Mr_Blizzard

Chan sure doesn't sugar-coat things when the team is under-performing. Listen to his comments about how the Bills running game was working against the 'Fins last Sunday. No excuses given and he recognizes the team's issues. Hope we can reload in the off-season and give Chan more talent to work with.

Not to mention he played for the Pats at the end of his career . . .

Not really sure why they started Favre, is there some other bone he needed to have broken?

I think the Bills will be able to score some points on NE, but I suspect we are going to give up A LOT of points in the game. Look for NE to score at least 34 pts.

The Ting Tings . . . Just because . . .

Bye Bye McCargo . . . (He does do a good job of holding the bench down)

All of them

Blitz Brady into the next area code . . .

Right now, most everyone has great expectations for the Bills for 2011 and beyond, and I think (for the first time in years) that our hopes are justified. I really like this new coaching staff, and I hope that Nix and Co. continue to bring in better players through the draft, free agency, and waiver acquisitions. My concern, Ralph really is getting old. He's 92, and he is showing his age. If he were to pass unexpectedly, the future of the team would be in jeopardy. Someone has to be able to make major decisions about the team, and in the interim, without an owner, those decisions could be left to the courts. I hope that Ralph will sell the team to a group that will keep the Bills in Buffalo. I'm only speculating here, but if Tom Golisano or some other wealthy New Yorker bought the team while Ralph is still alive, there would not be the risk of the team's future getting lost in court battles. I think this is a big issue, and it should be dealt with sooner rather than later. Thoughts?

LoL! Dude - Ralph is 92 years old. He's outlived many of his former players and coaches. Missing Mitch Frerotte Tom Sestak Lou Saban

Kind of reminded me of Leon Lett . . . Just do what you're supposed to do and execute the play; don't start celebrating until after the whistle has blown . . .

If there's a decent one available, I'm all for getting an OT in free-agency. We need an immediate upgrade at that position.

It sure sounded like it to me. I'm assumming he meant Ryan Wendell?

The team has exceeded my expectations for sure. At the start of the season I was thinking 3-13. I think we have a shot at 5-11. Don't see us beating the Pats, but you never know; Cleveland knocked them off earlier in the season. Go Bills!

Coming from Wayne Fontez, I take this as absolute trvth!

So the Pats had their sights on him too? Glad he decided to come to Bflo instead..

Good call, beatlebum.

You might be on to something (but I still think he's going to take the Panthers job)

Oh, the Irony! And the Skins have much more talent than the Bills!

There was a steady wind all day

I wasn't too sure about the choice of Chan and Co at the beginning of 2010. I have been pleasantly surprised; Chan and his staff have done a very good job with the team. Hope that 2011 is a great year for the Bills!

WHAM is a good choice, and I've never had problems with their online audio feed.

All good points, SJ. And I agree, it's hard to blame the kicker for misses that are > 48yds on a windy day. Beating an opponenet on the road in what is a "must win" for them IS a big win for the Bills. Huge challenge for Buffalo the next 2 weeks. Assuming they win tonight, it would sure be sweet to hand the Pats "L" #3 for the season . . .

Worth a try

The Bills are paying it forward.