vincec

If you look up the HOF player bios online, if lists all the teams they played for with no apparent preference to any of them, except for the photo they use I guess.

Lol. Exactly. Using that approach, Marrone is a great offensive line coach too.

Lol. How great we're his results in Chicago? Honest question.

Do players go into the NFL hall on a team? I thought that was only a baseball thing?

Historically true. But given the Bills depth at CB and lack of it at safety, I suspect that he will adjust.

Between his inexplicable propping up of Doug Marrone and now the publication of private medical records, Adam Schefter is dropping fast in my estimation.

Relatively young too. RIP

+1. Medical records??? Wtf? This seems wrong to me. So basically, if you can find a lackey that get's you the info then all bets are off and you can publish it as you please? That doesn't seem right. I was thinking of the same example. The one key difference is that simply being in possession of child pornography is a crime, regardless of how you got it or if you posted it or not. Sounds similar to nude photos of celebrities that get stolen and then posted to the internet. However, the celebs have sued the crap out of people publishing these things so there must be some legal basis to do so.

You may be right, but perosonally I don't buy it. It sounds like he's just blaming other people for the issues he had- The Dallas center for antagonizing him, Shanahan for mis-using him, his financial advisor for blowing his money. I'm usually a sucker for redemption stories, but to me step one is to look in the mirror, not try to find other people to blame.

His open letter to himself is actually a letter to us, the general public, seeking some level of redemption or at least repair for his image... otherwise why write it? From my perspective, since the letter is autobiographical it is naturally biased. There are no statements from Mike Shanahan, his reportedly corrupt friend, or anyone else. Just Haynesworth in damage control mode way after the fact.

That I've personally witnessed- 1. Bruce Smith 2. OJ 3. Thurman Thomas 4. Jim Kelly 5. Ted Washington 6. Kent Hull 7. Joe DeLamielleure 8. Reggie McKenzie 9. Andre Reed 10. Cornelius Bennett

Baltimore is going to miss Kubiak. He really had a positive effect on their offense.

I wouldn't put Bryce Paup and Travis Henry in the same category as Ed Wang.

Add to this that they were only average vs the run last season and lost Spikes in the middle and Searcy in the secondary who were strong run defenders. Their interior DL backups were so bad vs the run that they ended up playing Wynn there at the end of the year when Dareus got hurt.

You can't pound him between the tackles and you can't run him outside where he runs sideways and runs out of bounds at or behind the LOS. Also, he can't pass block so be careful putting him in on passing plays. So run screens in every play that he's in there? You're on record. We'll see how good your scouting is.

I seriously doubt it, but if anyone can do it it's Peyton.

You are correct, but considering that Philly has a much better ypc against I would call the two run defenses comparable. Buffalo's run defense was really not that strong last season despite the hype. They we're middle of the pack and faded as the season went on. That's why I say it's strange that the author things Philly needs to be more like Buffalo in its run defense.

Read the article. The author says the Bills have the best defense. Fletcher Cox is a player for the Eagles, whose claim the author refutes.

Strange that he should say that the Eagles need to improve their run defense to be considered in the same category as Buffalo when they had a better ypc against than Buffalo. Buffalo was 22nd in the league in yards per carry against last season.

Rings aren't that important to me. I care more about character. The Bills don't cut me any checks when then win. It's just entertainment. It's not worth ignoring or worse, supporting, misdeeds by public figures.

They should just have paid someone in China or Russia to do it. Then there would've been no reprocussions.

Neither one of these would be "successful", IMO. I want playoffs + 1 playoff win, minimum to say successful.

I add Cordy Glenn and Eric Wood to the list.

Everyone does. All teams use some zone and some man blocking schemes but Zone is the predominant method in the NFL and has been for many years.

That doesn't mean that he played well last season or will play well this season.