Bmwolf21

Ah, the old "those who never played the game at a high level have no right to criticize those who do" argument. Always a classic.

Don't know if it was kicked low but someone got a hand on it. He's two for three today, both good from 32.

Anything that brings any sort of positive change to my hometown is a good thing. Good luck with it, Chevy.

Myself, I like to ask for gift cards for Christmas for a couple reasons - when we travel home for the holidays, gift cards are much easier to bring back, and by asking for GC's to the same store I can save up and splurge on something big that I wouldn't otherwise be able to afford or is more than I would want to spend.

Two INT's according to the Sportsline GameCenter.

I'm as on-board with not giving the QB all the praise or blame, and I'm as glad as anyone that he seems to have righted the ship today, but in those four weeks he had 3 TD's and 10 turnovers. That's consistently bad, no matter how you slice it.

Gotta wonder how much the broken finger is hurting his accuracy.

Not too fan the flames too much, but didn't Trent have four straight weeks of bad play? That isn't enough to be considered consistently?

WTF was that? A long pass to Evans? SERIOUSLY?

Leodis McKelvin has terrible hands for a first round pick.

Wow, a completion to Evans. Only took what, 5+ quarters for Trent to find him?

And plenty of corners.

That first drive should tell you that QB is not a first-round priority. Pass-rushing DE, OLB who doesn't get run over...

BINGO. These have been the same problems for two years now. While I disagree that Roy and Pommers are turning into dressing room cancers, I am starting to think Lindy is starting to lose the locker room. If I had to pick guys I would put Max at the top of that list, and having players like Tallinder and Rivet struggle isn't helping.

Agreed. I read a decent article about how Obama can learn from prior President's early mistakes, and they mentioned Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs foul up: In the days following the abortive invasion, according to historian Richard Reeves, the president “was seen talking to himself, sometimes startling his men by interrupting conversations with lines like, ‘How could I have been so stupid?’” Kennedy invited Eisenhower to confer with him after the fiasco in a show of national unity. The old general gave the young president a scolding, Reeves said. “Mr. President, how could you expect the world to believe we had nothing to do with it?” As Kennedy told Bissell later, “In a parliamentary system, I would resign.” But the Constitution gives presidents a fixed four-year term. Early embarrassments, and even disasters must simply be endured.

Ummmm...what?

If the kicker made that 53-yarder we wouldn't be talking about how bad the offense and coaching was. That kid is as anti-clutch as it comes. /TSW morons

Reruns on different boards don't count.

No way. Trent's play over the last few weeks - 8 picks and two fumbles lost in the last four games, with just 3 TD passes - is a major reason we've dropped four in a row and fallen from first to last in the division. A good game and a win over a 1-9 team with the 31st-ranked defense will do nothing to reinstill hope in his game, at least not in my eyes. If he rediscovers his confidence, puts together a few solid games in a row and the Bills climb back into the division race, then I'll start attributing this rough patch as just that. Until then I am going to be very concerned about TE.

Too many other positions need upgrades, IMO. We still need linemen on both sides, a pass-rushing DE, and a WLB. I wouldn't be surprised to see a late-round QB taken and/or a veteran signed as a possible backup.

Good idea.

All debatable.

Ralphie will never spring for the filet mignon.

Marty's Career record: 200-126-1 (Regular Season) (.613) 5-13 (Postseason) (.278) 205-139-1 (Overall) (.594) Jauron: 55-72 regular season (.433) 0-1 playoffs (.000) 55-73 overall (.430) I'd take Marty every day of the week with no hesitation.