Mr_Blizzard

Yup. A 3rd and 17 play takes so long to develop that the QB is almost certainly going to have to chuck and duck.

Hahahahahaaaaa!

It's a big game. As Marv used to say - you need to win your division. Go Bills!

Just playing in the AFC East makes the schedule tough. There are 3 good teams in this division. Miami has assumed the roll of punching bag (and they're filling the role well!). I could care less what Cowher says at this point.

London calling . . . Miss hearing that for the Bills. He came calling Fitz today. Yikes!

Levitre's got game!

I just do my best Lady Gaga imitation. She's enough to gag a faggot (or a Zombie!)

I seriously hate how Walmart handles customers. As a matter of fact, I refuse to use self-checkout at that store.

She's lucky she didn't kill herself or anyone else. 128 mph? Are ya serious??

Not much of a movie buff, but my daughter dragger me to "She's out of Control" when it forst came out. Terrible! "Gene Siskel revealed that after viewing the film, he became so depressed that he considered quitting his job as a movie critic." (retrieved from Wikipedia, October 31st, 2011)

Great opportunity to build Halloween snowmen. Where's my pumpkin??

Siri - open the pod bay doors.

One at a time. This is a huge game for the Bills, and I hope that Chan and Co have a great game plan to knock off the Jets.

As much as I used to hate the 'Fins, I pity them now for their complete meltdown. I'd love to see them get good enough to hate them again and rekindle the Bills-Dolphins rivalry from the past.

The win yesterday looked pretty damn good. I understand that, yes, the 'skins are in bad shape right now. But the Bills are beat up too, and they still dominated the Redskins. A win next week will say a lot about this team. I don't care if it's an ugly 13-10 type of game; JUST WIN BABY!

Yup - the defense didn't score any points this week. I think we should cut everybody and start over. Bahahahaaaaa! Great win today Buffalo. You're on your way!

And to think - he passed on the Bills for the 'skins. Love It!

Hat's off to Fletcher; that was just a great defensive play.

Spiller has talent

Dareus is paying dividends!

O M G !

Bresnahan remembers Hull October 21, 2011 - 9:00 AM | 0 comments Here's an excerpt of an interview I did about a decade ago with former Bills offensive line coach and coordinator Tom Bresnahan on the late Kent Hull, who will be buried today in Greenwood, Miss. Bresnahan is one of the most articulate coaches I've ever met and was a great O-line coach for the Bills. “Kent was a great football player. During my time in professional football, he’s as good as it gets. First of all, he was an exceptional athlete in almost every way. There were two centers, maybe three, besides him that I thought were superior centers. Mike Wesbter was around at the beginning of my time. Then there was Dwight Stepehnson. Then Dermontti Dawson. Each were a little different. In comparison to those three, I’d have to rate Kent the No. 1 pass protector of the four. Kent Hull was brilliant as a pass protector. I’m sure (ex-Dolphins coach) John Sandusky would say Stephenson.” “I know what we did in our scheme in those days, sending five receivers out in the pattern, was rare. There were many times we left only the five O-linemen to block all the rushers. Obviously, you cant block ‘em all. Jim Kelly had to read hot. This put tremendous pressure on Kent, not only mentally but physically. If it was an odd defense, if Kent were covered, he was totally alone. All the other guys, if they were uncovered, were peeleing out of there looking for blitzers. "Finally as a run blocker, Dermontti and Dwight Stephenson were quicker off the mark, I’d have to say. But we didn’t ask Kent to do a lot of those kinds of things. We didn’t ask Kent to pull. He was exceptionally quick. He could get position on a big, strong nose man who could overpower most centers. He had unique strength, even though he wasn’t he biggest guy on the line. A lotta Thurman Thomas’ yardage was run just outside of him or to the backside of him." "Now let’s get to the real heart. I coached some really good linemen who I love dearly. But he was the best overall football player I ever coached. The reason why I say it is not just his physical ability, but he had an unbelievable demeanor and an ability to make decisions under pressure and a calmness and a poise under pressure that really kept everybody on the same page. Operating the no-huddle offense, the only other real key besides Kelly was Kent Hull. “A couple other things. The line is together six months a year, and we’re in a room and a lot of ‘em are hearing the same things over and over again. Coaching this was a seminar situation with players and coaches making decisions as a team about what’s the best way to go about this thing. Kent was obviously a key guy in my mind in bouncing things off of. I didn’t hesitate to call him on the phone on Tuesday. A couple times I’d remember he’d even come to the office on Tuesday. I’d ask, ‘Kent, how do you think he can handle this best?’ He would have made an unbelievable football coach. Everybody respected him. His nickname was ‘Tough,’ and that’s because that’s exactly what he was. The finest football player I ever coached.” ---Mark Gaughan Link

I think he was worth it. It took a lot of balls to make that trade, but Polian and Co. did their homework on Biscuit, and they KNEW he was the real deal.

Playing in the dome will help Fitz. I think we see a high score from the Bills. Put me down for a 31 - 20 Bills victory