BigAl2526

That too, but it goes all the way back to the early years of the old Tree Rivers Stadium.

The Steelers gave up more yards on the ground in a home game since they gave up more to the OJ Simpson led Bills in 1975.

I didn't understand you. Could you repeat that?

He had more yards today than he had total in the first 11 games of the season.

Checking the official website, Bernard is not on IR.

If he was questionable to return, it apparently didn't look terribly serious at first. Let's wait and see.

Sucks that Houston is beating the Colts. That play where the referees ignored a delay of game by the Texans while at the same time calling a questionable at best pass interference on the Colts was a killer. Then the refs followed it up by calling a missed field goal good. The fans in the stadium knew they were being jobbed.

If the Bills do win today, their ultimate fate this season largely depends on whether or not they can get and keep enough key players healthy. It really has been a brutal season injury wise.

I think Shaq Thompson will get most of the snaps at middle linebacker with Bernard out. Spector is active mostly for depth. I expect Bernard to be back next week.

Most estimates of his speed that I've seen suggest that he runs the 40 in the low to mid 4.4s. He is generally seen as more quick than fast. In the low 4.4s, you can still beat a lot of CBs. The bigger issue is that most see him as a slot receiver. That would still leave Buffalo with the dilemma on who lines up outside.

Bills - 30 Steelers - 24

He has been sent just about the strongest message the team can send, short of cutting him. If he doesn't get it by now, I doubt he'll be with the team next season.

That was the funniest moment in a great comedy series, WKRP in Cincinnati.

In theory, if the Bills fail to win the division, New England should end up with a tougher schedule than Buffalo. Their schedule this year was a fair amount easier than Buffalo's.

Offense, defense and special teams are each part of the solution and none is part of the problem when it comes to the challenge of winning games.