The Big Cat

Our offense is better than their defense. Is that margin greater than, equal to, less than, or at all inversely related to our defense stacks up to their offense. Barring turnovers, that'll be the difference in the game...

"One of my favorite shows is We Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry..." All the insight I needed.

#AtThisPointWhoGivesAShit

Exactly. And the general consensus here is that Nix/Whaley/Gailey have made good personnel decisions. So, in spite of how off-the-mark posters at TSW might be, if those three didn't think he was worth the money, and that rookie Kelvin Shepherd could do his job as well, if not better, then it's them I trust.

IF HE COULDN'T PLAY, HE WOULDN'T.

It means the Wildcat will be kept alive by getting Spiller back.

Haven't seen this posted here, enjoy Bills fans. http://www.nfl.com/ultimateroadtrip?module=HP11_content_stream#episode7

Ha, I'll take that in the spirit it was intended!

OMG, if Spiller hadn't gone down, it would have been UGLY.

I like it. I like it a lot.

Chan's a lousy coach.

SMH...YOLO, Thisistheyear, YOLO.

You guys. What if Freddie steps onto the field, and a bolt of lightning strikes him on top of the head, splitting him in half? I'm really worried about that.

Absolutely not. In fact, I'll call you right now!

Depends on what you're basing you're opinion on. No offense, but I think the coaches, the trainers, the medical staff and Fred himself are more cued into the situation.

Well, at least six of you are of sound mind.

That's quite the bottom-gap.

Okay, I'm glad a big crap-cloud hovered over this thread, because I wasn't about to share similar sentiment, unless it was already prevailing. To echo a prior comment: it's Huffpost, but not really. It's amateur hour from their "chicks who like to, you know, like talk about football" section that nobody reads, and burying this content further is the fact that it's the Bills portion of the section. So I hardly qualify this as "news." Also, it's a !@#$ing hashtag. The fact that these dweebs (and I know from personal experience that they are in fact pretty lame) are getting any kind of attention for "inventing" or "innovating" a !@#$ing hashtag is--in itself--MIND. BLOWING. The only thing that makes this even remotely "interesting" is the fact that the players use it, too. Other than that: LAME

I'm pretty sure sprains can't be made into season-ending injuries...can someone cq that?

I mean, it's fun getting this kind of glimpse, right?

I want to be excited about this, but after very very similar threads after last year's red-hot start, these numbers will hold much MUCH more water in about 6-8 weeks. Ugh. Turd, meet punch bowl, I know.

Another candid moment, this time courtesy of Troup. http://t.co/izlohHQp Is that McKelvin or Mark Anderson sitting by Mario (who looks to be holding court!).

I'm not sure which code we're violating by being critical of Poz. Great, he's the heart-and-soul of a defense that--through 3 games--has given up a 28th ranked 412 yards per game en route to a 1-2 record. Sounds like he's reprising the exact same role he played in Buffalo: great attitude, great work ethic, ****ty team, impossible to say whether or not he'd stand out on a team that can actually play. But, since he's all they got, it's a great story for the media to glom to and prop up the local fan base. It's like we're in 2008 all over again.

Zero.

There's zero margin of error for a punter. And in 2010, 2011 and this year, Moorman made lots and lots of errors. There were two punts on Sunday where he really let us down by shanking one short. I for one grew tired of him ripping of his chin trap in disgust--a sign that it wasn't DeHaven's fault (I mean, please).