MrTibbs

McGahee is averaging 3.4 yards per carry, he's not striking fear into ANY DEFENSE. Bills fans are estatic talking about the Bills offense has turned the corner, are you serious? Bledsoe passes for 180 yards and you consider that good? I guess when he doesn't make a mistake you consider him a top QB once again, LOL. I tell you what Moulds had 10 catches for over 100 yards Henry averaged over 4 yards a carry last time and your team still got waxed by the Patriots so what in the world are you nuts talking about?

NO team gets an ass kicking in the AFCE like the Buffalo Bills. They should be all out of ass by now.

Yeah the Pats are 6-1, looks like they are clearly out of it the season is over. Maybe the Bills will even overtake us in the standings..........LMAO! Give me a break, Bills fans should be the last to talk about @$$ kickings. You guys have been getting those for the last who kows how many seasons each and every week. Hmmm so maybe you do know a good one when you see it, LMAO! Pats had neither starting CB's, Dillon and both OT's. That made it a lot harder to beat the Steelers without a doubt.

http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots/...articleid=47280 " Belichick said his players had better ``focus'' after the intermission and that coordinators Romeo Crennel and Charlie Weis deserved credit for making the right adjustments, the most important of which was taking away the deep ball from Bledsoe. ``That's the only way they were going to beat us - with the big play,'' safety Rodney Harrison [news] said. ``We knew they couldn't move the ball down the field on us and win.'' It turns out the Bills couldn't, and the Pats defense forced Bledsoe to hold the ball and look for shorter, more patient options. The result was a typical Bledsoe stat line: 18-of-30, 247 yards, one touchdown, one interception and seven sacks. So just what was said at the half? ``Stop shooting ourselves in the foot,'' Harrison said. Added linebacker Mike Vrabel [news]: ``We eliminated mistakes. We eliminated the penalties. We came out and played better football, and that was it.''