- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
MARIO WILLIAMS IS HERE!!!!
2012 SCHEDULE COMING UP...
Last edited:
2018 OFFICIAL Buffalo Bills thread - TIME TO DRAFT A QB?
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
- Start date
MARIO WILLIAMS IS HERE!!!!
2012 SCHEDULE COMING UP...
DeadsetAce
Supporter
- 105,921
- 51,817
- Joined
- May 31, 2004
4-12
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
4 - 12 = Andrew Luck
11 - 5 or even 10 - 6 = Playoff birth and possibly bumping out your Pats (who looked like garbage against the Lions)
11 - 5 or even 10 - 6 = Playoff birth and possibly bumping out your Pats (who looked like garbage against the Lions)
DeadsetAce
Supporter
- 105,921
- 51,817
- Joined
- May 31, 2004
this is going in that crazy S&T quotes thread
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
This thread is going to be a desert... when we get good it will be slammed (bookmarked and put in a time capsule now)
- 15,570
- 2,565
- Joined
- Oct 5, 2008
damn you never ever hear of bills fans lol
- 57,808
- 29,205
- Joined
- Feb 12, 2005
Really do like the Bills this year, but the division is tough.
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
[h1]NFL Scores Week 1: Ryan Fitzgerald, Bills Stun Chiefs[/h1]
By Kevin McCauley
Tweet
The Kansas City Chiefs were thoroughly embarrassed at home, as they were destroyed 41-7 by the Buffalo Bills.
Follow @sbnation on Twitter, and LikeSBNation.com on Facebook.
Sep 11, 2011 - Between the Kansas City Chiefs' surprise 2010 division title and theBuffalo Bills' terrible 2010 season, most expected Kansas City to record a fairly easy win in Week 1 at Arrowhead Stadium. Instead, the Chiefs have been absolutely embarrassed at home, with the Bills winning by a final score of 41-7.
The Chiefs turned the ball over three times, with two lost fumbles and an interception thrown byMatt Cassel. Meanwhile, Ryan Fitzpatrick was unbelievably brilliant under center for the Bills, throwing for 208 yards and four touchdowns. Fred Jackson was fantastic running the ball as well, picking up 112 yards on 20 carries as the Chiefs were absolutely embarrassed.
For more on the Chiefs head over to Arrowhead Pride. For more on the Bills, check out Buffalo Rumblings. Stay tuned to our NFL Week 1 StoryStream for scores and updates from around the NFL, and bookmark SB Nation NFL for regular news and analysis.
By Kevin McCauley
TweetThe Kansas City Chiefs were thoroughly embarrassed at home, as they were destroyed 41-7 by the Buffalo Bills.
Follow @sbnation on Twitter, and LikeSBNation.com on Facebook.
Sep 11, 2011 - Between the Kansas City Chiefs' surprise 2010 division title and theBuffalo Bills' terrible 2010 season, most expected Kansas City to record a fairly easy win in Week 1 at Arrowhead Stadium. Instead, the Chiefs have been absolutely embarrassed at home, with the Bills winning by a final score of 41-7.
The Chiefs turned the ball over three times, with two lost fumbles and an interception thrown byMatt Cassel. Meanwhile, Ryan Fitzpatrick was unbelievably brilliant under center for the Bills, throwing for 208 yards and four touchdowns. Fred Jackson was fantastic running the ball as well, picking up 112 yards on 20 carries as the Chiefs were absolutely embarrassed.
For more on the Chiefs head over to Arrowhead Pride. For more on the Bills, check out Buffalo Rumblings. Stay tuned to our NFL Week 1 StoryStream for scores and updates from around the NFL, and bookmark SB Nation NFL for regular news and analysis.
- 9,892
- 188
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2005
Them Unis.
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
hi haters
[h1]Bills rally to beat Raiders 38-35[/h1]
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- The Buffalo Bills will take the win any way they can get it.
