Dr. K

What a great defensive game. This defense is starting to look monstrous. The turnovers! I don't remember a stretch of so many in such a short time even in the Super Bowl years. I'm still not confident in Lindell's field goal kicking. I hope they don't ever come down to depending on him to make a long one to win a game. I always had faith in Christie in these situations, not so Lindell I thought Shaud Williams showed a lot in pre-season, and I'm glad to see him play so well when he got the chance. I seems the quickest runner on the team, though he's small and won't break many tackles. I think he does offer a good change of pace from Willis. I think he has aq future on this team I'd like to see if he can catch passes as well. I'm bummed that the Ravens and Broncos won. We really need those teams to start losikng or we have no chance. Bledsoe was off target on many passes, but it didn't matter: this is the thing that makes me freel the best about the Bills right now. They can overcome a poor game from Bledsoe as long as he doesn't lose it all by himself with turnovers and terrible decisions. This is the most complete bills team in years. It sure is fun watching these new Bills. I want to see them in the playoffs, where they will put a scar into whoever they face, but I'm determined to enjoy the games as the come regardless.

I agree completely. I've seden all of these. He can be completely different from movie to movie: his pathetic character in Boogie Nights is completely different from the rich jerk he plays in The Talented Mr. Ripley, which is completely different from his version of Lester Bangs in Almost Famous, and the male nurse in Magnolia. Great actor. I did not know he was from Rochester.

Get a Honda, new or used. I've owned five over the last twenty-five years. All of them had great service records. I went off the reservation in 1999 and bought a Volkswagon Passat. Great car to drive, but LOUSY LOUSY maintainence record. The thing could not go 10K miles wihtout some major problem. Stick with the Japanese.

Booth Lustig

I want to see the Bills put away the Browns the way the Patriots would on their own home field. That would tell me they have become a truly good team. The Bills don't have to blow them out, but they need to control the game and take care of business. This is not a "play-on-emotion" game but the kind of game a good team must win.

Yeah, right. Try Alabama or Mississippi. Low taxes. Lousy schools. Lousy services. Low life expectancy. Taxes are the price you pay for a civilized society. This probably ought to be moved to the politics board, so we can ignore it better.

My sister works in the county budget office. She says Giambra is the most coprrupt politician she has ever seen. I don't live in Buffalo anymore, and there are probably other reasons for this mess too, but government isn't the problem so much as corruption and incompetence in government.

I think this report is screwed up. I don't think Euhus is out for the season--Campbell is. Reports are Euhus will start for Campbell Sunday.

I thought Gabe Northern could play. I thought RJ could play. I thought letting Cowart go was a huge mistake. And for all you old folks out there.... I thought Dennis Shaw would be a hall of famer.

Hummer drivers=wimps

Is Mike Williams injured, too? How seriously?

This talk about Henry's worthlessness ("When he went out all I worried about was losing a 4th round draft choice from next year") is just another example of the manichean (look it up) way some Bills fans treat any player on the team. Either they are godlike and can walk on water, or they are total merde. There is no in-between. There is no concept of better or worse, it is all or nothing. Because McGahee is better than Henry and has forced Henry to the bench, then Henry is a piece of crap player and no better than Joe Burns, and probably worse. Good riddance to Henry! Every time he carries the ball he falls down! This is ludicrous, but actually kind of amusing, if you can step back from it. Sort of like your six-year-old's opinion of the relative worth of Skeletor vs. She-Woman.

That's pretty weird, you and me posting the same movie at exactly the same time at widely different places across the country. Welcome to the Twilight Zone.

Paths of Glory, directed by Stanley Kubrick, starring Kirk Douglas

I liked Baldwin as Ryan, but I beg to differ on his other work. Baldwin has given a number of great performances, usually as bad guys. He's got a scary intensity and an edge of craziness. If you haven't seen them check out "Miami Blues" or "Malice" or "The Cooler."

I have a PhD and my last name starts with "K." Some of my co-workers called me that when I used to work at a wire service. And no, I was not a fan of Dwight Gooden, though I wish him no ill.

Henry outgained Marshall Faulk by three yards, 9-6.

BilzFan in GA was a regular member of the board YEARS AGO. Besides, what he said was quite reasonable, and the angry response he's getting from some of you only proves his point (and that of others) that the board has gotten bitter and angry. Too many flame wars (though there were such wars going way back to the HyperBills board at the D&C, which I believe started this thing).

I never miss a game unless I am traveling. I followed the Bills long before they could ever dream of being in a Super Bowl, so this is not new to me.

You guys are missing my point. Sullivan may well be right about benching Bledsoe and starting Losman. The only reason I would not start Losman right away is that Losman probably hasn't had enough prqactice with the first team and is still not 100% on his healing leg. It's a judgment call that could go either way. But that's not the issue for me. The issue is the utter contempt with which Sullivan states his opinions. Sullivan is not some drunk in a bar, he's supposed to be a journalist, and he's not writing about life-or-death situations, he's writing about a game. If Mularkey changes his mind and starts Losman right away, and Losman stinks up the joint for three or four games, what do you think Sullivan is going to write then? You think he won't be screaming for Mularkey's and Donohoe's heads on a platter? The worst thing that could ever happen to Sullivan would be for the Bills to play well. He's been tongue tied for the last two weeks; I can just see him salivating as the Bills played so badly Sunday night--it must have made his day.

Is that Condi "Bin Laden Determined to Attack inside the U.S." Rice? The woman who said she didn't bother to read the CIA assessment on Saddam Hussein's weapons programs before the war? The woman whose entire NSA career has been about covering her boss's butt, and explaining to him that Sweden is not Switzerland?

Today's column sets me off. Even when he says things I agree with, the guy is a snide creep. It's not about his opinioins, it's about his dismissive "I'm a genius--you suck" attitude. I'd like to see him left alone in an alley with Bledsoe, Donohoe, Mularkey and a couple of Bills o-linemen. I wonder what would be left of him?

I'm bearing up under the stress. Good practice for the next four years.

I completely agree with Darin on this (!?!). Yes the Bills looked terrible Sunday, but reacting like your hair's on fire is stupid. TD is a fool when he drafts Mcgahee and he sits for a whole season, TD is a genius when McGahee gains 100 yards a game for three games in a row, and TD is a moron when the pats smoke the Bills in a Sunday night game. Sheesh.

I agree. MM will not start Losman. Frankly, I don't know what the devil he should do. I'm glad I'm not the coach.