Wish we had the merge feature…

This really pisses me off. It makes all of us look bad. Please, people, I am begging you if you have information to inform the police. This is wrong.

Terrible.

along with whatever legal punishment they get, they are banned from going to Bills games. We don’t need people like that as Bills fans.

I want to say something all emotion-laden to get people pumped up about Leo, because he’s a hell of a football player who made one mistake. Words fail me. I’ll go to the picture instead.

Kick ass this weekend, kid.

Absolutely ridiculous. Seriously…don’t have the proper words to explain how gutless and inappropriate vandalizing someone’s property is…let alone because you’re upset over how they played in a football game.

I’ve always taken pride in being part of the Bills fan community. Partly because we’ve suffered together. Partly because Buffalo and western NY is special, small community where for the most part, people treat each other right. Just walk around the parking lot on any Sunday and the commaraderie and neighborly actions you’ll see between complete strangers is truly something special. It is something I’m proud to be a part of.

Seeing something like this is completely disheartening and sickening to me. I hope the individuals are found and prosecuted fully. I’m embarrassed they have has masqueraded as Bills fans and given all of us true fans a bad name.

the last thing we need is for him to lose confidence. the loss wasnt only his fault. blame can be passed around from bell, to TO, to the entire defense. leo will be a great player and i hope he doesnt take this to heart. i also hope that the person responsible is found somehow.

I’m going to be honest, I truly don’t fault Leo for bringing the kickoff out. Last year on MNF against Cleveland, they actually put a radar gun on Leo and he was clocked at 22 mph on foot!!! NO BS!! Tony Kornheiser and Ron Jaworski couldn’t stop talking about it. If you have a man that fast, he should NEVER take a knee!!!

This is dispicable. People wonder why athletes, NFL mostly, are constantly in trouble with firearms issues. It’s because of fans like this that take actions threatening to athletes that makes them afraid and feel like they need to carry firearms to protect themselves. Totally embarrassing to be a Bills fan when people act in that kind of way. I hope Leodis doesn’t think that is a true representation of Bills fans…

Embarrassing. Classless. Disgusting. I don’t care if he would have pulled out a sharpie, signed the damn ball, tied a ribbon around it and handed it to Meriweather in the endzone. Unacceptable under any circumstances.

Another part that makes me feel like actions such as these become double edged is that it could possibly deter other players from coming here. Why would a player want to play for a team where a mistake is made and then their home/lawn/vehicle/etc. are possibly vandalized. It puts a stain on the organization as a whole, not just the fool that committed the crime. Take a look at Kawika’s outrage at the incident…if this happens before he signs here, don’t you think he would consider another team first?

Pretty foolish act. I feel some shame and I shouldn’t…I don’t want to be considered part of that lot.

Can’t say anything that hasn’t already been said. It’s just sad.

pathetic, despicable act done by people who are more than likely the scum of the earth. Trash like this is why athletes aren’t always open to fans, and rightfully so. This is truly a cowardly, pathetic action done by people who need to get a grip. To willingly destroy someone’s property because of one mistake they made in a game is the epitome of pathetic. I hope these clowns are caught and fully prosecuted. I’d make sure they were banned from ever going to a Bills game.

I’m sure this will be in Leo’s mind when his rookie contract is coming to its end.

“To see that type of response from so-called passionate fans is taking things to the extreme,” said Wilson, who is the team’s union representative. “You can blog and make your opinions, but to go to a person’s residence, you’re taking it to a whole new level.”

Right on, George, right on….

I hope this doesnt affect Leo……

We’re behind you kid……..you and rest of the team……

We win and lose with you all as well………

Hopefully someone finds out or hears something and can get these idiots locked up.

that we are behind Leo all the way? We should do something. You all say you are ashamed. I am too. Lets do something about it and support our guy. Thats how you erase an act like that. You overcome it with one of your own.

Maybe at the first home game make a ton of pro-Leo signs and hand them out at the tailgate so every fan has one or start a chant every five minutes for him. Personally, Leo is one of my favorite Bills. Lets back him up Buffalo!

Unbelievable. How can somebody do something like this and still sleep at night?

You all said it. Nothing to add. I’d rec every comment above, but I’m too lazy.

I would jump ship as soon as i possibly could, no matter how good the team is or how much money he could possibly get, nothing is worth putting your family into harms way, if he feels that his family would be safer and better off somewhere else than i would not fault him leaving. All i can think about is what will happen next time he has a chance to win the game but come up short and what some terrible fans would do in the heat of the moment.

I love the Bills as much as anybody.

I honestly think, if there were a worldwide competition called “Who loves the Bills most?”, I would win. Just as I’m sure that most of you think you would win as well. We would all be betting on ourselves because we know inside how much we care about this team, and how much it affects us personally, especially a loss like last night’s.

Having said that, this act is not love of the Bills. It proves nothing to anyone about how much that fan loves this team. In fact, it proves the opposite.

I agree with all of you about how disgusting this is, and this person should be ashamed of themselves.

