RoyBatty is alive

There aren't 2 more diametrically opposite playing style. Yes Tyrod was a better rusher, but not by much and Fitz threw a lot more INTs. Tyrod was far too conservative and afraid to take chance whereas Fitz didnt care much about the stats, he would do what he thought he had to to win, one of the reasons he threw so many Q4 ints when he would launch the ball to try win it in the end.

Bledsoe, Taylor, Fitzpatrick

issue will be if it lands in Federal Court , if the Feds can force the NFL to let Watson lay while the case is in progress.

I agree. I have zero sympathy for him, zero.

The Texans brain rust just wants this over...and wants Watson to get hit with a max suspension to lower the Brown's draft picks they got.

This has not been the case, not even close in Houston. They had been non-stop Deshaun Watson for months. And for that matter, they have been ridiculing the Texans and Texans ownerships since Jack Easterby emerged.

Strange. hearing NOTHING about this in Houston. Listening to Houston Sports radio right now and IF this were true, they would be non-stop about it so I have serious doubt about the veracity of this.

Kelvin Benjamin is/was the Marcel Dareus of WRs.

Led what WRs, the Bills? I looked it up, yes he led all the Bills wrs for 2 years including the mighty Lou Piccone, John Holland, Reggie Craig and other names most non-Bill fans have never heard off. Chandler as I wrote was good but he was in an era when the Bills sucked and most of the offense was OJ.

I realize it is a different era, I considered that. Bob Chandler wouldn't make the PS on this team, imo, way too slow. In fact most of the Bills Super Bowl era players wouldn't make todays squad.

Who else, lets see: Elbert Dubenion, Frank Lewis , James Lofton, Jerry Butler, Lee Evans, Ahmad Rashad, Andree Reed, Eric Moulds, Haven Moses, Marlin Briscoe, Stefon Diggs as you mention

I wouldn't think he is even in the top 10, especially with the current crew.

Throwin bomb, bangin moms!

I thought the real NBob Chandler just died but he passed a few decades ago.

He was above average and very reliable WR.

Jauronamo disagrees with you, he thinks it is a summary of the current situation.

Good in theory but you cant have a national holiday that effectively subsidizes one industry, the NFL. Plus where does it end, what about after basketball, hockey baseball final games?

No, letting go of Poyer-trading by the Bills, would be something Belichek would do. Trading away an aging veteran while he still has trade value and no I dont think the Bills will trade Poyer much less to the Pats

IT would be a classic Bill Belichek move but I dont think the Bills will do it, they understand the integral nature of the Hyde-Poyer combination.

It didnt bother me too much until at the end I saw/heard Michael Irvin laughing and cackling like an 8 year old, that pissed me off.

Sometimes you have to be precise on this Board or you will get picked apart, I think if you had written Buffalo is not a dream destination for MANY instead of ANY there wouldnt be as much push back,

I think this is a spot on analysis and helps explain/ rationalize if you will why the games were so painful to watch. Imagine if Jauron had risk adverse Tyrod Taylor as QB.

The 6-3 Browns loss was the worst pro football game I ever saw. The winning QB was none other than Derek Anderson and I think he was 2-16 for 26 yards. The Bills had like 5 motion penalties. Terrible game to endure.

The worst of the drought for me was to hear Jauron drone on and on after every loss, listening to dead man walking, the crypt keeper. To his credit, his roster was a joke and to manage to go 7-9 was pretty remarkable, imo. He kept the Bills close in remarkably boring games.

I forgot about that. Tyrod was a very good qb imo, i think he was worth a 3rd to a team in need.