DaBillsFanSince1973

They're going to annihilate 'em!!

I was speaking for myself. It was just how I was raised.

that's sad news. really enjoyed his posts/takes here. thank you for sharing his story/legacy, may he RIP...

sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.

kind of like ocd, huh. shifting, lol

I see him every day. He's one of the leaders on our football team. I've even felt, and I may have mentioned this last week, I felt that more this year, even than I did last year. I think the rehab process this year with this injury is slightly different than last year's situation. So it's enabled him to be around more this year and be a positive influence on our football team, in the linebacker room, and in the defensive room, and overall. And you see him on the sideline during games, too, and his influence is important down there for me and for us. So I think we're moving the right direction, any more detail on that I couldn't give you right now.

hell no!!

bummer for him. Nah, don't think so.

NFL Power Rankings, Week 9: Red-hot Lions take No. 1 spot from Chiefs; Commanders crack top five Rank 3 Buffalo Bills 6-2 The Bills still live dangerously at times, as they made some first-half gaffes that might've sunk another team playing in the din of Seattle's Lumen Field, but the Bills are not any other team. They're this high on the list -- even with their warts -- for their ability to overcome penalties and turnovers. And if you miss out on your chances against them -- like Seattle did late in the second quarter, not falling on a Josh Allen fumble deep in Buffalo territory -- they'll cut you. Allen drove the Bills down the field for a touchdown after that fumble -- and continued firing until the game was out of reach. The Bills' run defense was tremendous, and their offense keeps sprouting new branches with the addition of Amari Cooper and the emergence of rookies Keon Coleman and Ray Davis. This was the Bills' fourth win by 21 or more points this season and their third straight victory since the back-to-back losses. Buffalo's firmly back in the Circle of Trust.