Marshawn Lynch

kill.  I am not willing to say he is Buffalo's only talent; the defense is stacked if healthy, Marshawn Lynch is a stud, Lee Evans is fantastic, etc.) he can bask in the attention instead of crumble under the weight.  I do not need to remind NFL fans of the infamous crying interview.

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Consider as an illustration, Marshawn Lynch.  This is a back with undeniable talent.  I do not care who your favorite team in the league is, I think we can all agree that Lynch is not a chump back.  He has strength and skill to match his confidence on the field and I would like to offer that had he not stepped out of bounds on his run from the 1-yard line in Week One, viewers might've seen a 99-yard touchdown run from this up and comer.  Another person that is hard to trash is Lee Evans.  Evans may not be the best wide-out in the conference, but he is certainly good enough to be a serious threat.  He has great hands and fast legs.  All he needs is for Edwards to be able to get those deep balls to him and Evans will prove why he should not be taken lightly.  Also, football freaks mustn't forget that the Bills are (knock on wood) playing with a fully functioning starting defense.  This is something Buffalo and their fans are not accustomed to.  Especially after last season's long IR list, which included some of the Bills' most promising defenders.  To pad the defense a little more, the Bills made a move that really seemed to pay off by picking up Marcus Stroud who had a great game against Seattle and added the additional pressure Buffalo needs to be a serious defensive unit.

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