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I think we should try another strength and conditioning coach. Keep trying new ones until they get it right.

On the contrary, I believe there are a few people here who actually do want them to lose.

That's fine, although perhaps not altogether fair given that New England is firing on all cylinders and has completely dismantled teams much better than the Bills in recent weeks (see New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago).

I don't fully get all of the Cleveland bashing. Sure Delhomme looked bad out there, but this is the same Cleveland team that beat New Orleans on the road (with a rookie QB that threw for all of 74 yards), absolutely spanked New England (also with a rookie QB), beat the Fins on the road, and was 2-0 with Delhomme at the helm prior to the Bills game. Plus, they lost close ones to the Jets, Jags, Chiefs, and Ravens, all division leaders (or close) at the time. This is not a horrible Cleveland team. Delhomme looked crappy, but to me that was part Delhomme and part weather with a big dose of Bills defensive pressure. Personally, I'm giving the Bills a lot of credit for that win.

Hell, I can't remember the last Bills QB that made me believe they could get a first down on third and long.

Wow, that really made me LOL.

I would actually be pretty happy with that set of offensive linemen going into next year. And to think, it would only take one extra person.

Yeah, there was a fairly long and active thread here a couple of weeks ago by the guy who came up with it. It was fairly well received, with some very good economic discussions.

I didn't watch the game, and I really didn't pay any attention to it at all until I saw some highlights the other day. But I noticed something peculiar about that game, and I don't know if anyone heard anything mentioned about it. I didn't see anything online. For the first time since I can remember, both teams wore their home jerseys during an NFL game. Detroit wore their throwback home blue jerseys with grey pants, New England* wore their throwback home red jerseys with the white pants. Strange?

This.

God is like the Oracle. He told Stevie...exactly what he needed to hear.

He went up to the podium on his own. Nobody made him.

Some might argue that they all emerged once Gailey took over the offense.

Props indeed. After giving up 200+ yards rushing yet again, there can't be any question what this team needs. Draft, free agency, I don't care how.

They actually did, which is how I knew they put the time back on.

I love KW, but every time I see Ngata's name it drives me crazy.

Seriously. Trent was benched after the second game, and not only that, he was released. I doubt that fits with the story, though.

That hit on Boomer was just vicious. It really did look like he killed him.

I remember watching it and thinking he would certainly get called for a hold. Then again, I suspect Ed's crew were just itching to get the hell out of there.

Wait, wasn't this Fitzy's second 4-TD game this year? He threw for four against Baltimore, too. Doesn't that make 6? Criminy, the guy has thrown for 4 TDs twice in one season and people still want someone better.

He really did get thrown around on that play, but he seemed to make uo for it the rest of the game...

I've never been as cold as when I lived in Chicago.

Damn, that is just hard to believe.

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Hmm, I guess that must have been another quarterback who did that against Baltimore and Kansas City.