So where are those cardinals fans...

[lordofgun]

...that were talking trash earlier this week?

Come eat some crow, boys!

[Billzz]

Did somethign I normally don't do, went to the opposing board to see what they had to say since they where talking so much trash prior to the game.

Basically they blamed everything from Special Teams to their O-line to McCown so on so forth but never did they say Buffalo beat them. Typical attitude of a team incapable of admitting they just flat out suck.

No credit to a solid defense, or holding Emmit Smith to 60 something yards (they said that stinger must of been more serious then talked about, ROFL) and all the usual inept things that happen when you get the floor wiped with your team.

Anyway they still say the bills sucked and the refrees called a horrid game otherwise they would of been in the thick of it. Agree with the refs but those calls went both ways. Can't wait till Miami runs em in the ground and 2 teams with a combined record of 3-11 spank em. Maybe then they can see what a competitive division is all about, let alone if they play Patriots and the jetties.

[lordofgun]

typical!

[Mr. Miyagi]

Can't wait till Miami runs em in the ground and 2 teams with a combined record of 3-11 spank em.

Nah, I hope they beat Miami.

[northernbillfan]

Here's one of them

[lordofgun]

Here's one of them

Where are the rest of them?

[northernbillfan]

If they are anything like this writer here who blamed it on the weather and not the Bills stellar play, then we won't see them anytime soon.

The uprights of the goal posts swayed like staggering drunks. Flags few straight from their masts, and a towel carelessly discarded by a player spun like Dorothy's house until it wrapped around someone's leg.

The wind affected the Cardinals, too, tearing away the façade hiding their shortcomings, exposing them for all 65,887 at Ralph Wilson Stadium to see.

Special-teams gaffes. Offensive inconsistencies. Defensive lapses. Penalties. They all swirled together Sunday in the Cardinals' 38-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

[Mr. Miyagi]

If they are anything like this writer here who blamed it on the weather and not the Bills stellar play, then we won't see them anytime soon.

The uprights of the goal posts swayed like staggering drunks. Flags few straight from their masts, and a towel carelessly discarded by a player spun like Dorothy's house until it wrapped around someone's leg.

The wind affected the Cardinals, too, tearing away the façade hiding their shortcomings, exposing them for all 65,887 at Ralph Wilson Stadium to see.

Special-teams gaffes. Offensive inconsistencies. Defensive lapses. Penalties. They all swirled together Sunday in the Cardinals' 38-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Sounds like it's official:

Ralph Wilson Stadium blows.

[SABURZFAN]

Where are the rest of them?

i've been calling them out in the Smack Zone.i haven't heard from them.did they fly south for the winter?

[Card Trader]

If they are anything like this writer here who blamed it on the weather and not the Bills stellar play, then we won't see them anytime soon.

THAT is what you consider "stellar" play by your team? I thought it was pretty pathetic on both sides.

I figured the game would come down to field position, considering the weather....and the Bills Special teams was far better prepared for this game than the Cardinals. So I can see the angle about the weather, but plain and simple, the Cardinals got beat....and beat bad, on the scoreboard.

Just can't have teams start 3 drives inside the opponents 30 and let them return a kick for a TD. No team is going to stand a chance when that happens.

One team was prepared, one team wasn't, the game was dominated on the scoreboard and field position. Good win for the Bills and their fans, enjoy it guys. I liked the intensity your defense showed.

[Jayhawk]

we'd take your offensive line

[Crisis]

There's atleast 20 more Cardinal fans in the world.

Speak up.

[G. Host]

No credit to a solid defense, or holding Emmit Smith to 60 something yards (they said that stinger must of been more serious then talked about, ROFL) and all the usual inept things that happen when you get the floor wiped with your team.

That is Emmitt and Emmitt fans for you; when he has a good game it is because he came back from "life theatening" injuries and when he has a bad game it is due to an injury.

[NapalmDeath]

THAT is what you consider "stellar" play by your team? I thought it was pretty pathetic on both sides.

I figured the game would come down to field position, considering the weather....and the Bills Special teams was far better prepared for this game than the Cardinals. So I can see the angle about the weather, but plain and simple, the Cardinals got beat....and beat bad, on the scoreboard.

Just can't have teams start 3 drives inside the opponents 30 and let them return a kick for a TD. No team is going to stand a chance when that happens.

One team was prepared, one team wasn't, the game was dominated on the scoreboard and field position. Good win for the Bills and their fans, enjoy it guys. I liked the intensity your defense showed.

I like the fact that you showed back up to eat some crow. Unlike your fellow Zona fans. At least you have a pair.

[northernbillfan]

That is Emmitt and Emmitt fans for you; when he has a good game it is because he came back from "life theatening" injuries and when he has a bad game it is due to an injury.

Give Emmitt some credit. He came out and said it wasn't the weather or the elements or an injury...quote source

"Given the outlook, Troy (Hambrick) and I were prepared to carry the ball 40 times, but it just did not work out that way," said Smith. "Weather is not an excuse. If they travel to Arizona, they play in the heat. They had to play in the same weather today. We just kept shooting ourselves in the foot."

And yeah Card Trader, I did say our team's play was stellar. I didn't meant the whole team. McGee was stellar, Moorman was stellar (as always) McGahee was stellar, Adams was stellar...