The Bills have given us nothing to look forward to on the field, so it’s fitting that we get a little bit of a Christmas miracle today when the one and only Tim Tebow shows us what he’s got. (Well, he’ll show the few thousand Buffalonians who are actually going to the game.)
With the Buffalo Bills Season fallen into ruin, about the only thing we have to look forward too is Tim Tebow's appearance at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Christmas Eve Day.Not only could the Bills have drafted this guy, but he will be on center stage the day before Jesus birthday. So you know he'll have that going for him.
I’ll admit, I’m going to the game today, so I’m writing this before the teams take the field. But there’s a chance that J.P. Losman himself may be taking snaps against the Bills. And to be honest, that kind of makes me sick.
A few weeks ago you may remember I wrote an article predicting each remaining week of the Bills' season. I thought they would be 8-3 by now; boy, was I wrong. The season that could have been.
As you all probably know by now, today’s Bills game is blacked out. While I appreciate the Bills management not buying out the game because it lowers the value of the season ticket holders’ price (even though I think that’s a B.S. excuse), I think they’re screwing themselves.
Today, the entire season is on the line. Sure, it may only be week 11, but if the Bills can’t beat the Dolphins today, it’s all over.
It took me a little while to get over the horrifying performances in Buffalo sports this weekend, but I am finally ready to talk.
If your name is Ryan then you probably should have sat this weekend out.
While it’s not the same hatred I have for the New England Patriots, I do hate the New York Jets.
Maybe it’s the way some members of the media put the wrong emphasis on the wrong part of Mark Sanchez’s name. (It’s Sanchez. Not San CHEZ.) Or Rex Ryan. That guy is all talk. But this year, I have a new reason to loathe the gangrene: Aaron Maybin.
We've passed the 8 week mark of the NFL. It's safe to say the Bills have exceeded if not blown away any expectations that they were given. See how the second half of their season looks to shape up as we move into November, December, and hopefully late January
November 1, 2011 Buffalo takes a pretty serious amount of criticism nationally. Some of it is accurate, but some of it is way off the mark. For some reason the pessimistic view of Western New York seems to dominate. We didn’t go to four straight Super Bowls; we LOST four straight Super Bowls. We don’t have great local skiing/snowboarding sites, we have awful weather. We don’t live somewhere where natural disasters rarely happen, we live somewhere with high taxes.
October 31, 2011 The Bills wrapped up another win Sunday in their home just north of the border, defeating the Washington Redskins 23-0. While there were many highlights, including the defense's nine sacks, one of the most talked about plays of the game was on the sidelines.
Let me start off by saying I have nothing against the city of Toronto. Nothing. It’s actually a great city with so much to offer. But I really can’t stand that the Bills have to play games up there.
I guess what irritates
