So now that no one is paying attention to anything I type, including me, I'll just chuck some words out into space for fun.

Besides beating themselves with penalties, most glaring was the lack of a killer instinct and thinking it was in the bag. It ain't over til it's over.

But then again, I could be wrong, right?

I still don't see how it was Jauron's fault this time. I'm sure he told Leodis to run and fumble, right?

The coaching seemed solid tonight. Yeah, we still have a few areas to work on - especially not taking penalties (ahem, Bell), but it's week 1 and if they work on their mistakes they have a lot going for them.

This game proved alot to us. It proved to many this team has a chance to win every night, and isn't just going to lose a game by 20 points. Of course it is a heartbreaking loss, but look at the positives to the game.

That is what the players look at and the coaches, they look at what went right and work on things that went wrong to get better. It is week 1, 16 more weeks of football to play.

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They should pay me to announce these games since I can remember the Yatil Green rule, and that the Patriot's left tackle's name is Matt Light, not Todd Light, Gruden you fucking retard.

And I know the difference in Randy Moss is open and Donte Whitner is standing 4 inches away from Randy Moss.

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I hate Moss also, he is such a pussy.

I'm about to get hit, I'm going to run out of bounds.

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It's a weak and foolish team that starts stroking their own dicks before the clock reads 0:00.

And the Bills are that team - And it all falls on the coach's shoulders. Lack of discipline. Tailing-off in effort. Failure of conditioning and concentration.

But to be honest, no one thought he was going to fumble the ball, it is his fault but then again that only happens once out of 1000 times.

Unfortunate mistake which cost them the game. We'll get the Patriots the next time, the only thing we need to worry about is putting this loss behind us and winning the nest 10+ of the next 15 games to make the playoffs.

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That, again, was coaching - Simple absolute rule: I don't care what you do, if the ball is headed thru the fucking end-zone DON'T fucking touch it. The clock won't start, and we get the ball at the 20-yard line...And anyone, I mean ANYONE, who fucking touches it will never play football again, 'cos I'll take a chainsaw to your fucking legs.

That's what should have been impressed upon "Leodis The Inadequate".

One doesn't allow idiot players to exercise discretion - One coaches. One establishes rules for such situations.

BTW, the exact same score that Dallas beat us by two years ago...

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Oh lord, it's hard to be humble, when you're perfect in every way. I can't wait to look in the mirror, 'cause I get better looking each day. To know me is to love me, I must be a hell of a man. Oh lord, it's hard to be humble, but I'm doin' the best that I can.

Yes, but more than half the time whenever a player fields the ball from inside the endzone, they almost always get more than the 20 yards they are guaranteed and it runs the clock down when you are leading.

It sucks he fumbled it, but you always try to score and if he would have gotten the extra break he could have been gone. He hadn't fumbled it, we would have been on the 30 instead of the 20 yard line also.

The whole touchback deal is always a judgment call on the player, depending on where you field it from inside the EZ. I didn't see it, but if he was less than 5 yards deep field it, deeper let it go or knee it.

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When one holds a tenuous lead over a dangerous adversary, one does NOT take stupid risks. One fields the ball in the most conservative, risk-free way possible, and runs out as much of the clock as possible by simply hanging on to the ball. Protecting the ball.

One does not let a sophomore, idiot, ghetto superstar get ideas about padding the score (and his legend) by running back an end-to-end kick.

One warns such an idiot NOT to fuck around - THAT'S what coaches get paid six figures to do. Make sure the fuck-ups DON'T fuck up.

I still can't beleive he didn't down it in the endzone....

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"...they came down into the stands and asked if I knew how to do play by play. I said...No. But. I'll take a shot at it if you want".- Rick Jeanneret

That is true, but even still shit happens, no one knew he was going to fumble the ball. It's Pro-sports, shit happens which you don't ever see happening. 1000 more times and he gets tackled and on that 1001 time, he'll fumble it again.

With a lead you always run the clock out no matter what, all he had to do was hold onto the ball, and he didn't.

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If he didn't fumble it the pats would have held or gotten a turnover and won the game anyway.

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Oh lord, it's hard to be humble, when you're perfect in every way. I can't wait to look in the mirror, 'cause I get better looking each day. To know me is to love me, I must be a hell of a man. Oh lord, it's hard to be humble, but I'm doin' the best that I can.

Only to the Bills, and weak undisciplined teams like the Bills - SUPER BOWL WINNERS DON'T TAKE THESE RISKS AND COMMIT THESE MISTAKES!

That's why the Buffalo Bills haven't won the Super Bowl, and can't even make the fucking playoffs, because they, like you, thinks it's all just luck - It's not luck.

It's brains and discipline and talent. And they lack two of the three.

I disagree, you think the wide right field goal was by brains? IT was a bad kick or something I don't know since I was 1 when it happened.

Watch other football teams, the winners, they always run up the field on kickoffs because they trust they will hold onto the ball, I agree with not running it up if you are at the back of the endzone, but you get the kick more than halfway in it close to the goal line you run.

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You're free to disagree - The "wide-right" would not have happened had the Bills not been out whoring and getting fucked-up, the night before.

They would have managed the clock properly, in the final minute, Kelly would have hit Reed with a pass that would have made it a point-after kick (at worst) and the rest (as they say) would have been Super Bowl Historeeeee...

But, what happened was that the Bills were essentially a bunch of cocky motherfuckers, who couldn't keep their dicks in their pants, and lost four straight Super Bowls because they started partying the night BEFORE they ever won the fucking game.

And may your God strike me dead if I'm wrong. They lost because they thought their shit didn't stink, and they came out and played below their capacity.

See I never watched one of those Superbowls, and that was because I was between the ages of 1-5 when they made it to them so if I had watched any of them I have no recollection of them.

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I think the shittiest thing is that I haven't watched the Bills on a regular basis since they lost the fourth Bowl and I don't see that changing after giving them a chance again with this game. Reminded me too much of being let down year after year as a young teen. I'll stick with the Sabres thank you.

...for four consecutive Super Bowl appearances, the majority of the Buffalo Bills' roster hit the field still hungover, high, or too coked-up to play.

That's why they lost four consecutive Super Bowls.