DaBillsFanSince1973

that I did but it's character sensitive. not for all eyes to see. !@#$ that fat feet loving team destroying mother !@#$er!!!

he's an !@#$.

you're entitled to be down on the team. those who have allowed the 17 year drought to pound them in to the dirt are never really going to have any real positive take on the future anyway. but at this point for myself, it's best to just take it one game at a time instead of projecting failure or success. it would seem that seeing failure ahead would not even give much incentive to even watch the games and with only 8 games to go and with the off seasons dragging out as they do, the best approach is ONE game at a time. 5-3

this is a good article and points out some "bumps in the road" from the past where they bounced back and that very well could be case but I can't help but to agree with the pregame guys when saying this is/was their opportunity to show the nation they're for real, and then laid an egg. for a team and coach I was admiring so far this season for their preparation, they seemed very unprepared. that game was hard to watch. I'm sure it was for every bills fan. I can not tell a lie, my very thought was, the same old bills. how can one who has been around long enough not think that? some want to use the short week for the meltdown, even the players. yet the jets were on that very same short week, so no excuses. 1-3 on the road and two of the losses against conference teams does not help your case in trying to get to the post season. 4-0 at home and going up against brees and company is not going to be any cakewalk but with the rest and 9 days to prepare they may have a chance to go 5-0 at home. the non conference wins are nice but they need the conference wins while trying to get closer to the opportunity of reaching the postseason. presently they're 3-2 in the conference and if they take down the saints and go 6-3 it may be the momentum they need when they travel out west to go up against the chargers? I wont say the jets loss completely took the wind out of any hopes going forward (reading the gameday thread reactions and threads/posts following the loss you would think the season was over) as they end up splitting with them, so not bad. but how they respond will be key? I look forward to seeing that with hopes they can handle their business and carry the momentum with them to the west coast? 5-3

does it take 3 years to retire? I say put a hurting on brady and sweep the pats* and maybe it'll speed up his thought process.

hell of a crew right there.

I wouldn't give you the satisfaction.

you looking to impress? expecting a bow here? do people look up to you? get over yourself man

you have me mixed up with somebody else. I actually left that board before it closed. you're preaching to the wrong person. I suggest stepping away from your pulpit and gathering your thoughts.

I'm taking it one game at a time.

you're a realist alright. I'm sure it was just made up click bait. ftr, no, I don't own his jersey whether that really makes a difference or not. I take your realism with a grain of salt, after all you created that idiotic orton should be on the wall thread. that's all I really need to know about how much of a realist you are.

you're a smart ass.

the reality was about what, 23 years ago? unless you can go back in to time, you can not change the reality that he was acquitted. now, 23 years later, after spending some time in prison, he is a free man that was handing out candy last night. I personally can not say he did or did not. I was not there to witness anything. I did however follow the trial and could only speculate his guilt or innocence since they were unable to convict. so, does anyone really know the reality or is it just mere speculation?

at this point, it really doesn't matter anymore. those that brought their kids there knew who he was, they must not of felt threatened. it's okay to add your take on it but over and over is not going to change a thing. I get it, he's a murderer and you would not take your kids to his house, yadda, yadda, yadda Jeff Eisenband ✔ @JeffEisenband 2017 hasn't been weird enough, so here's OJ (in his own jersey) dapping up trick-or-treaters, taking selfies, signing footballs. #Halloween

get over it man. dragging this out is ridiculous. points have been made and taken. let it go

here you go OP, now this is class But most importantly, I want to thank the amazing Buffalo fans and the Bills Mafia, for making me feel welcome and comfortable in a city I will always consider a second home. When I got drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 2011, and coming from the state of Alabama, I knew very little about Western New York. As the years progressed, I not only learned about the area, but I learned about you, a community whose heart and soul is built on its devotion to the Bills and its’ players. Through the seven years I lived and played for you, and even through the tough times, I always felt your love, kindness and encouragement. For this I can’t thank you enough.

I don't know, maybe it's just me but I listened to this and see nothing disrespectful or classless. I see more of a kid still in shock he's gone. https://twitter.com/BrentASJax/status/925038290784354305/video/1

I guess two to three years is considered soon since they've pretty much owned the nfl (along with the refs being in their pockets) for the last 15 years? I'm still waiting on the madden cover curse?

that's cool.

that is cool, wish I had got to see them. definitely one of those groups that the kenwoods were cranked all the way up. unique rock group for sure. can only find a select few of their tunes on youtube as roger hodgson doesn't allow their past work to be posted and will have it removed, so I read somewhere. you can find a few of him doing some songs solo. I imagine school will be taken down soon although with changing the title makes it less conspicuous.

I'd not only get an autograph but I would also share my clark bar with him.

had no idea where brock was at. houston, browns and back with denver. man, they will probably be another team looking for a QB in the draft?

more like pipe dream then pipeline. as much as I like what beane has done so far, bringing in newton would be a poor decision imo. I know some are high on him but I have never been a fan of newton and certainly don't want him on the team.