TheBillsWillRiseAgain

When something happens over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over(one for each year of missed playoffs) people tend to expect more of the same. if they would have thought that way any season of the past 14 seasons they would have been right. This year DOES feel different though. At least to me. I'm very optimistic about the second half of the season.

Ever since Kiko sacrificed himself to the football gods before the season started the Bills have been lucky with injuries. I realize Spiller is out for the season now as well but the Bills are probably one of the healthiest teams in the league going into week 10. I have a really good feeling about the second half of the season and 10-6 doesn't seem nearly as far-fetched as it did in week 1.

Defense has already been stellar and the offense should only improve as Orton gets more playing time with the rest of the starters. Strongest team we've have in a decade imo.

Because I don't like him. And the last thing I want after a 14 year playoff drought is for the Bills' return the the Superbowl to be headlined under Tom Brady's name.

We've been stuck in the AFC East for 15 years with Tom Brady. I'd be pissed if they left the division right before he retires. We could be running this division in just a couple years.

I'm freaking psyched. My girlfriend's sister is going to school about an hour outside of London so I've been hoping we'd be on the slate for next year. I knew there was a decent chance since we haven't played there yet. Already planning our trip!

Hell yes I'm going to start planning my trip right now.

I think you're less likely to die at a tailgate, so I'm going with that answer.

Gotta show those Europeans how we cheer for the Bills in the states.

I'll be going to the London game if it's next year. I'm actually pretty excited.

I was ok with Byrd leaving because I really like Aaron Williams. He's several years younger, more physically gifted, and was signed for much, much less. I still maintain that had we kept Byrd, he and Williams would have been the best safety tandem in the league.

If the Bills play in London it'll be for an away game.

Yeah..... I know. He'll play.

Keep up those witty one-liners, champ.

He was suited up and taking first team reps today. Freddie is a machine.

No it's not a joke thing to say. I'm not joking.

I'll bet a million internet dollars he's fine and he plays.

Sounds like a smokescreen to me.

You have terrible grammar.

Bills 27 Chiefs 13.

I would literally rather have the Bills miss the playoffs with Kyle Orton than win the Superbowl with Tom Brady,

Absolutely nothing. I wouldn't be able to cheer for this team with Brady at the helm.

If people do indeed consider Tom Brady the greatest QB to ever play the game of football, one could see why it's basically been unfair for the rest of the AFC East for the past 15 years. If he's the greatest, then that means no other division has ever had to play a Quarterback that good twice a year every year for 15 years straight. Can't wait for him to die or retire so there can be some semblance of parity in out division again.

They should have been.

There are plenty of reasons not to respect Tom Brady. -He's a whiny little B word -He plays for a team that was caught cheating and punished by the league -He's such a douche that despite being the best QB of all time, the only endorsement he can get is for these: