RoyBatty is alive

You are correct, what was he a Bill for 2 years? I thought Terrence McGee was a stretch

He deserves based off the one int versus Brady, that was the most enjoyable moment in the most enjoyable game I had with the bills sine 1994. Possibly my single favorite Bills play of all time, especially with the crowd going absolutely nuts.

What about the D Line, the ones that get the most sacks on the QB. I bet they weigh 50 lbs more on average than they did in tarkenton's time. It was rare, very rare to have any player of 300 lbs, now look how big they are. I looked at the Bills '78 roster, they had one guy weighed 274. Todays roster we have 16 guys that weigh over 300 lbs.

I was debating this and it certainly looks like the fat slob gives up on the play and barely even pretends to pursue him after the INT but I stil think it was a bad pass, i thought the DB had inside leverage the entire way, KB should have been there to at least compete for the ball/play defender.

Must admit, I never would have predicted this.

You cant compare Fran Tarkenton who last played 40 years ago to anything to todays game. Players as so much bigger today than 40 years ago, there is no way you are going to have a 165 lb QB in today's NFL survive.

Well I will give you credit, your title was catchy.

What? This O Line is not above average, it is below average. Now I will agree with you Allen does makes some of his own issues with protection. holds the ball too long, but then again our WRs suck at getting separation, with the exception of the one trick pony Foster and the deep ball.

I am more interested to see him with elite WRS, TEs, not the garbage we have.

Did you ever hear of the Pythagorean theorem, you dont add the two sides of a right triangle you measure the hypotenuse. So 40 squared plus 24.5 squired, add those, tales the square root is was 46.9 yards.

We have 11 rookies on the active roster, pretty amazing and 4 rookies starting (Allen, Teller, Edmunds, Wallace) one an undrafted free agents. Then we have rookies with serious contributions including Foster and Philips. Allen and Edmunds are both incredibly raw but physically unique talents, both appear to be hard working and dedicated, both could be key pieces for this team for years to come. On top of that we have a lot of draft picks, yes I am excited about the youth movement. We also have a cleaned up cap situation, appear to be stable from a coaching front office perspective. I am trusting in the process, (McD still needs to fine tuning on in game decisions).

I think WNY is "too small" for OBJ, to me it would simply be "weird" to have him here, kinda l;like thinking Terrel Owens was actually a bill.

Yep, could be a real fun and active off season with our cap relief and bounty of draft picks. McD and Beane like to deal, fortunately there arent many ex-Carolina players left for them to get.

What I want for last 5 games. In order of preference 1) I want New England to lose and Gronk & Brady deteriorate 2) I want Allen to continually improve and stay healthy 3) Want to see some of our other young talent continue to improve, esp Edmunds...also Teller, Phillips, Foster and Jones 4) See more antics from Tre White 5) Bills win 6) and agan New England to lose and Gronk & Brady deteriorate

I consider the NCAA a minor league for the NFL for sure. You can take college baseball, hockey, and basketball together down eaul half of what the college football makes. All those sports you have a lot of players that start playing in the league at 18, you dont have that in football. Well every single "junior" league except for the AFL has always failed. USFL, WFL, XFL all bombed. AFL worked largely because there were a lot of cities still not covered by the NFL. Now pretty much every major metropolitan area that can sustain and NFL franchise has a team. I dont see the NFL risking any serious money to generate a minor league.

Dont care for them, they are hideous...I can barely watch the game.

Never happen, not under the current structure. NFL Europe was the first attempt failed miserably. The NFL has its "farm system" in the NCAA and it doesnt cost the a penny. As far as Tebow and Kap, that is brilliant, think iof the publicity.

Those are excellent questions, would have loved to hear the responses.

That really is a great story, Foster isnt exactly rolling in dough so that means a lot. Such a great story I wont even bring up Sky Diver.

any sites in particular?

McAddict was classic, i really miss him.

Go there for news updates, videos, depth chart, maybe once r twice a month. In the old days, it was 2x/day

the following are worthless: Bodine, Miller,,,,, barely acceptable: Ducasse, Mills, great potential: Teller, , acceptable versatile backup: Groy, only good O Lineman is Dawkins

Yep, it was a clusterx$&% in the wash and Bodine and Miller are terrible together, between the two of them they are consistently making mistakes, not certain who is more responsible. I dont think Allen did all that bad a job ion this play.

I would totally agree. Physiologically there is no way you could run faster with the a ball, beyond altering your natural motion and the weight and wind resistance of that bell, although small do exist. No maybe in real action the adrenaline of a player with a ball might kick in and make him go faster. And if you have 3-4 points of contact that would slow you down dramatically. Holding the ball like Shady does often, like a loaf of bread,, not so much.