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As usual, asleep at the wheel. Looks like Whaley learned from Nix.

Trust me the image I have of that lady itself has been tough to wash away.

Get 'er dun, Whaley ?

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Do you promise to remain a friend after we finish the NFCN sweep ? After all, you would have lost one to the Bills but the Bills would by then have helped you by three division defeats. Deal ?

Two years ago on a cruise ship, there was a 60+ year wrinkly old hag who was wearing a small bikini. She got a lot of attention too.

Great news !!

Lol. I meant Asian Indian music. You don't want me to link any examples unless you want your head to hit the keyboard instantly.

I hope so but I am nervously excited about this game. Have to keep penalties to a minimum and not turn the ball over.

I didn't see the Jets game yesterday but the stats line makes it quite evident how poor both QBs played. Again, no team should trust their rookie QB enough to not have a competent backup available. If Orton was available and a Bill last season, we would be in the playoffs.

And in my mind, equally laughable as him telling any team that his protege is not likely to succeed at the NFL level. Color me clueless about college football, but I find this quite difficult to believe. I agree. EJ is righfully benched, people need to leave it at that.

As with EJ, thrown into the fire too soon. The difference is that the Bills made a smart move by having a competent backup. That is a corner the Jets have painted themselves into and are now in a no-win situation.

While I think each of them is winnable with the talent we have, it depends on how we play this Sunday. If we shake off the perennial inferiority complex we have towards the Pats* and beat them, it will make me a LOT more optimistic regarding the other games. We need KyleW and Bradham back, big time.

That would be Country to me. ABBA Men At Work Whole lot of real old Indian music

Much as I usually like CC's comments, yesterday was an embarassment with the amount of adulation towards Brady*. He is typically quite perceptive and balanced but come on. Someone needed to remind him there were two teams playing the game yesterday and the Pats* had 10 other players on offense.

Good luck to your dad. Not to come off as a smart-ass but is it really advisable to show a (Cardiac) Bills game to an already ill person ?

I can think of several cliches regarding this game: statement game, separate men from the boys, pretenders versus contenders, season defining. After the early season chest thumping regarding the Bills' ascendance, this game gives a chance to prove it. You can bet Spikes will be pumped about this game. I hope KyleW and Bradham return.

View from the other side: Detroit Free Press " And suddenly, without warning, Jim Schwartz, now Bills’ defensive coordinator, rose into the air — like a bad dream come to life — smiling and pumping his fist, as the Bills beat the Lions, 17-14, Sunday afternoon. Schwartz even was carried off the field. Just shoot a laser into my eyes, I can’t watch anymore." Detroit News "It certainly wasn't Matthew Stafford's day. The quarterback whose late-season struggles certainly played a role in Schwartz's downfall in Detroit was picking himself up off the turf early and often. He was sacked six times, knocked down at least four more, and finished 18-of-31 for 221 yards with a touchdown and an interception."

This game is rapidly getting out of hand

Classy and hard worker. Tough to root against the guy. Hope for his sake (and the Bills) that he puts it all together.

I see a big difference in the way Woods and Watkins answered the questions. Watkins was making a comparison and Woods was simply commenting on Orton. If he had made the tough catches, I wouldn't have been so hard on him. This is not about EJ . it is about a rookie who has proven little in real games, admitted to taking a play off in the SD game and had drops that changed the early course of the Texans game. He, of all people, needs to appreciate a hard worker, however lower skilled.

Agree to this as well. EJ may not have football smarts but he is a very hard worker and a stand-up guy. People and especially his team mates need to have the class to appreciate it.

I have a huge problem with him mouthing off (indirectly) about EJ but the above is the one I have the most problem with. He needs to give 100% every time he is on the field and help his QB out. He does not get to choose who is QB is.

http://www.nfl.com/n...tter_atl_hanzus I liked Orton's response "....thats a **** question"

"....but was not targeted once by Brady, who was seemingly too busy forcing the ball into Edelman, his other receivers’ ankles, and the players in red to pay any attention to the tight end."