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Gonzalez didn't want to play for us when we were 5-1 because he thought we weren't going anywhere. Now we're 6-5, and in last place in the division. Gonzalez wins.

This is why you don't try and label a player 10 weeks into his rookie season. Moron.

1.) That was not a reasonably catchable ball. 2.) Even if it was an easy interception and he dropped it, you can't be mad at him. We drafted the guy knowing he can't catch a cold. Would you buy a car where the biggest fault was its gas mileage, and then complain about the horrible gas mileage 5 months after you bought it? 3.) He's turning the corner. Forget the kick return, I'm not talking about that. At the corner position he is playing MUCH better and he's progressing every week. His run support has been phenominal. Even on the 60-some yard run by the Browns, McKelvin cut so far into the backfield that Harrison was forced to take it right up the middle. McKelvin did this on at least 5 running plays. He also had that nice pass breakup down the field in one on one coverage. Stop complaining.

Are you aware that Braylon Edwards had 8 catches for over 100 yards, and arguably his best game of the season?

Does any team who lines up in the shotgun run more than 10% of the time?

Go back to sucking DRC's jockstrap.

Good idea. This is the first thread I've seen on the topic

Go look at the list of the players in the first round. Has anyone done much of anything yet? So besides DRC, Mayo and Keller, everyone in that entire draft must be a complete bust 10 weeks into the season, right?

Andre Caldwell - Center, Alabama. Pass rush is also a HUGE need.

No way. There is no way Baltimore is in contention for even a wild card, based on their schedule for the rest of the year. Pittsburgh will win that division easily. It makes no sense to root for them to loose, and root for a team that could have battled us for a wild card spot. If Pittsburgh is going to win the division, it doesn't matter how much they win. All you are rooting for is for San Diego to be closer to us in the wild card race. Good thing they lost.

So you are getting on Bills' management because we drafted a corner when we needed line help, and then you say you would have drafted Rogers-Cromartie or Dustin Keller. You are, by far, retard of the week.

We want them to lose. If Denver wins the division and it comes down to wildcards, we win it over San Diego... especially if we lose to Denver.

I guess its just me, but I don't understand how padding on the outside would be any better and eliminate helmet to helmet injuries. Maybe if the helmet was hitting skin, but during a helmet to helmet collision the helmets are hitting each other, not a helmet vs someone's bare head. The densities are still the same, the heaviness of the helmet is still the same (if not more due to the extra padding), and the speed/force of the players colliding is still the same. If two cars are slamming together from opposite directions, are you better off because the outside has a thin layer of padding? I think it might be better for a player landing on the turf to have some padding, but in a helmet to helmet collision, I really don't see much of a difference. Now, if the layer of padding was significant to the point where it would resist some of the blow, then yeah. But any layer of padding on the outside of a helmet wouldn't be significant enough to do anything. Maybe I'm just retarded, so someone please explain this to me.

FYI, you are a moron.

Incredibly.

No, because I don't give him credit to begin with. Early in his career, he was fantastic, but he hasn't done much since (other than be "good against the run" or have a "high motor). He is still living off his reputation of 2-3 years ago, but he is definitely NOT the same player.

You can't be serious, can you? He's the best pass rusher on this team right now.

Where is the "Injuries" option?

So when players are injured and it comes down to coaching, are you really going to say that Jauron should still win because the one of the best coaches this game has ever seen (Belichick) can win with no one?

Hey, has anyone noticed that half our team is injured?

No team has talent left when they are down to 3rd stringers and undrafted free agents.

I know it would be shuffling the line, but wouldn't Walker at RG and Chambers at RT be a better fit for both? I know if it were, the Bills would have experimented, but I don't understand why its not. Walker has experience at guard, Chambers does not. Chambers is a stick, Walker is not. I dunno, I guess its me.

$2.79

He's actually my favorite one. I think he is even better than Mack. Call me crazy.