I love this team, I love this fanbase, and I’m not going to stop loving McKelvin because of one lousy fumble. It was a bonehead play, no doubt. It’s a learning experience. Next time, two hands on the ball and go to the ground. End of story.

Let’s move on to the Bucs, and this Sunday, when Leodis McKelvin is introduced and I’m sitting in the stands, I’m going to cheer louder than anyone in that damn stadium.

Go Bills.

this sucks. rather than being supportive of the team and its players, someone decides to vandalize their personal property. we’re with you leodis.

This is NOT the act of a true fan, a true fan does what we do, scream about it at the time it happens. Then we get ON with our lives, keep cheering just as hard the next game and love our team. Be a man whomever you are, step up and admit it. This HURTS US ALL, players and fans alike, I hope the police find this scumbag and prosecute him as far as they can.

We need players who want to stay, and this does not help us, players for the Bills understand our passion and like it, but NOT when it crosses the line. Grow up who ever did this, and all of the rest of us need to cheer even harder this week for our team, and make sure that the players and the rest of the NFL KNOW we do not tolerate this stuff.

I am sad to hear this happened, however it may not have if McKelvin had shown a little remorse. Whitner showed more emotion than Leo and he didn’t even lose the game for us!

However, as sad as it is, I am reminded of the Pittsburgh Steelers game I went to 4-5 years ago, my bro lives in Pitt. Tommy Maddox was starting for the injured Roethlisberger, and he totally blew the game McKelvin style. The next day, his front lawn had more garbage in it than a 100 yr old landfill! Steelers fans (like Bills fans) are also very devoted to their team, and when the unexplainable happened, one fan just broke and gave the whole fan base a black eye. Not that it was right by any means, but sometimes our passion just causes some of us to break, ie Serena, Federer.

A “W” Sunday against TB and we’ll all be happy again!

People did it to Scott Norwood too….no one play makes or breaks a game…its just sad.

and deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and banned for life from every NFL stadium.

I just hope that Leo and the rest of the team realise that a few idiots do not represent the rest of the Bills fanbase.

if the person/people responsible were even Bills fans. It’d seem crazy for them not to be, but sometimes people do crazy things.

He deserves his privacy and it’s no wonder many of these players seem to take extreme measures protecting their family and lives.

Go Leo is all I can say! Let this game fuel your season and run all the way to the playoffs, stopping only when you get to the Pro Bowl.

that shows that the more intelligent fan base that resides here does not condone this activity. We should sent a link to Mitchell of this post or something

And this doesn’t win too much favor in the eyes of his teammates, especially with Kawika Mitchell’s comments. Where are we Philadelphia?

Nobody deserves that kind of disrespect.
Hopefully we can move on.
Let’s get ready for next week! Gobills.

Anyone going to the game this weekend should wear mckelvin jerseys, T-shirts, make #28 signs, give him the biggest ovation when he takes the field and chant his name. show him that we support him and wouldn’t do that to him (by we i mean bills fans) I"m not one for this “i hope the police catch him B.S.” i’m thinking someone should leak out the person who did this address….things would take care of themself

The act of vandalism was absolutely reprehensible. We are all to aware that celebrities and professional athletes are all too often targeted for outrageous treatment by the public, often endangering their lives, and this sort of act, just hammered home how easily a person’s privacy and safety could be violated.

Now, I am going to say something that is probably not going to be popular here.

I googled around to find out what was written – yeah we all know the score. But when I read about the “obscenity”, it kind of lightened the situation for me. If what I read is true, it was not something that was really a threat. In fact, if the accounts I’ve read are true, McKelvin got a little bit of a laugh out of it, too.

Still, it was wrong.

Espn.com reported Mckelvin wants no part in legal action and wants to put this all behind him while praising bills fans…..like the title says, he’s one hell of a big man

Not all teams are born equal, and neither are all sports fans.

If all you want is to win, and you jump ship and curse your team every time things get rough — go be a freaking Yankees fan or something.

True Buffalo sports fans are like my friends who went out and put up supporting signs on Danny Briere’s front lawn after he won game 1 of the playoff series against Philadelphia in 2006.

The morons who vandalized McKelvin’s front lawn are not real Buffalo fans. How can you be a Buffalo fan and be phased by losing one single game? A lifetime of fandom has taught me that Buffalo teams aren’t going to win all the championships. It’s enough that they compete, that they play hard and get their chances at victory, so that maybe in one glorious day we actually do win something.

Championships come cheap to the teams that are stacked with money and talent. It doesn’t mean that much when the Yankees win the World Series, or when the Trojans win the national championship. It would mean a hell of a lot more for the Bills or the Sabres to do it.

That’s not a losing attitude. It reflects strength of character and the ability to get through a difficult life, where you’re not going to win everything either. If you want to betray your team every time the going gets tough, then you’re too weak to be a Buffalo fan.

Leo doesn’t need to worry about fan support. If he just keeps going out and playing hard each week, then no matter what happens, he’ll have it from all Bills fans.