BeastMode54

It's a 2 QB league. I have McNabb and either Trent or Orton. My RB's are Willie Parker, Westbrook, and Earnest Graham, my WR's are Fitzgerald, Hine Ward, Breaston, and Santonio Holmes and my TE is Winslow

should I buy low on Lynch now and trade McNabb to get him?

With the injuries we have both Preston and Chambers have been starting, Hardy, McKelvin, and Corner have been playing and it is their first year. Ellison is young and playing strong side rather than weak side. Lynch is still young, Edwards is young, Poz is young. They'll all get better, and we need to keep that in mind

Am I happy about the Bills 3 game slide, of course not. But to read some of these posts on the board is making me sick. Blow up the team, fire Jauron, Trent isn't the answer. This is unbelievable. These are the same posters who praised Jauron previously, liked Turks new offense, loved the new defense, etc., etc. The 4-0 start got all of us excited, me included. But looking back before the season I saw a very young team, with a talented core. I thought they were going to be 8-8 or 9-7. Looking at where we stand today, that is exactly where we will be, with a one or two game improvement on last year and a team with more experience for the next season. Also, I still think it's possible for us to go 10-6 or even 11-5 if we get things straightened out. I think we can't lose perspective here. We are a young up and coming team that played well for the beginning of the season, and has had some setbacks because we are exactly that, YOUNG and INEXPERIENCED.

anyone have a link to the patriots inactives. on rotoworld it's only talking about morris and jordan

Totally agree with you. It's the divisional games that kill me

I'll tell you what, the KC defense is pretty pathetic, but I watched the Jets vs. Chiefs game, and while they didn't get a sack the Chiefs were hurrying Favre all over the field. We did that on occasion, but never consistently. To be honest, they pressured hm more

That's why I want Winslow

Exactly, and it never gets discussed. These seem to be some strange injuries that on other teams would not take as long to heal

Part of me wonders with all of the injuries we have had this and and years past, whether our training staff is doing a bad job. I know that people will point the Kevin Everett situation and the great job they did with his spinal injury. Their immediate and quick response saved his ability to walk. Other injuries though, foor injuries, shoulder, knee, etc., I just find it puzzling. This is a very physical game and people will always get hurt, I just wonder if there is something else that can be done to help these guys come back from injury or prevent injury that we are not taking. Schobel has been day-to-day for 3 weeks, now he is week-to-week. Youboty has been the same, just not getting better.

i think we should get him. per rotoworld Beat writer Tony Grossi does not believe that Kellen Winslow will be back with the Browns in 2008. It will be interesting to see what Cleveland can get for him. Winslow's attitude and long history of knee trouble will likely cause him to be viewed as a risky acquisition by other teams. Still, at only 25 with uncommon speed for a tight end, he'll likely bring back at least a second-round pick.

Yesterday's loss was hard to take, but if there was one thing that I saw that seemed promising, that was the play of Derek Fine. He ran crisp routes, seemed to have good hands, and looked like a playmaker out there. I'm not saying he's going to be a TG, or Gates type of player, but maybe he can be what we need, which is a reliable pass-catching tight end who can be used a a safety blanket for Trent

just got a text from bb.com that he has a seperated shoulder and is week to week. This really sucks.

the reason you call a pass play on 3rd and 1 is because you know you're going to go for it on 4th and 1 if you don't complete the pass. We should have been able to get a yard with the biggest o-line in football

thomas jones is averaging 4.4 yards per carry. I'd say that's pretty good. And Leon Washington, on limited carries, has averaged 5.7.

The Jets have been a good running team this year, but their passing game, barring Favre's 6 TD game, has been nothing special. The reason being that teams have been able to consistently pressure Favre, forcing him to make bad throws or take sacks. The worrisome part is that our team hasn't gotten a consistent pass rush since the Seattle game. If Favre has more time, as with any quarterback, his success rate goes up, which would lead to both an effective ground and air attack. Please get better Aaron, you're an elite pass rusher, but you're the best we have

I think one of the main reasons we have not been playing well on the defensive side of the ball recently is because we didn't have Ashton in there. It's funny I'm saying this because it was thought that he wasn't even going to be on the team when camp started. At the beginning of the year, he was making tackles all over the field, stopping big gains, making big hits, and playing very sound defense. He practiced fully today, and hopefully by Sunday we get Schobel back as well. If Ashton is healthy, and again, I can't believe I'm saying this, we are a much better D.

he was excused for personal reasons and will be back tomorrow

he is not expected to suit up against us this weekend, per rotoworld. He has been a tackling machine and has helped a good run defense as well as a good defender in the passing game. I, for one, would be glad if he doesn't play

Who were the players that TD signed or drafted during his tenure. J.P., Willis, McGee, Clements, Winfield? I know there are more. Can anyone help me with the others

I definitely don't want him there. It would be a benefit to out run game, a safer environment for our players, and the prick would finally get some sort of punishment for all the dirty plays he's had over the years

According to Pro Football Talk, one of the diritiest defensive tackles in the game has finally earned himself a meeting with Commissioner Goodell. The meeting is reportedly taking place Tuesday in New York. It’s in response to his elbowing of Jay Cutler in the Monday night game a week ago. Behind the play Wilfork elbowed Cutler in the head, which officials and even ESPN cameras did not see. But the Denver coaches’ tape has it plain as day. They sent it into the league and Wilfork could be facing a suspension. I think two games without pay would be perfect considering his history. That would take him out of action this week and next week when the Bills travel to Foxboro, which would be fitting justice in light of all his infractions against the Bills over the years.

I was really upset about that during the game. At first I thought Lynch was hurt, but to have Jackson rush 3 times on the goalline to no avail really got me angry, especially after seeing what Marshawn did when they finally gave it to him...a TD. YOu have to at least give it to Lynch on the 3rd and goal from the 2. I can almost guarantee he would have gotten in. That first goalline stand was one of the biggest reasons for our loss.

The reason we lost, even though we played horribly, was turnovers, plain and simple. We had the same amount of 1st downs, more rushing yards, the same amount of stupid penalties, one more 3rd down conversion, but 3 MORE TO'S. That's the reason we lost right there. You can't win if you have 3 more turnovers then your oppenent. The biggest of which was Trent extending on 3rd and 1. We were moving the ball on them easily and were poised to score. You duck you head on that play and try to move the pile. If it was 4th and inches on the next play, I would have suspected we go for it, because we were on their side of the field. Buffalo Mia 1st Downs 19 19 Total Yards 339 358 Passing 220 306 Rushing 119 52 Penalties 7-64 7-51 3rd Down Conversions 4-14 3-11 4th Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Turnovers 4 1 Possession 28:48 31:12

why is it that only a handful of posts now post the 'views'. Many just say 0, even though they have been answered but multiple people. Just curious.