tom webster

5 more in a row and he will equal Romo's run before yesterday or Sanchez's run not counting Bills game.

Gee thanks for pointing that out. After two fairly successful regular seasons followed by playoff failure I'm hoping this team has the mental toughness to pull it together and peak at the right time. God I'm losing it....

That's bs. You already had zero expectations. Your preconceived notions about the Bills were confirmed. What a shock. Football, like most team sports is about match ups. Some teams just don't match up well against another. If all teams could play defense like the Jets, then there would be reason to worry. The Jets and Giants show people how to make Tom Brady look bad, can the rest of the league follow suit?

Which is perfect since that is about were his pay scale is.

I don't know what the deal is but since the above quote is attributed to Joe B., I think in fairness we should post what he said on wgr55.com. http://wgr550.com/BUSCAGLIA--Ok-Fitz--Bills-are-all-in--Now--it-s-on/11326291

One last thing, that throw that Fitzpatrick made to a streking TO last year, was that a part of ever?

Montana threw an occasional deep ball because no one was expecting it. Fitzpatrick has made that throw. Is it his forte? Of course not. Is he Montana? Not even close. The point is as history has proven, there are no perfect formulas to success. The Bills, with little help from their defense and a patch work offensive line at best and a bunch of undrafted or low drafted receivers are 8 and 6 in their last 14 games and playing some exciting football. You and no one else knows if it is just developing or already at its peak. Just enjoy the ride.

I remember this weak armed quarterback drafted in the third round by the Niners a few years back. Made quite a living throwing to a couple of too slow receivers, one simply knowned for the "Catch" and one known as the greatest reciever of all time.

Just hoping no to fall too far behind. Still confident that Malkin and Crosby will be worth the wait.

Man my team is getting beat up. I may drop Gerbe just so he doesn't get hurt.

I'm sorry. Weave was right. I'm done.

My problem with you is that you are our resident Ecklund. You post stuff like "Reggie Wayne on trading block" like you are some "insider" but when someone calls you on it you come back with ah...I meant in theory, should the Bills acquire him? And its not the first time and I do not care to rehash your history. As for your line "they never found their rhythym cause of lack of a deep threat'", that's not fact, that's your opinion with no basis in historical or statistical proof. A certain weak-armed quarterback (Joe Montana) throwing to a receiver deemed too slow to be a star (Jerry Rice) made quite a good living playing in an offense(the West Coast) designed to optimize short, crossing, precision patterns. It did so well that they invented a stat (Yards after catch) because of it. Is a deep threat important in some offenses? Sure. Just not in Chan's. By your own admission Johnson was open on the play and if Fitzpatrick makes the throw the receiver poor Bills score 31 points.

Perfect. At least this time you didn't try and change what you said, or say that it was only "in theory" or pretend to be an insider. I'm sure your question was merely rhetorical and meant in a sarcastic tone but your schtick is getting old.

I guess not only aren't you an analyst, you don't watch the games either. I'm sure Denver offered him around and the only team interested in giving up an extremely low pick is currently 0 and 5.

I got my worst beatdown in two years and one week. Let's hope better days are ahead.

Not to mention they overcame a third down pass interference call. This team is showing its mental toughness. There's no way of knowing what happens from here but only out of town talking heads and ecklund wannabees think this is a four game losing streak waiting to happen.

Maybe cause they had 53 yards on 21 carries other then the 80 yarder and Smith's 18 yarder. The play calling was right, the execution awful. By the way, when was the last time a receiver was added mid season and made an impact?

They only officially put him on IR yesterday. It may switch overnite. I had a couple of similar situations last year.

Actually. if he gave the same orders to just break even, the Bills' would have the largest payroll in the league.

That was Golisano. Pegula said he has never even considerd it.

Has anyone told Shrader that they have Gerbe listed at center? I need him to work on that for me.

Just cause you never heard of them doesn't make them the worse. As bad as the Bills' o-line has looked, there are probably 5 or 6 worse. The biggest thing though, is I believe Nix and Galley along with Whalen are the right guys to turn this ship around. I could see a 7 or 8 win season and only a better o-line from being a playoff cpmntender in a year or two. Of course I thought Rob Johnson was going to be ter then Kelly so take it with a grain of salt.

So if the Bills wanted Heap, they could have signed him and got a pick for Evans? Maybe the Bills didn't want Heap.

That's right, Devlin was a right tackle.

Richer was a left guard. Joe Devlin was a very good LT and before him I think you have to go back to Ken Jones