Saint Doug

Great game by Fred, as always. I'm worried about Spiller though.

Well, apparently it's a new rule for this year. I blame coaching for allowing it to happen.

Sure, it would be great to have him playing for us. But, I didn't sell any top-paid safety play out of him today and don't think I will for the remainder of the season.

He pretty much won this game singlehandedly. This is why we pay him the big bucks. Play reminded me of what Bruce used to do against Miami.

Miami nearly took it to the house. But thanks to our kicker, he was slowed and stopped. Still a bad thread, Danny?

Pats totally got screwed! Awesome!!

ST coach should be fired immediately after this game.

He can also speak 5 other languages, including sign language and a language he invented by himself.

Fantastic. And EJ was drafted to model their success. Not good.

Perhaps. Who knows? But 2 knee injuries in 1 season doesn't bode well for him.

Can't Kiko just play his hands on EJ's ankle and heal it?

I just voted 20 times. So should you.

Huh? Exactly how does this translate into confidence in Tuel as starter or reserve if needed? Seriously, with all the QB scrambling that's been going on, this poor guy's confidence is likely shattered.

Until we have a franchise QB, this team is no better than any team we've fielded in the last 20 years. It's that simple.

It's sarcasm. I think it is in response to all the "Trade [insert Bills MVP here]" threads that pop up weekly.

I wouldn't mind Galisano as the owner of the Bills. A major league franchise owners needs to be the biggest fan of their team. Galisano just wasn't for the Sabres. It just seems he bought them due to them being in danger to leave town, being bankrupt, and selling for a very cheap price. I don't think that would be the case with the Bills, who are a money-maker (unlike the Sabres) and because he genuinely seems to love them.

This guy needs to be thrown in jail for life and have the **** beaten out if him on a daily basis.

If this guy is really doing this to avoid injury, I don't care how good he is. I would avoid him like the plague. This me first attitude will only become amplified once in the NFL. He's the type that would hold-out for top defender money after 3 years of his rookie contract.

It's very simple. The player in question (Byrd) has no value on our football team. He is refusing to play, didn't want to sign a long-term deal with us, and in all likelihood may never play another down as a Bill. Why let him go for free? As for Johnson, I don't think trading a target for EJ is a good idea.

They should definitely trade him. He's been no use to us crying on the side-line. But he still does have some value, trade value. Get at least a 2nd from him. Remember, we picked Kiko up in the 2nd.

This team would be downright awesome with Chan as OC and Pettine as HC.

Really, it's going to be hard to let Carpenter go once Hopkins is healthy.

Jarius who?

IR him, then place the FT back on him next offseason. I think it's time the Bills made an example of someone that they're not going to cave to player demands anymore.

"Locking him up" won't make a difference. If, at any point in the near future, he feels he wants to play for a different team or wants to be paid more, a long-term contract wouldn't matter. See: Peters.