Thunderstealer

I see them talented in every position. Really good established teams will give them trouble fore sure. But their big men and slkilled recievers and runners will have their way in most cases. This team is stocked and will be a tough out this year, and a force in future years.

Healthy=win.

NR made some big plays last year. I hope he makes it.

It'll take him a few more months to have the system down. That's ok with me, He's not on a deadline. Just hope he's not needed (ever) or until it's second nature to him.

If this is to imply he looked nervous and inept-- you couldn't be more wrong.

Nice take. Tank Carder showed well off the snap. He got there quick. He stood out to me.

Watched it on replay. Hearing all the doom/gloom radio talk I assumed the worst. Watched it, and came away quite happy with what I saw. The scheme was about as opposite of a Chan Gailey offense as you can get. Early defense looked big and nasty.

Like Roger Waters once said, The Tide Is Turning... The absence of Matt Light coupled with Buffalo's addition of M.Williams means a shift of power in the trenches.

This year Fitz will have the luxuries the "star" QB's have had. Depth at almost every position. O and D.

If Flacco were traded magically to Denver tomorrow, There would be media sources favoring him over Peyton to be the starter this year and the future If Fitz were traded magically to Denver tomorrow, He would be looked at by all sources as a competent back-up who-- god forbid, would be able to keep the ship from sinking until Peyton returns.

A player--especially a qb must have success in the playoffs for media to approve of him. See Flacco. He's looked upon as an elite.

It's obvious Rex's days as a head coach are near an end. Might as well get healthy

He hopes to be 100% for week 1, but from his hesitation in an interview on the jeff blair show TheFan590 recently, he sounded a little weary of it. Poor guy has has two seasons of major rehab.

Cheerleaders that serve beer.

I love Buffalo because of the Bills. lol

He really doesn't need to be much better. As long as he keeps the sacks low (like he always has) hands the ball off to Fred and run for the occasional first down. His usual accuracy and ball speed is really all they need to outscore most opponents. Remember, this defense has added 10 sacks, a handfull more forced fumbles and a slew of QB pressures resulting in a bunch more INT's. Fitz just has to stay healthy and keep being Fitz.

Well played sir.

This O-line is exceptional. The running game will be so dominant inside and out, Glenn will have opportunity to get snaps at left tackle.

If Graham's speed can open things up and Fred's running with usual effect, this O will be scary. David Nelson is safety valve receiver.

It looks like to me Darius is bigger then last year. Any news about his conditioning?

Kelsay--over his carreer, has been an average player on below average defenses. Can he now become an above average veteran on a newly stacked defense? I say Yes.

When he bounced off of Jay Cutler that one game. That was pretty bad. That play could've made an episode of Tosh.0

Maybe Vince Young and Kirk Morrison.

Forcing balls to receivers is what we want. He's a gambler gives his guys a chance to make big catch. The Anti-checkdown.

When sports writers break down NFL teams they should state reasons for the team's success OR failure. In Buffalo's case, if the teams is great, it's because ; It's the fourth year for coach, good drafts over that span, emergence of Fitz, unstoppable Fred. Yada yada. If Buffalo fails; Fitz is inacurate, didn't re-sign D.Bell in off-season, injuries take toll like every year, can't stop run, Stevie drop's ball too much. This way, the reader get's a better breakdown of a team, and the writer admit's he/she can't REALLY see into the future, but has a grasp of how the process of the building a specific team is going.