After a wild back-and-forth fourth quarter, Ryan Fitzpatrick found David Nelson wide open on fourth down for a 6-yard touchdown pass with 14 seconds left to secure a 38-35 victory over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
"I don't know what happened, but I think they misaligned to be honest," Fitzpatrick said, in noting how wide open Nelson was over the middle. "I was lucky enough to see it."
Chalk it up to luck, pluck and resilience, because the Bills are showing they're improved.
A week after a convincing 41-7 win at Kansas City, the Fitzpatrick-led offense had a 35-point second half in overcoming a 21-3 first-half deficit.
Buffalo scored touchdowns on each of its five second-half possessions as the teams traded the lead five times in the final 14:10.
Fitzpatrick went 28 of 46 for 264 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Fred Jackson scored twice in the Bills' home opener.
"I can't recall one quite like that," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "It was an amazing gut-check by our football team. What they did coming out of halftime was really amazing."
The Raiders (1-1) saw the result from a different perspective in squandering a chance to open a season at 2-0 for the first time since 2002.
"Not a whole lot to say other than that effort isn't going to be good enough," defensive tackle Richard Seymour said. "We didn't seem to give the offense any help in the second half. That's on us. It isn't good enough."
The 38 points were the most allowed by Oakland in a loss since a 43-37 defeat to Seattle in 1998. And they allowed 481 yards - 326 in the second half - and 34 first downs.
"Good job by them, bad job by us," Raiders coach Hue Jackson said. "When it's all said and done, we did not finish the game."
And yet, the Raiders nearly pulled off an improbable comeback of their own.
From his own 44, Jason Campbell threw a desperation pass into the end zone, that was intercepted by rookie cornerback Da'Norris Searcy, who outwrestled receiver Denarius Moore for the ball.
Campbell went 23 of 33 for 323 yards and two touchdowns. Darren McFadden scored twice in finishing with 72 yards rushing and 71 receiving. Moore had five catches for 146 yards and a touchdown in filling in for an injury-depleted receiving group that was down three starters, including Darrius Heyward-Bey (knee).
As if the game needed any more drama, officials required 10 minutes to review the final play - Searcy's interception - to determine the call on the field was correct. Referee Mike Carey returned to a near-empty stadium to announce the interception had in fact stood.
Seymour didn't think the call would be overturned, and then lamented: "We had opportunities and didn't take advantage of them. That's the bottom line."
Two plays before Nelson's decisive score, cornerback Chris Johnson dropped an interception in the Raiders' end zone on a pass intended for Donald Jones .
"The game would've been over," Johnson said. "I take this loss for the team today."
There was also no excusing how the Raiders left Nelson to slip free over the middle.
The Bills looked down and out after a dreadful first half which ended with Oakland's Tyvon Branch blocking Rian Lindell 's 39-yard field goal attempt.
Buffalo then came out running in the third quarter, as Jackson opened the scoring on a 43-yard run.
Then came the offense from both teams at the start of the fourth quarter.
Jackson gave the Bills their first lead, 24-21, on a 1-yard run 50 seconds into the fourth quarter.
The Raiders responded five minutes later, as McFadden caught a swing pass to the right and rumbled in from 12 yards.
Buffalo went up 31-28 with 4:48 left when Fitzpatrick capped a nine-play, 80-yard drive with a 6-yard pass to tight end Scott Chandler .
Back came the Raiders, who regained the lead 1:07 later when Campbell hit Moore on a 50-yard pass over the middle.
Fitzpatrick then led a 14-play, 80-yard drive in which he twice converted on fourth down.
"Determination," said receiver Stevie Johnson , who scored on a 7-yard catch. "We had the determination. Everybody was just a unit. We came out and did what we had to do."
Searcy, certainly wasn't going to let anyone take the interception away. Not Moore, who got a hand on the ball, or the officials.
"Once I grabbed it, I told myself nobody's going grab it away from me," Searcy said.
