A) Edwards starts because he’s a better player. Age isn’t a factor; potential is. Long-term, Edwards is going to be the better quarterback. That doesn’t mean that #5 will be a good quarterback, mind you – just better than Losman.

B) Physically speaking, Losman is more gifted than 95% of the quarterbacks in the league. But the guy’s a pinhead. He’s cocky, a poor leader, and indecisive at crucial times. He turns the ball over – a lot. For every beautiful, “Holy crap this guy is great” throw he makes, he makes three “How is this guy even in the league?” throws. He’s not happy here, either – he’s been publicly upset with the team ever since we decided not to trade him.

Losman fancies himself a starter and will be a UFA after this season; unless he ends up one of Jon Gruden’s 14 quarterbacks in Tampa Bay, I don’t foresee many teams having interest in him. He’ll be 28 next season.

That would require the Bills to actually play good football. We turn it over too much. I’m seriously not optimistic about our chances at Arrowhead. If I were a betting man, I’m betting on KC. Tyler Thigpen is going to have a good game.

I agree. I love the standing Buffalo helmets. Alas, as a Bills fan, I’m partial to the red ones, too.

Absolutely not. I’m sure it’s a bummer that Kawika got out of KC before becoming a dependable player, but we can’t thank you enough. He makes mistakes, but he’s been a great aggressor and locker room guy for us.

You can have Angelo Crowell.

Ask a rather alarmingly large contingent of Bills fans, and they’ll tell you that they don’t think Lynch is very good because he “dances too much”. I don’t get it, either.

Lynch is awesome because he’s relentless. I’ve never seen a running back work harder for yardage, and trust me, he’s had to – our line play has been horrendous. His stats are weak because of the aforementioned blocking and because of, well, the blocking.

Marshawn is also awesome because he’s TO without TO’s stupid mouth. He’s entertaining. He’s just the type of guy that any NFL fan loves to watch, because this is what he does. We love the kid.

I guess our question is, why is Marshawn so awesome, and how come his stats don’t always reflect this complete and utter awesomeness?

Chalk up Lynch’s poor stats to these two things:

1. Inconsistent OL play (led by a dismal situation for the Bills at Center)

2. A startlingly predictable offense by Bills’ first-time OC Turk Schonert. Turk has shown glimpses of brilliance, but he’s been outcoached a lot over the bulk of the season.

I was 7. I barely remember that game, because I was pissed that I wasn’t allowed to go (my Dad had, and still has, season tickets).

I apologize for nothing that Bruce Smith did, especially to opposing quarterbacks. Except defecting to Dan Snyder in Washington.

A) “When” is a bit strong. There’s plenty of evidence out there that the Bills aren’t going anywhere.

B) How do you think I’d feel? I didn’t fall in love with the Bills because their colors are pretty. They’re my team because they’re local. They’re the area’s team. I’d feel terrible.

Scott Norwood. Dude was an excellent kicker who got a bad rep because he missed one (incredibly important, no doubt) big kick.

I ask because my roomate in the dorms was from Buffalo and he would get all emo any time someone brought up all the Superbowl shortcomings

I was 22 when the Bills finished their 0-4 string in the Super Bowl. I can tell you I definitely thought there was promise the Bills would win each game, though, deep down emotionally, I still expected them to choke. They weren’t called the “bickering Bills” for nothing.

When Buffalo took a halftime lead into SB XXVIII against Dallas (the last of the four SBs), I seriously thought they had finally gotten over the hump.

No. Okoye was the man, although Thurman was obviously outstanding as well.

If you’re talking Tecmo Super Bowl, then let me introduce you to a guy named Bo….

I don’t think so.

I eat as many wings as I can eat without puking about once per month.

If you’re ever in Buffalo, stop by the Anchor Bar for the best wings in the world.

Yes, it’s still called Ralph Wilson Stadium.

Yes, fans are rowdy at the games, especially when the Jets are in town.

SI.com ranked the Bills’ tailgating experience #1 in the NFL, even ahead of teams like the Packers. Our pre-game festivities are very, very respectable.

I have never been to Niagara Falls, with a lady or otherwise. Falling water doesn’t do it for me. :)

1. There are definitely “rumblings” in the fan base for Jauron’s job. But there is less than a 0.0001% chance he will ever be let go in the next few years.

2. I think Brian will agree with me on this one that Edwards will play out the season unless he gets injured. Losman has no future in Buffalo, and even though he’s physically gifted, he’ll just never be a winning NFL QB. Edwards does have that potential.

As thefourwinds said…

1) The only rumblings about Jauron’s job come from media and the fan base. Jauron isn’t going anywhere. (And for the record, I’m a fervent supporter of the man.)

2) I highly doubt Losman plays another snap for Buffalo unless Edwards gets hurt.

Yep, UFA. Buffalo wanted to re-sign him, but not for 8 years and $80 million. Now that he’s stinking up the joint in San Fran, I don’t feel so bad watching him leave.

Theoretically it would, except for the fact that Stanford sucked while Edwards was there. Humility keeps him in line.