Then everybody will say, “Well, it was only because Seattle was without three of their starters.”

I’ll take a win anyway they come. A win will be a great momentum builder for the team and if the offense comes out clicking look out Jags.

…the most uplifting article I’ve read all summer…gotta get this game: NO EXCUSES.

He’s right in that the Bills really could use another pre-season game. If Peters does indeed show up and play there’s no telling what kind of shape he’ll be in or what how much he can contribute. Edwards has done very little this pre-season and Hardy has spent a couple of games and part of camp with a gimpy hamstring. The TE position is still a mess, Walker will have to work through his bone bruise, and the starting #2 WR (just for you, Superfan) is coming off of injury that has cost him most of the pre-season as well.

He’s wrong in that the it will be the Bills’ defense, not Edwards, that sees the greatest benefit. Who are the Seahawks going to have out at WR? It sounds like they’ll be down to their #4 and #5 guys out wide. My guess is that they try to run more than Holmgren generally does so it will be a good test for Stroud. Even then, I can see the corners and/or safeties cheating up to the line so we may not get a true picture of where the defense is until Week 2…when the defense faces a dominant running game.

a win is a win and if the Seahawks are hurting? Oh well, these are the breaks the Bills haven’t gotten in a while.

I am worried? Sure, the season ending game against Pittsburgh a few years ago still makes me thrown up in my mouth thinking about it. If the Bills do get this break they must cash it in. Good teams always win games that they should, that’s what seperates good from mediocre.

No one cares how, just get some Ws and I’ll be happy. Its easy to handle mistakes, and think about improving, when your squeezing out wins and closing the gap on the Pats

seemed to care when we got hit with all those injuries last year. a win is a win. It’s about time it is another teams problem.

The writer has no idea what he’s talking about.