Lofton80

Hilarious

Collins is the one who worries me. That guy makes plays.

I sure hope they are prepared for the edge blitzes that kill us against the Pats every time. Both games last year they got strip sacks.

Last year, the first game was a disaster with 14 penalties, 3 fumbles and 8 sacks for the Pats. Second game was somewhat better with 5 penalties, 3 fumbles and 2 sacks. Playing NE is hard enough without helping them with penalties and turnovers. To have a chance on the road, the Bills cannot turn the ball over and get away with it. You know Belichick sees the way Shady puts the ball out there and will have his guys ready to strip it out. Ninkovich and Chandler Jones not being involved should help, they both routinely dominated the Bills. I imagine the Pats will try to stuff the run and invite Tyrod to pass. I also expect them to be waiting for him to roll out to the right like the Ravens did week 1. Beating the pats in NE is never easy but the Bills cannot help them.

Don't let him out of the building!

I was there and did not see the flags moving at all. It was a beautiful day for football. The ball is coming off Colton Schmidt's foot wobbly rather than in a spiral. He hit the coffin corner type kicks well where he drops it differently. Hopefully, he straightens it out soon. A few of those kicks were 30 yards or less. His avg from last year is down about 6 yards.

Kyle had one of his best games yesterday. He was moved all over the line and was a force. I really liked the way he pushed the tackle back when he was lined at DE. I cannot remember the last time he played this well.

The punter was lousy! And wind was practically non existent. Other than that special teams were pretty good. Tate is going to bust one before season ends.

Clay did some great blocking yesterday.

Russ only handles tickets and marketing.

Selling football tickets to this community is about as difficult as selling a bucket of wings to Rob Ryan. Line of the year!

Shady shouldn't be running behind Ryan Groy- Game deciding play much less

Ralph Wilson meddled for 40 years. Why is this a thing? I hope they want better results than last weeks embarrasment

Gameday cannot get here fast enough.

Last year the Roman/Tyrod offense led the league in 3 and outs. This year through 2 games, they lead the league in 3 and outs. While scoring is always good, stalled drives do put pressure on a defense.

He has a perfect role. Gets input but no direct responsibility. Probably was threatened by potential of Bill Polian being a football czar and having Terry's ear.

I want to see the middle hold up in the run game without Dareus. Can #94 perform when the lights come on? Can the defense disrupt the passer ? I am curious to see tonight if by chance they have figured out that Cousins likes to run bootleg plays. After last years beat down, hopefully, they can defense those plays.

I was pretty impressed with Little. I am not sure what plays he was "outmatched" on. He is a big target who made 2 red zone catches. #30 running down Rainey on his long run was impressive. Cyrus and John Miller both look improved.

He is the best ever and unfortunately in our division.

Kevon Seymour looks like a game 1 contributor. Cardale Jones was pretty impressive and will be under no pressure to play early. Preston Brown looks more comfortable out there. In his limited action, McCoy looked really quick. Jon Williams looks like a natural runner. Negatives- Hankerson just does not have the hands of an NFL receiver. He looks the part and does get open. Carpenter's FG from 53 was no where near the uprights. Defense on screen pass was frighteningly bad. Chalk it up to preseason.

Tony Boselli dominated pre injury. 5 pro bowls, all decade selection Joe Jacoby OT of Skins,6 time finalist in HOF voting Cliff Branch Raiders- missed wide open passing era, still one of best yards per catch in history LC Greenwood 6 time pro bowler, all decade team of 70's Mark Bavaro- complete TE, one of best blockers, career cut short by bad knee Agree with Roger Craig backers

Mulberry is tremendous. Lasagna is 5 star. Steve's Ox Roast- Outstanding roast beef sandwich Breakfast- Original Pancake House - Williamsville Steak- Buffalo Chophouse is very good- bring your wallet! Pizza- Bocce is good, Danny's near the stadium has good pizza

Johnny Football is prominently mentioned on his website. whitfieldathletix.com/alumni

Well deserved for #78.

Rochester's own Jarron Jones, nose tackle for Notre Dame will shot up these draft boards if he can put a healthy season together.