Wraith

I don't think Carlton Bailey is that obscure. He was a starter during Super Bowl seasons. He also won that AFC Championship game against the Broncos with that interception.

Brad Lamb, last WR on the depth charts in the early 90s and had a really stupid mustache.

Dwight Drane. What a name.

The fact that Aaron Schobel just ran over Tom Brady on Sam's return sealed the deal for me. Total roadkill moment.

Sullivan has surprised me lately. I had pictured him as someone so stubborn that he is totally unable or unwilling to change their opinion, but his writings lately have shown that he is at least able to give Bledsoe credit for his recent upsurge in play. It is a refreshing change from the morons around here.

Granted, it was unnecessary for Clements to do that, but it certainly wasn't dirty. Cheap? Maybe. It was a perfectly legal hit, though. It came from directly ahead and Holt wasn't engaged with someone else.

An INT? How so? Moulds made a great catch to bring it down in bounds but he didn't take it away from the Defensive Back, the throw easily cleared the CB.

Edwards' contract has already been extended. Happened a few weeks back, before his elevated play of late.

Which two would that be? None of them went over the receivers head. The first one was tipped by a DB stepping in front of McGahee, went over McGahee's head, and caught by Sanders behind him. The second one was picked off before it ever got to Evans. The third one was deflected by Lewis at pretty much the same time it got to Evans hands, at about should height, and the last one hit Moulds directly in two hands about a foot in front of his face and he blew it. The only that was a result of a "bad" throw was the one Deion picked in the end zone. The first one was a result of Baltimore putting a man on McGahee man-to-man from the start, something that is hardly ever seen. The only way Bledsoe see's that coming is if he's clarevoyant. The other pick in the endzone was also Bledsoe fault, because he forced the ball in where he shouldn't have. The pick was a damn good throw to Moulds over the middle that Moulds just butchered.

What about the running game, they deserve some credit for the loss, too. They did absolutely NOTHING for us in the red zone. We were forced to pass in situations that are not at all conducive to passing. Baltimores defense was also amazing. What lost this game for us was a combination of three things: A) Poor quarterback play B) Poor running back play, most especially within the endzone, and C) A defense that attacks relentlessly.

Well put.

That helps his case, not yours, dude. The Bills outshined the Patriots (a very good team, so good they just won 20 in a row) in every statistical category under very comparable circumstances, with one exception: The Bills O outplayed the Patriots with 30 MPH wind that cost them one field goal and a vertical passing game. That tells me the Bills played a good game.

Morris was a complete no-show in the second half.

Do you have any more specific complaints? That is one but one bad play doesn't constitute an awful half. Perhaps you would be more succesful in having more substantial rebuttals to your posts that way. What makes me arrive at average is that he had some very nice throws, despite the wind, to counteract some bad ones. He had two very nice throws to Moulds that were caught (the one he squeezed in on 3rd and 5 that Moulds caught on his hip) and the 17 yard pass in the first drive, and another nice throw that Moulds dropped. He also had a nice throw to Aiken that appeared to hit him in the face mask, I believe that was in the first half...

Bledsoe looked average in the first half, but not horrible. The bomb to Evans and the pass to Moulds deep on the sidelines were both crapshoots due to the wind, especially the sideline one. Look at the pass to Reed for evidence. It was a 10 yard pass that started out directly between the numbers for Reed and ended up at his fingertips in the blink of an eye. You'll notice they stopped any attempts at a sideline pass after that. The Evans one was a little better off because it straight down field so the wind only affected distance but the fact the Bledsoe was 3 for 3 on throws to Evans like that previously tells me the wind had a huuuge role in that pass.

How many times do we have to over the fact that if the whistle the play dead and say there was no fumble, it IS NOT REVIEWABLE. MY GOD some moron complains about this at least once a week. NOT REVIEWABLE. GET IT?!?! The second one, well apparently that's the rule. I don't know the rule and haven't looked it up, but Steve Tasker (the single BEST special teamer in history) says it is and if anyone knows the rule, it would be him.

Agreed. 100% so.

Except Bledsoe played a great game. His played well, the second half especially, and the fact that he showed nice touch on those short passes into the wind on two long drives without taking any sacks was equally important to Willis. Not to take anything away from Willis, because he was awesome and showed a ton of heart, but the running game was being picked up by the passing game just as often as the passing game was bailed out by the running game (as it should be).

Which ones would that be, Guest? Are you clarevoyent as well as anonymous?

Erm, the Red Sox won game 1 last year. Until last night they had lost 4 consecutive game 1's. Good try though.

It's simple, we can't get complacent about our winning, or lose passion about our team.

Looks like I got the rally cap on just in time!!!

Hahahaha, startin' to feel like 2000 again. :-P

I think his shot at London Fletcher for the "fumble" was not only uncalled for but also completely rediculous. All he had to do is watch the replay to see that Fletcher tucked the ball away before he got hit, the shot just knocked the ball loose. Sullivan only see's what he wants to see.

Good try but the Bills didn't call a timeout there. If they had, the clock would not have start until they snapped the ball. There was an unusually long time between plays that time, that's all. Some of you need to think before you type things like this or learn some basic football rules.