Alaska Darin

Except McKelvin because in blowouts he usually has a stellar return of either an interception or kick.

Being conservative in hindsight is heroic.

13 points through 57 minutes is "driving at will"? Stopping the other team from scoring is what defense does and the BILLS did a pretty good job of that despite losing two starters for a good portion of the game and dealing with significant holding and a couple of horrible calls. But keep up the Chicken Little act.

Really? So the BILLS were going to get the required 2 first downs on the 2 minute drive? Or go 3 and out, punt, and stop Brady from scoring? Sure.

You're right. They should have adjusted when they'd given up 13 points in the first 55 minutes of the game.

Perhaps he was exhausted from being on the field for an entire quarter longer than the Patriots defense? What the !@#$ is wrong with you people?

Yeah, Jauron and staff are all idiots. That's why they led the Patriots by 11 points on the road with 5 minutes to go. Coaching wasn't a problem today. There were the typical wasted time outs and a few questionable calls but it was a very good game plan that gave Brady fits. Had the offense executed a little better in the first half, the defense may have been fresh enough to actually win this game. Thanks for making me defend Jauron. Appreciate that.

It's uncanny that you can be a complete douche bag and know very little about football.

I think the most annoying thing is we could have had all 3 of them if we'd picked Oher at 11 instead of Maybin. Who knows, perhaps Maybin becomes a stud rusher but I know Oher is going to be a great LT.

I don't think it came down to "coach versus coach" - quite the opposite. It came down to: the Patriots find ways to win these games and the BILLS find ways to lose them. It's cultural.

Now imagine Oher at LoT. Oh, what could have been.

Amen.

Yeah, I should pretend that one play was the difference when we were facing a two minute drive against a team with all 3 time outs left PLUS the 2 minute warning when we haven't proven in a decade that we can convert in that situation. It's a sixty minute game and the biggest issue the team had this entire game was a green ass rookie who made several glaring mistakes that killed drives and put our defense on the field far too long. The guy lined up wrong. TWICE! But you go ahead and hate McKelvin for making an aggressive mistake.

Bull. The BILLS receivers dropped a bunch of key passes and we took a bunch of penalties on plays that would have netted big first downs, including some downfield passes. The Pats didn't throw downfield worth a crap, either. There wasn't anything wrong with the offense that wouldn't have been solved by drafting Oher.

Really? I hate everyone involved with starting a green ass rookie who took numerous penalties and couldn't block air on that last drive. That was the real difference in the game. I said earlier in the week that decision would cost us and it did. Dearly.

Who cares. Like someone else wouldn't have found a way to lose it. It's organizational. I thought the Bengals had bad luck and laughed a little at the game yesterday (how they lost). Then we trumped it.

The only way that was happening is if they kicked it out of the EZ.

Amen, brother. Amen.

Am I the only one who thinks we're winning this thing?

They were in a zone. There's no way that was Ellison's drop.

Unreal. Not that it would matter.

Someone make a friggin' play.

I can't help but wonder if the BILLS shouldn't use Marshawn the way the crackwagon used Marion Barber back when Julius Jones was the starter. Jackson is just a better player.

Great kick coverage for the first time today. That was excellent.