so I can't compare.

And to think our LB core was one of the biggest weaknesses on the team just a year or two ago.

I'm not an offensive playcalling expert by any means, never have claimed to be. But this isn't the first time I've watched a Jets game this season and thought to myself "wow, they think of some DAMN clever ways to run the ball while still getting the ball to their playmaking WRs. And then I think what guys like Watkins and Goodwin could do with plays like that and I find myself wondering why the hell we don't even try anything remotely as creative.

I have absolutely no idea how they could review that in slow motion and then think it's a good idea to overturn the ruling on the field.

That was a fumble and a touchdown. Period.

I really don't care if we're the worst offense the league has seen in the past decade as long as we win games.

They'd never risk bringing him back anytime this season, even if we made it through the playoffs.

What is Whitner saying? Or do they mean the crap he was talking to Sammy at the beginning of the season?

Brown is looking like he has the potential to be Brandon Spikes Plus. He was billed as strictly a heavy MLB like Spikes, but his coverage skills have been surprisingly impressive enough to make him a 3-down LB, unlike Spikes. He could very well turn into a much better MLB than Spikes is, which is awesome because he's younger and locked into Buffalo for years. Bradham - Brown - Alonso Hughes - Dareus - K. Williams - M. Williams ^Will be the best front 7 in the league next year imo

It's funny, you usually don't see many penalties when two crappy teams play each other. You'd think that'd be the other way around.

Stevie Johnson's dead money will be gone next year too. I honestly think Pegula will shell out the money and pay ALL of these guys. We'll definitely have the cap space for it.

The problem with Denver is that you're never going to "shut them down" no matter how good your defense is. They're beatable if your defense can do a good job at slowing them down AND you have an offense that can keep pace with theirs. I think that's a pretty tall order for the Bills. We've only really scored a lot of points on bad teams and have struggled to run up the score on good teams even when we're dominating the game. Denver's defense is pretty damn good. We're not going to win that game kicking field goals all day.

I don't think Kiko was overrated. He's a tackling machine. Having a linebacker that can quickly diagnose plays and get to the ball is a great asset. He led the team in tackles last season, just like Preston Brown does this season. Having those two guys out there at the same time should shrink the field a lot for offenses looking for open spots on the field. That's if Brown continues to grow and improve. Otherwise it'll be Bradham over Brown, but no way Kiko doesn't stay on the field all 3 downs. I actually like the idea of Bradham - Brown - Kiko without Spikes, but Brown goes in the middle not Kiko. Brown is a natural MLB and Kiko is more versatile so should be on the outside imo.

Is anyone else pleasantly surprised that the Bills are on pace to break the franchise sack record again? I was almost certain going to Shwartz from Pettine would cause a drastic reduction in sacks, but it's been the opposite. Last season when they broke the record they had 37 sacks through 11 games. This season they have 46 after 11 weeks. As much love as we gave Pettine last season, I think you have to admit Shwartz is hands down a better DC. He's improved almost every facet of the defense, and he doesn't even have Kiko out there.

It's always the right time to get a jab in on Bellichick.

Good teams are supposed to whip 2-8 teams. Good teams aren't supposed to lose to a divisional rival tied at 5-5 or the Kansas City Chiefs when the season is on the line. Yes it felt good to embarrass the Jets tonight. No that doesn't mean we're a good team. If we were we'd make the playoffs this year which almost definitely isn't happening.

It's already well established that Tom Brady and/or Bill Bellichick sold their souls to the devil 15 years ago in exchange for their dynasty. How else would it be possible for a 6th round QB give you 14 straight years of Hall-of-fame-quality play while you get some of the luckiest plays and calls in all of football? Tuck rule? Blocking the Jets' field goal on the last play of the game for the win? Witchcraft

Incomplete 6 yard crossing route pass to Robert Woods.

They get flagged the most flags on penalties that don't significantly alter the game, like false starts. They almost never get flagged for big penalties like pass interference or anything with an automatic first down.

Are you suggesting the Bills aren't losing an advantage by playing a home game in Detroit?

More like their receivers are gifted with bull **** calls every game. The Patriots are ranked first in the league in receiving pass interference calls in their favor. Last season they were ranked 2nd. In 2012 they were ranked 2nd. For a penalty that has the biggest impact on the game and can literally make or break Wins and losses, the Patriots sure seem to be awfully lucky with them.