Notes: Bills owner Ralph Wilson was unable to attend his first home opener in the team's 52-year history because he's recovering from a broken hip. Wilson watched the game from his home in suburban Detroit. ... Wilson did provide a videotaped tribute at halftime, when former defensive lineman Phil Hansen was inducted on the Bills' Wall of Fame. ... According to STATS LLC, the 35 points were the most allowed by the Raiders in a second half. ... Discipline continues to play a factor against the Raiders. After being flagged 15 times for 131 yards against the Broncos, they had eight penalties for 85 yards against Buffalo.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/fo...ap.html?sct=hp_t2_a12&eref=sihp#ixzz1YNeZPp8F
[h1]Bills rally to beat Raiders 38-35[/h1]
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- The Buffalo Bills will take the win any way they can get it.
After a wild back-and-forth fourth quarter, Ryan Fitzpatrick found David Nelson wide open on fourth down for a 6-yard touchdown pass with 14 seconds left to secure a 38-35 victory over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
"I don't know what happened, but I think they misaligned to be honest," Fitzpatrick said, in noting how wide open Nelson was over the middle. "I was lucky enough to see it."
Chalk it up to luck, pluck and resilience, because the Bills are showing they're improved.
A week after a convincing 41-7 win at Kansas City, the Fitzpatrick-led offense had a 35-point second half in overcoming a 21-3 first-half deficit.
Buffalo scored touchdowns on each of its five second-half possessions as the teams traded the lead five times in the final 14:10.
Fitzpatrick went 28 of 46 for 264 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Fred Jackson scored twice in the Bills' home opener.
"I can't recall one quite like that," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "It was an amazing gut-check by our football team. What they did coming out of halftime was really amazing."
The Raiders (1-1) saw the result from a different perspective in squandering a chance to open a season at 2-0 for the first time since 2002.
"Not a whole lot to say other than that effort isn't going to be good enough," defensive tackle Richard Seymour said. "We didn't seem to give the offense any help in the second half. That's on us. It isn't good enough."
The 38 points were the most allowed by Oakland in a loss since a 43-37 defeat to Seattle in 1998. And they allowed 481 yards - 326 in the second half - and 34 first downs.
"Good job by them, bad job by us," Raiders coach Hue Jackson said. "When it's all said and done, we did not finish the game."
And yet, the Raiders nearly pulled off an improbable comeback of their own.
From his own 44, Jason Campbell threw a desperation pass into the end zone, that was intercepted by rookie cornerback Da'Norris Searcy, who outwrestled receiver Denarius Moore for the ball.
Campbell went 23 of 33 for 323 yards and two touchdowns. Darren McFadden scored twice in finishing with 72 yards rushing and 71 receiving. Moore had five catches for 146 yards and a touchdown in filling in for an injury-depleted receiving group that was down three starters, including Darrius Heyward-Bey (knee).
As if the game needed any more drama, officials required 10 minutes to review the final play - Searcy's interception - to determine the call on the field was correct. Referee Mike Carey returned to a near-empty stadium to announce the interception had in fact stood.
Seymour didn't think the call would be overturned, and then lamented: "We had opportunities and didn't take advantage of them. That's the bottom line."
Two plays before Nelson's decisive score, cornerback Chris Johnson dropped an interception in the Raiders' end zone on a pass intended for Donald Jones .
"The game would've been over," Johnson said. "I take this loss for the team today."
There was also no excusing how the Raiders left Nelson to slip free over the middle.
The Bills looked down and out after a dreadful first half which ended with Oakland's Tyvon Branch blocking Rian Lindell 's 39-yard field goal attempt.
Buffalo then came out running in the third quarter, as Jackson opened the scoring on a 43-yard run.
Then came the offense from both teams at the start of the fourth quarter.
Jackson gave the Bills their first lead, 24-21, on a 1-yard run 50 seconds into the fourth quarter.
The Raiders responded five minutes later, as McFadden caught a swing pass to the right and rumbled in from 12 yards.
Buffalo went up 31-28 with 4:48 left when Fitzpatrick capped a nine-play, 80-yard drive with a 6-yard pass to tight end Scott Chandler .
Back came the Raiders, who regained the lead 1:07 later when Campbell hit Moore on a 50-yard pass over the middle.
Fitzpatrick then led a 14-play, 80-yard drive in which he twice converted on fourth down.
