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Agreed. Jauron didn't believe in running pass patterns where the WR could catch the ball on the run and break big chunks of YAC. It was probably too dangerous for him. Jauron's ultra conservative offense preferred the WRs to catch the ball at a dead stop.
or catch the ball 5 yards pass the line of scrimmage and jump out of bounds.
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Honestly I can't read posts that are longer than 3 paragraphs. I must have ADD or something. That or these long posts really are boring.
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i concur. i stop reading after one paragraph. i don't see how people can't make their points in one paragraph.
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screw trading him. let him rot on the bench. he has three years left on his contract.
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sorry. can't spend my life on this board. there is that thing known as employment. and those known as family and friends. give them a shot.
you are a !@#$ing idiot
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i would like to see from big plays coming from this jerk off rather than big mouth comments coming from him on twitter
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this has to be one of the dumbest threads that i have ever read. get real dude
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what a !@#$in monday marshawn is
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trent sucks and is a douche
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i got owned on the internet. that's cool. what a bunch of losers.
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good luck guys. this board sucks. won't be back anytime soon. have fun arguing mute points.
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i just realized why billszone is such a better board. complete buffoons on here.
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here's the problem. some of your retards have over hyped standards.
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no way he/she is a doctor. what kind of doctor sits on a buffalo bills message board? not a good one, if one
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this thread is garbage. you do realize this is one of the worst o-line in franchise history right? you better put your bike helmet back on. i wouldn't want you to lose anymore brain cells, it seems you have already lost too many.
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get a clue rookie. poz is not dominant but he most certainly does not suck. he needs some friggin help.
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to all the dummies saying this is career ending. if it was as bad as the retards would lead you to believe on here. it would be all over the news and sports news. i wish him luck in recovery and some of you guys need to stop acting like a bunch desperate housewives.
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Gee, thanks Doc. And to think all those years of med school went for **** and I'm still a retard.
Say, if I'm having any trouble with any cases in the future can I give you a ring for a consult?
if you're a real doctor then i suck dick for a living. good one ****! get your thumb out of your ass.
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guys, while not downplaying the severity of his injury, i'm pretty sure fractures are less serious/career ending than blown ligaments/knees. Junior Seau's arm looked like that a couple years ago and he played again the next year. If it is a fracture, and no veins were disrupted (serious blood loss etc) I wouldnt be surprised to see him play again next year.
Correct me if im wrong, but arent bone breaks more easily treated than blown knees?
hey, i can't believe someone on here is actually not a complete retard. bone breaks are much easier to come back from than knee or ligament injuries. he has a broken fibula and tibia. he will be back mid-season at the latest next year. i will go as far as to say he could be working out in 3 months.
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http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/11/19/shanahan-l...ials-next-week/
Shanahan likely to meet with Bills officials next week
Posted: November 19th, 2009 | Vic Carucci | Tags: Bill Cowher, Buffalo Bills, Mike Shanahan, Ralph Wilson
Mike Shanahan has emerged as the Bills’ “No. 1 candidate” to become their full-time coach after the season, according to a source close to the team.
The source said a meeting between Shanahan, Bills owner Ralph Wilson and Bills chief operating officer/general manager Russ Brandon, who is overseeing the hiring process, likely will take place next week.
Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher also is high on the Bills’ list of candidates, but at the moment, they are focused on Shanahan, who guided the Broncos to back-to-back Super Bowl championships in the late 1990s but was fired after last season.
There’s also strong speculation that the Redskins are pursuing Shanahan to replace Jim Zorn as their coach after the season. However, according to the source close to the Bills, Shanahan is intrigued by the “low-maintenance” situation he would have in Buffalo as opposed to Washington.
The Bills, the source said, are willing to offer whatever salary is necessary to land a high-end candidate such as Shanahan and would give him total control of the football operation, something Wilson has generally been opposed to doing in the past. Adding to the job’s attractiveness, according to the source, is the fact the team is in solid financial shape and not burdened by any dead salary-cap money.
“This is his (Wilson’s) last coach and (he) is going to do everything it takes to get it right,” the source said of the 91-year-old owner.
The Bills fired Dick Jauron on Tuesday and made defensive coordinator Perry Fewell their interim head coach.
– Vic Carucci
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whoever thinks this is a bad idea needs to shut the !@#$ up and go hide in your hole.
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Ever stop to think that April doesn't want that job?
exactly. i wouldn't blame him if he turned it down because this team is a mess.
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neither of those two a$$holes. i want a proven winner. no more bullshite. no more !@#$ing around. bring me in a good coach.
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i can't believe ralph is ponying up the money to get dick moron the !@#$ out of here.
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post fixed. i definitely forgot about mckelvin
CJ Spiller chant @ games? True?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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if anyone does this, you will be classified as gay from then on out.