So does this mean we wont be seeing him in the Buffalo Wild Wing offense anymore?

I thought this was one of the positives from our game. The way that Nesbitt moved in the BWW. Now he moves to safety/ What gives??

31st??? I think this will be higher by week 2. I predict we move up to 21, anyone else care to guess?

A. Davis skips his pro day workout and then refuses to weigh-in. That should send his stock skyrocketing!

Is Troy Smith worth a 5th round pick, I think so.

McKelvin was the victim of vandalism this week when a couple of teenagers spray painted obscenities on his front lawn after he cost Buffalo its season opener with a late fumble against the Patriots.

"I don't agree with the actions of the teenagers. But I also don't have so much sympathy for McKelvin that I'd avoid booing him this Sunday.

Bringing that kick out of the end zone and failing to get to the ground after first contact were hot dog moves that sabotaged a great effort by his teammates. The Bills had their hands team on the field in anticipation of an onside kick. McKelvin should've been looking for a reason to down the ball in the end zone.

Instead he wanted to be a hot dog hero. After the game, he said he'd do the same thing again. He's selfish and stupid. Boo him." by Jason Whitlock

I have never liked this guy, and now it's offical.

Under Pats key for success, "3. Lock down on the Bills receivers. If Owens' toe is fine, that's bad news for cornerbacks Leigh Bodden, Shawn Springs and the rest. Springs vs. Owens could be fun to watch. But along with Bodden, inexperienced corners like Darius Butler and Jonathan Wilhite may have their hands full with Justin Jenkins, tight end Jonathan Stupar and their colleagues. A healthy pass rush will help."

If they're worried about Jenkins and Stupar wait till they hear we're starting Lee Evans!!!

Lets hope Maybin brings the heat on Monday. I think if we can rattle Brady early we will be in a good position