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Watching since 1964

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  1. absolutely! the game was usually played in late june as i recall.. saw lots of good ones.. most players that were selected usually played, didnt bow out.. then the college all star game in chicago was played in august..

     

    Agreed, they were good games. I enjoyed them. :)

     

    If I remember correctly, Bob Hayes and Ken Willard played in the ones I saw.

  2. I was concerned that Rex lost some of his fastball after he got lap band.

     

    Now that we have a carbon copy of pre-lap band Rex on the sideline, we've got our Fat Rex. This defense will surely turn around.

    lol

     

    Helps me get over channel flipping and seeing him spewing forth on Mike & Mike. It was just too soon after hearing he hired Fat Rex.

     

    :D

  3. Isn't that what happened in '15? He ran a hybrid of his system and Schwartz's system and it failed. You don't want him to acknowledge the obvious?

     

    If he acknowledged the obvious, he would admit he is not HC material, imho.

     

    He is such a manipulator, so I don't trust what he says most of the time.

     

    So I believe he also said that to take a shot at all those who criticize him for not keeping Schwartz's scheme intact.

  4. @JoeBuscaglia

    #Bills HC Rex Ryan on ESPN Radio on the defense: "We're going to do things much differently next year, and we're going to be much better"

     

    #Bills HC Rex Ryan said on ESPN Radio that they won't try to merge like what was done defensively in 2014. Going to run his defense.

     

    @viccarucci

    Ryan says #Bills will be "all in" w his defensive scheme rather than trying to "merge" what was done in 2014.

     

    @SalSports

    Rex said the Bills got better yesterday by hiring his brother Rob and "nobody works harder" than him.

    Thanks for posting those.

     

    I hear more excuses in his "merge" comments.

  5. The Bills voiced confidence in their new left tackle a day after releasing veteran Langston Walker. Bell practiced fully for the first time Wednesday since straining his back two weeks ago.

     

    “He’s very athletic,” said Bills offensive line coach Sean Kugler. “He has the ability to recover when he is out of position. He’s a competitive kid, and he works at it. He loves the game of football, and those are the guys we’re moving forward with.”

     

    http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/story/790614.html

     

    Seems like Kugler was telling us why certain OL aren't here anymore.

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