MadBuffaloDisease

Parrish was listed as "OUT" last week. If he IS "QUESTIONABLE" this week, that's great news! It means he's definitely back for game 3. And as for still wearing a cast, he'll probably wear a cast for a good while after he returns, like Milloy did last year.

They could have used Trotter more. But Henry would have helped.

It was also a matter of need. Last year the Bills had Fat Pat, Phat Sam, Phat Ron, and just drafted Phat-in-waiting Tim. I would suspect however that IF Jason doesn't pan-out at LT, they'll try him on the DL.

Why such worry about JP chewing-out JR? It's not like he chewed-out Moulds or Evans, or chewed-out more than 1 WR, or that JR hasn't been a disappointment to this point in his career. And the fact that JR got it from Clements, and both he and JP were yukking it up soon afterwards, tells me that JR was wrong, realized it, and both players moved-on. Frankly I think it ONLY shows great leadership from JP, not a red flag.

IIRC, Peters played offense, TE mostly, during his college career. As a TE, his job was to block as well as catch passes. Well that's right up the alley of an OT. While it's possible he could be a good DT (can't really see him as a DE, but you never know), I think it would take him longer to master. Maybe he can be a true 2-way (3-way if you count ST's!) player?

Kendall was a dumb move. Shelton had worn out his welcome in Arz with lackluster play and attitude. I doubt he changes much in Cleveland. All in all, I'm glad the Bills didn't end up making ANY sort of deal with the Cards.

Better yet, do your job. Josh isn't long for this team.

I'd like to see some quotes. Again in the context of a 327# guy, he's fast and agile. But in comparison to guys with 4.4 speed running like a bat out of hell on ST's, he's slow. And yes I DO love him, in a manly way of course.

The Broncos have no defense and Bailey will likely miss the game and at least be limited with his separated shoulder. Gates will eat them alive.

It's all supposed to be taken within context. I don't think anyone ever claimed he had sprinter's speed. Just that for his size, he's very fast and agile.

There is no WAY the Chargers are losing to the Broncos this weekend. Gates will be back and the Broncos are a bad team.

I think speaking intelligibly is more of a sign of intelligence than performance on standardized tests. Of course he's not a sprinter. He runs a 4.87 40-yard, which is slow for a ST'er, but fast for an OT.

Just put a dog in front of him.

That will change this weekend. I guarantee Griese will turn the ball over at least 3 times.

Naw. According to the Patsy trolls, he wasn't an upgrade for them. At least not as much of an upgrade as losing 2 coordinators, 2 key LB'ers, your 2nd leading WR, and a starting guard.

But, are you a slow one who gets drunk in the endzone?

Try $3M a year.

Well they did lose Trotter.

As I said before, Fat Pat was NEVER the key to the D-line. When the Bills had dominating defenses, it was either Fat Ted or Phat Sam who was the key, and when Fat Pat was the key by default (2001 and 2002), the defense was horrible. I don't care what he does in Minny, but I'm glad for him that he got paid.

Naw, VA thinks on his own, which means he takes the word of a paid scout over an NFL GM AND a bunch of drunks in the endzone. We're all homers (and slow) and he's the model of integrity.

If I'm slow, you're backwards in time. But nice try. Try rooting for the players instead of wanting to see someone fail because of your infantile ego.

Gotta pay off all the legal bills.

Corey got so big, the "7" on the front of his jersey popped off!

This is rich, coming from someone who listens to the word of some hack scout-friend as if it were gospel. You're right. Maybe the Bills SHOULD have given-up a 1st rounder and been paying Shelton $3M to play LT (poorly), cut Travis outright, and kept Bledsoe. I'm sure your hack scout-friend would have been happy with that.