Mark Vader

He would at least trespass on One Bills Drive, wouldn't he?

Yeah, I get the frustration, it sucks. Having said that, I am not abandoning our coach after 2 seasons or our rookie quarterback after one season. $85-90 million in cap space next off season and 10 draft picks. There is a lot that they can do with that.

That's hindsight for ya. Not everything works out as planned. That's just how it is.

Drafting a QB high again would be a waste of time. The Bills have committed to Josh Allen, now they have to get players to build up the offense, and they need more depth on defense. Trading down would be a wise move.

And if that ends up being the case, they should seriously consider trading down. The Bills are going to need all the draft picks they can get.

Or maybe they'll release Logan Thomas.

Yes, it is.

Yes, he had one reception.

The defense surrendered 18 points last night. They did their part.

I agree. Right now Jordan Phillips looks to me as if what Marcel Dareus was supposed to be.

I understand that, but the NFC North is wide open, if the Lions wanted a shot at it, shouldn't they do it with all the players they have?

Can we get this thread pinned?

He was there last night?

I agree, it was set up good, but why did they design that play to be thrown to Clay and not a WR?

Leaving work now, and ready for the action. Let's shock the nation! GO BILLS!!!

Ryan Lewis is active for the first time in 2 weeks.

So true. Tonight is our AFC Championship Game!

Must have been Yolo who saw him.

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Veteran, yes. Leader? Not so sure.

Can we borrow Ralphie from Colorado?

Because he was a cool heel.

Nice try, but there is no better heel than The Man... https://giphy.com/gifs/dusty-rhodes-Ro6bzW9q9Bttu

Yes, although Florida looks to be on the right track. They played good, but Georgia pulled away in the 4th quarter. Florida State hasn't recovered from that loss to Alabama from last year, and all Miami has going for them is that silly turnover chain. Speaking of football teams that have "fallen off", when is Tennessee going to get it's act together?

Georgia will more likely be heavily favored and rightfully so. Still, that is a big game, and the SEC is always tough. Lexington will be rocking. Michigan-Penn State is big although not as big as it could have been. Louisiana State-Alabama is off the charts. Should be a classic. Let's not forget about Notre Dame-Northwestern. The Wildcats should not be taken lightly. What has happened to the Pac-12? Washington losing to California? Oregon getting taken to the woodshed by Arizona? I did not picture Washington State & Utah as being the top teams in the conference.