"Determination," said receiver Stevie Johnson , who scored on a 7-yard catch. "We had the determination. Everybody was just a unit. We came out and did what we had to do."
Searcy, certainly wasn't going to let anyone take the interception away. Not Moore, who got a hand on the ball, or the officials.
"Once I grabbed it, I told myself nobody's going grab it away from me," Searcy said.
Notes: Bills owner Ralph Wilson was unable to attend his first home opener in the team's 52-year history because he's recovering from a broken hip. Wilson watched the game from his home in suburban Detroit. ... Wilson did provide a videotaped tribute at halftime, when former defensive lineman Phil Hansen was inducted on the Bills' Wall of Fame. ... According to STATS LLC, the 35 points were the most allowed by the Raiders in a second half. ... Discipline continues to play a factor against the Raiders. After being flagged 15 times for 131 yards against the Broncos, they had eight penalties for 85 yards against Buffalo.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/fo...ap.html?sct=hp_t2_a12&eref=sihp#ixzz1YNeZPp8F
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
GREAT WIN!
- 9,892
- 188
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2005
I was shocked when I saw the result earlier tonight.
Good for you guys and your franchise...wish you more success for the rest of year outside of the game vs the Skins in Toronto. Funny what a change in uniforms can do.
Good for you guys and your franchise...wish you more success for the rest of year outside of the game vs the Skins in Toronto. Funny what a change in uniforms can do.
- 19,925
- 17,719
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2007
Loyal fans up there. They deserve it.
Countdown to when NYC heads start claiming Buffalo as their team.
Countdown to when NYC heads start claiming Buffalo as their team.
- 700
- 47
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2001
It'll never happen....but I'm glad Toronto does....Been a Bills fan since I discovered football in 1990
- 2,466
- 10
- Joined
- Dec 18, 2009
- 3,622
- 44
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2006
Hopefully they keep it up.
If the Bills get past NYG with no losses, they will be a playoff team.
I have been a Bills fan since like 88, so I have seen the glory days.
If the Bills get past NYG with no losses, they will be a playoff team.
I have been a Bills fan since like 88, so I have seen the glory days.
DeadsetAce
Supporter
- 105,921
- 51,817
- Joined
- May 31, 2004
bills fans are definitely
loyal as hell
BUT...i don't know. upset coming in cincy???
loyal as hell
BUT...i don't know. upset coming in cincy???
- 3,622
- 44
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2006
Originally Posted by DeadsetAce
bills fans are definitely
loyal as hell
BUT...i don't know. upset coming in cincy???
As bad as the Bills were last year, even with Ochocinco and Owens, they still beat them 49-31.
Green and Simpson, with Dalton throwin them the ball?
Your Pats better worry about a let down against the Raiders.
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
Vegas thinks it's a trap game... it's not... make $$ NT and take the Bills
- 627
- 10
- Joined
- Mar 22, 2003
Went to the last two games, I was hugging random strangers when Brady threw that pick six
Awesome to feel the energy in the city regarding sports, Bills starting off real well and everyone is hyped about the Sabres because of the new ownership coming in and spending money like never before.
Awesome to feel the energy in the city regarding sports, Bills starting off real well and everyone is hyped about the Sabres because of the new ownership coming in and spending money like never before.
- 155
- 27
- Joined
- Oct 29, 2000
we def have great loyal fans. I was at a bar in greenville, sc and there were like 30 fans that took over the place. it was crazy....i seen a few dolphins fans and other random teams join in on the "shout" cheer lol...even heard a cowboys fan say..."damn, them buffalo fans go HAM every week".
- 621
- 322
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2001
Fitz and Fred are goin off..peeped their production last year in fantasy
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
we gotta get the "Team Buffalo Bills fan #1 of 2 (anyone else please PM me)" sig going... lol
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
Ceddy Benz is playing... should be a good one (he has VERY good games against us)
Bills will prevail
Bills will prevail
- 9,583
- 6,252
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2006
SO PUMPED for the game... have a great Sunday everyone! (fantasy and favorite team wise lol)
