Saint Doug

Don't worry, Curse of burial ground underneath Ralph > luck your family brings

Oh, lighten up. It's a joke.

These kickers are juiced nowadays. They get away with it because nobody expects it...or cares. I think it's very possible, but coaches have been reluctant to try it, mainly because a miss, which is more than likely, would give the opponent very good field position.

EJ was injured in his Junior year at FSU. A minor one, but just keeping it real. Plus, NFL players are more punishing. Correct, it is too early to give him this label, but it should stop the Bills from drafting a health insurance policy.

Yep, that's a bunch of crap. Not playing RG3 is like your grandma keeping plastic wrap on the new couch. They're really seeing what they have in Cousins.

Really? I certainly see these as a problem, mainly with coaching. Our coaching must be able to adapt to the players and their strengths. Coaches that have just one system, their system, tend to fail once they're unable to hammer square pegs into round holes. Our coaches must be able to identify our player's strengths and take advantage of them. So, Flynn knows the GB system. Couldn't the Bills coaches come up with a make-shift GB-like offense? It seems amateurish they couldn't and we're no better than the Raiders.

I'm seeing big league throws from Henne, of all people, I just wish EJ could make these.

Awesome!

"The Buffalo secondary gets their hands on a lot of balls"

I honestly don't think he had the ball.

Another nice throw. It'll be great to see these throws out of EJ.

Nice chuck!

Don't worry, the implosion will come in the 2nd half.

We can always count on Freddy. Wish he was 5 years younger.

Another great pass by EJ.

Just more evidence for: 1) Drafting a 2nd developmental QB on your team, and... 2) "Read-option" QBs being overrated in the NFL and it's time to draft a true pocket-passer.

Looks like the Jay Cutler era's going to come to an end soon.

We're better off trading him for a 2nd or a 3rd during the offseason.

That was sweet, I have to admit.

It's an intriguing idea, but something tells me, no matter how great he will be, Marrone will be ill-equip to negotiate and mentor a personality such as his.

Absolutely not. If he succeeds, great. If he flops, which is much more likely to happen, we get a better draft pick.

I hope this is the game where the Bills figure out EJ isn't the answer. At this rate we're going to get a top 3 pick and it would be extremely stupid not to pick a QB with it.

This is very cute and all, but the fact remains that it has become Bills culture to repeatedly swing and miss on opportunities. I guess we'll have to wait to see how this plays out, but if we can learn anything from the past, this likely won't end well. Let's not forget that Whaley probably had a large say in hiring Marrone and drafting EJ, both of which are not appearing to be sound decisions.

The Bills were not going to win anything this year, and perhaps next year. They could've waited for Rogers to develop. Besides, the obviously haven't needed Hogan for anything this season. Well, if he insulted Marrone's mother or something, I can sympathize with the Bills. What, he didn't fit into the culture of losing here? He caught the ball some way that didn't jive with the Bills. Because by December each year, the Bills season is essentially over, so it's time to look back and wonder what went wrong. Meanwhile, a player the Bills though they were better than has blown up in a game. Simple.

The irony in all this was that the Bills cut him because he wasn't giving an effort or lazy or whatever, but the very same could be said of Marrone. The head coach's job is to get his players ready to play their best. Marrone bailed out on this responsibility. He was lazy and took the path of least resistance. He didn't want to put forth the effort to make this kid realize his potential, which is what a real professional would have done.