truth on hold

Was kind of hoping Ken wouldn't it make it to this one. Bills haven't exactly done well during his streak

And bowman too.

Ralph never was a good stadium. 70's monstrosity. They ruined a lot of good natural outdoors putting it there too.

oh yeah, good point. Maybe we should just share Ford Field with them. like Jets and Giants share MetLife Stadium

New Orleans. That's the only dome team playing away that weekend.

Yeah good teams, especially AFC ones given playoff implication for bills. But 2 teams from out of the conference, neither of which are very good? Probably not. And that's just aTV. Takes a lot more effort to actually go to the game, and in this case on a weeknight.

I have a feeling wildcard competitors are going to do bills lots of favors this weekend ... Chefs already lost (yes I called it), I also see chargers and dolphins losing too. However just kind of have a sick feeling it's going to be wasted because bills won't beat the jets. Theyre better with vick and harvin. Really their WRs are respectable with kerley, decker, harvin, and graham

No one's even going to be there. Can you imagine how many would go to the Ralph on a monday evening to watch lions play vikings?

are they charging people? if it were free in a city I lived Id go even if I didnt care about the teams. I bet you'd see a lot of families with kids too

with our losing record at home this could be a good thing

Im sure there's no legal angle, however I'd love it if we could bring national media attention to that jackass and his crew with an online petition presented to the league, billboard, full page ad/editorial etc etc

Fred Jackson said its a big disadvantage. The coaches sent out game plan on iPads so they could at least see what theyre trying to accomplish. One good thing at least there won't be any groin injuries. Seems like a lot of groin pulling going on in in bills practices.

Pegula didn't become a billionaire by making poor investment decisions. It in the falls, next to a wonder of the world, an international border, and in the flow of millions of tourists every year.

Most (if not all) of these guys will not be available. Of the ones that likely could be available I'm going with Colt McCoy

In downtown Niagara Falls

I agree he shouldnt have bumped the official. But his broader point is that crew has a history of bad calls going against bills at critical times. I see it, many other fans see it, and now we learn players do too.

what about the pats game where he got a PF for giving his team mate a high 5?

I think that would be an upgrade for Coleman. That stupid hick sounds like he's more accustomed to campers, trailer parks, and a cot in his friends basement

If EJ's not ready after 14 starts and 6 games watching the veteran Orton, then it's time for Whaley, Marrone and others to hand in their resignations. They took him in the first round, he was first QB taken, and he's had the same coaches and system the whole time. If he can't replace Orton (2nd lowest QBR of starting QBs), then he's a failure and so are they.

Let me see, that's $5k for you on the Hughes PF, $5K for you on the woods push off, and another $5k for the Watkins illegal pick. I think we're all caught up on the patriots game. Now for Miami, who gets credit for the grounding, and who for the gilmore pass interference?

Seriously what is it that colemans crew has against us? When I saw they were doing thursdays game I knew we were in for it. The players are recognizing it too

Defensive end Jerry Hughes was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct in the fourth quarter and said he wasn't given an explanation for the call. "There really wasn't one," Hughes said. "I did yell because I did get held on that play. I made sure I yelled, 'Holding.' Whatever else came after that, I really don't know. I don't know. ... I've never really seen a holding call missed at the point of attack like that. So I really don't know. I'm at a loss for words right now." Hughes was also flagged for a questionable unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in Week 6 against the New England Patriots, a game that was also officiated by Walt Coleman's crew. "It's the same crew from New England, from when we played New England, so it just doesn't surprise me," Hughes said. More at the link: http://espn.go.com/b...t-colemans-crew

Gilmore's teammates question call: Cornerback Stephon Gilmore was also on the receiving end of a questionable call in the fourth quarter, a 24-yard defensive pass interference penalty as Gilmore was trying to break up a pass intended for Mike Wallace. Asked how his teammates reacted to the play, Gilmore said, "Everybody [was] telling me it was a bulls--- call," Gilmore said. "So it is what it is. They made it. Gotta live with it." Gilmore added that he didn't know how else to play the pass. http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/15236/jerry-hughes-not-pleased-with-walt-colemans-crew

"How am I supposed to know the rules? There are so many of them and I'm just one guy."

Let it go, let it go! Can't hold it back any more. Let it go, let it go! Turn away and slam the door. I don't care what they're going to say. Let the storm rage on. The cold never bothered me anyway. http://youtu.be/L0MK7qz13bU