FloridaSnow

We're going to have to agree to disagree here. I don't want to start this argument, but I'm not sure how you can possibly draw this conclusion based on their performance thus far.

The Jets will decline next year if Favre retires. Their team has a very small window.

Go Jets I live in Florida, and I'd rather not deal with Miami fans the entire offseason.

The Lions have also been playing much better of late. The interim coach is doing a good job of motivating them.

Definitely. Not sure who will be available, but we really need a decent veteran QB. Maybe we can steal one of Tampa's 30 QBs. John Kitna might be available and wouldn't be a horrible option. Just please God not Grossman.

Actually, I think this year hurt because we were in the box and even got ahead on the count (in first place for the first half of the year). Then, we swung at three horrible pitches while everyone else in the division became effective two strike hitters. Note to self, never use baseball metaphors when discussing football again.

Lol, our coach is the NFL version of Weekend at Bernies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X-bnzzM3xg

I think you're oversimplifying this. Please use your theory to explain Kurt Warner signing with Arizona or Chad Pennington signing with the Dolphins (in the interests of fairness, please also note Trent Green with the Rams). Good veterans are frequently cast off by teams who are trying to reorganize their franchise for some reason. Such players are often still viable and will usually sign with anyone. There are still other examples that don't conform to these parameters either (Vick and Shaub for example).

Witness

Boooo! (to the joke and the comment) Even if it is a a bit illogical, there is no reason to try and prematurely smash everyone's illusions of grandeur. Let our dreams and hopes get crushed in the usual way please.

The poor state of QB talent will guarantee him a spot somewhere as a 2nd or 3rd string. Maybe the Bucs will take him; they usually pick up about ten quarterbacks each offseason.

What is this? OPTIMISM!!! GET HIM!!!

Way to stay classy and avoid being ignorant Pozfan34

The day the Bills move is the day I switch over to the local team in my area or simply stop watching the NFL. I'm not sure which one I'd go with and won't until/if it happens (I by no means see the move as an inevitability). However, my relationship with the team ends the day they move and will return only if another team takes root in Buffalo. I am fully committed to the Buffalo Bills, not the Toronto _______ (Insert whatever they will eventually rename the team). However, I can understand how this condition may not apply to people who have a stronger link with the team than the town. Still, as indicated by the incredibly harsh responses you're about to receive, I believe my view is in the majority (that is, if one accepts the community here to be representative of the larger national fan base).

Okay, see you next time the bandwagon starts up then.

the announcers said that Edwards left because of a groin injury.

They win two more (Miami and Denver) to finish 8-8 on the year.

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I think Obama should have played this angle up in Buffalo. People may have been into voting for a candidate whose platform was change (of ownership for the Bills). Over half of the posters here probably would have voted for him just for this reason. Please note, this post is for the purpose of humor only and does not reflect the poster's political views in any way shape or form or validate the initial poster's point. My apologies to the majority of you who will recognize this, but with post-election emotions running high, this post necessitated such a disclaimer.

Look, my friend, obviously no one has told you that our defense is to blame for our losses. Stop bringing logic into it and accept the rhetoric.

Jets, because I'd rather not see New England win the division.

Not that this really matters because this is a futile, very subjective exercise, but I'm not sure about Bulger, Quinn, or Rosenfels. Bulger is good when he isn't running for his life, Quinn looked good during the last game and it's a bit too early to tell, and Rosenfels seems to be running at a similar clip to Trent at the moment. However, with that said, I disagree with the initial poster's assessment. It's a bit too early to completely file Trent away. - Has Trent looked good lately, no. - Have people given him a bit of a free pass out of the hope that the disaster that has been our QB situation would straighten out, probably. - Still, Trent has a lot of potential and we need to stick with him for the season and see what happens. He is an unknown commodity, and our polarized reactions to everything he does are often not justified and a bit illogical. Maybe instead of using rhetoric that encourages such either/or assessments (he sucks/is great), we should just sit back and take things as they come without overreacting every time he throws a touchdown or an interception. With that said, I understand why people are beginning to become frustrated with the play of the team and Trent. Hopefully, we'll be overreacting in the other direction next week.

Wait, nevermind, that call just got overturned.

It looks like Miami is going to lose

If this were the cause, such penalties wouldn't occur when New England has the game in hand. What would be the point?