Kelly the Dog

They kept Logan Thomas for a reason, and it can't be because he's a decent TE.

Simple reason. Playing time and targets.

That was just plain blasphemous and indefensible.

Twice as bad.

Brady would be average with this line, receivers, tight ends, running game, and coaching.

Zay has gone from lousy to below average. He still has a chance to become decent if not good. But he is not good now. He's okay when he is good.

I once called in sick, from the Fiesta Bowl, on New Year's Day.

Blasphemy! Applebees wings?! They look breaded and like crap!!

Pinto Ron getting some serious national pub. Sweet. Robb Riddick was a very good backup RB in his day. Provided a nice spark, particularly around the goalline.

Yep. They score two TDs in first quarter we may not see him.

Apparently he was late at least twice. I totally agree with the guy who said that they need him or think he is very good, otherwise they would have just released him. Especially him, after two times being late. Bellicheat isn't the disciplinarian people make him out to me. If he thinks he needs you you have different rules than others. If he thinks he can get away without you, he makes a statement with you.

Allegedly. Sort of. Maybe but it has yet to metastasize.

Because they are the Jets. I did read they wanted to re-sign him after he was healthy, which he says he is. Hard to know the real story right now.

Said in other thread but I might sign Pryor, trade KB, trade for Thomas and then draft N'Keal Harry #1 who is a ridiculous talent. Have Thomas, Harry, Pryor and Zay would at least stabilize the WR corps, perhaps make it a strength, with Harry a future possible star and we would have had basically only spent a #1 choice on the overhaul.

Sign Pryor, trade KB, trade for Thomas and then draft N'Keal Harry #1 who is a ridiculous talent. Have Thomas, Harry, Pryor and Zay would at least stabilize the WR corps, perhaps make it a strength, with Harry a future possible star and we would have had basically only spent a #1 choice on the overhaul.

Sad but true.

You gotta love the guy. He's so far from great but he's good.

It’s much, much more of a Sixers thing than a Bills thing around the country. That wasn’t a slam.

True. But coaches are going to ask a player if he is close are you good to go? Shady has said yes before when he wasn’t and still played. And it showed. I know Ivory is the one with the hammy but he’s tougher and crazier than Shady and he’s going to say he can play. Shady starting to limited practice four days before the game, combined with what he looked like immediately after the play, makes me believe he will be cleared. If he’s cleared he’s playing. It’s mnf.

McCoy and Ivory are too tough to both be out. I imagine both play, especially MNF.

Don't you gut the team in year one not year two when you're trying to rebuild? Yes, they did some of it last year, too, but why not get it out of the way earlier than later? We would be year one into the rebuild not ground zero.

Me, too. But one would think we need three of them.

Thanks, dude. Here is a link to this weeks installment. https://buffalonews.com/2018/10/26/buffalo-bills-fans-new-england-patriots-minnesota-vikings-baltimore-ravens-indianapolis-colts-houston-texans-nfl-week-8-opinion/

I was not a big fan of either Marrone or Hackett. But in their situation Marrone was an offensive coach, with his own "system," that he and Hackett had both coached in together the previous year (or years) in Syracuse before they came to Buffalo. So you have two guys who are in sync coaching the offense. That is a LOT different than a defensive coach (McD) hiring two different OCs whom he had never worked with before and had never coached in their system, along with a WR coach doing the QB job he had never coached with either.

You mean everywhere except for three of the five places he's been?