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Mr. WEO

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  1. If McGee returns to being a shutdown corner and Leodis turns out to be a shutdown corner and Youboty stays healthy for more than 2 or 3 games in row and becomes a shutdown corner and Corner becomes a shutdown corner and Byrd becomes a shutdown corner who plays "safety"....let's see, that gives us, what---like 4 or 5 shutdown corners!!

  2. hey bud, i hear what you are saying, but if anyone watched last year we know Peters was DEF not even close to being the lineman he was the year before. And I have read a substantial amount of experts saying the Butler was our best lineman last year. Well it sure was nt peters, dockery, or the joke of a center we used?

     

    So i ask you, who was it then? It had to be langston walker or butler-

    It really doesn't matter. The point is the folks on this board have a short memory.

  3. I can't say this enough: The Giants showed the league how to beat the Pats. Pressure Brady. Send a group in every play that can put consistent pressure on him. These guys pass to set up the run, and with that kind of determined pressure, we'll be able to handle the run, too. Leave the back five on man to man. Brady has shown time and again (not unlike other QB's) that he is prone to having bad days when he's being knocked around. We've given it to him in our stadium. What do we have to lose, anyway? They always beat us. Lets try an approach that has risks, but also has promise. And, at the very least, we'll welcome Tom Brady back with a face full of turf all game long. If New England's game plan hasn't changed much, the Giants gave us a blue print for beating them. And, we've got the personel to do it.

     

    How did that game plan that the Giants "showed everybody" work against a professional benchwarmer named Cassell? Not too good.

  4. The best part of this thread is all of the respondents who now claim "Butler was our best O-lineman last year". At least some of them made the same claim about Peters, our former reigning "best O-lineman last year".

     

    Who's our next "best O-lineman last year"----Melvin Fowler?

  5. The best secondary in the NFL.

     

     

    Corner

    Leodis McKelvin

    Terrance McGee

     

    Nickel

    Ashton Youboty

    Reggie Corner

    Dustin Fox

     

    SS

    Donte Whitner

    Bryan Scott

    John Wendling

     

    FS

    Jairus Byrd

    Drayton Florence

    George Wilson

     

    The best in the NFL? Really??

     

    Only two guys on that list have any significant regular starting experience on this team--and one of them is a guy who half the people here think is a "bust".

     

    The rest of the guys on the list are either draftees/rookies, second year guys, injury prone guys, or NFL journeymen.

  6. If Edwards can at least take a leap forward and be at least average this year, than yes. If he plays like he did in his final 8 games, we will struggle to make the playoffs.

     

    Hey, Broken Record.......

     

    Is this all you post?

     

    Look, even if Trent plays very well, this team will still have to beat out 3 or 4 teams (Ravens, Titans, Colts) who are far better than us---"on paper" and on the field.

     

    Plus, we have an incompetent HC and OC.

     

    How is this going to work now?

  7. J.P. Losman - QB Apr. 22 - 5:47 pm et

     

     

     

    I feel bad for the kid because the tried so hard but just couldn't wrap himself around the job.

     

    Some people repeat this "he worked hard" stuff about JP, but I don't know how they came to this conclusion. He never gave any evidence that he was a guy who really prepared for the games tactically---you know, like spending a lot of time in the film room like we always hear about MAnning and Brady. Also, we all saw how he spent his entire season isolating himself from the rest of the offense while on the sideline last year---making it clear to everyone watching at home how unhappy he was to be riding the pines.

     

    I really don't think he was as stupid as many here think. I think he was a guy who was told how great he was all his life,and, after "starring" at a shi88tty college football program/conference, the Bills made the awful and fateful decision to name him a first round pick------that was it for JPL. He figured there was nothing for him to learn, given how he was so "gifted" and a "great athlete".

     

    Turns out he was just a slacker who actually wasn't that great of an athlete, as far as QBs go.

  8. This is where posters like you lose all credibility...you sight one throw, or one play, to negate all the other 40 mistakes he made...

     

    Really? Do you know what "irony" is?

     

    that Cle game was one of the worst QB'd games in recent memory and worse than any game I have ever seen

     

    Maybe you should revisit the year 2005. Or, better yet, go to 2006 (JP's "good" year) and check out the Bears game that you obviously missed.

     

     

    But, you wont see that...you see your hero and ignore his struggles.

     

    Ha! Dude, that JPhrodesiac you took long ago has left you with an erection lasting more than 4 years--you need to get to the emergency room!

  9. I actually addressed that already.

     

    You really think an entire team can be built through 3 FA's and 3 drafts? The additions from draft and FA #4 have yet to take the field.

     

    So I ask again- can a team be COMPLETELY rebuilt with 3 drafts (a 50/50 crap shoot) and 3 FA's (in Buffalo)?

     

    Really? Can't be done?

     

    Colts did it in the late 90's. The Pats did it in the 00's (in fact they are doing it continuously--letting "stars" walk out the door and replacing them other guys). The Falcons did it in like a year or two. The F-ing Dolphins are doing it right now! Do you really think that the Dolphins are a more talented team than the Bills were last season?

     

    Let's take a different angle ------why don't you or any one of the DJ supporters tell us exactly what it is you see every Sunday that tells you, "DJ is a good HC". What is it that he is really good at?

  10. I would LOVE tony dungy as a coach. Winner. Won in TB, won in Indy including SB. Dick and Dungy are nothing alike, aside from being nice.

    Dungy? You can have him.

     

    A winner in TB? Gruden took that team to the SB an won. Dungy got spanked in the wild card game the year before.

     

    In Indy, yup--he won a SB. He had the most fearsome offense of the decade (Manning, Wayne, Harrison, James--all in their prime) and was one and done in the playoffs 4 out of 7 seasons, while regularly getting spanked by the Pats, where BB had already won three SBs with a 6th round backup QB and such stars as Dillon, Smith, Brown, Givens and Branch.

     

    Tony Dungy. Sheesh.

  11. You do have to take into account that Jauron doesn't cheat.

     

    BB went 18-0 after he stopped "cheating".

     

    DJ is never going to be a good NFL HC. Not sure what you people are waiting for just around the corner. I don't think guys play any "harder" for him than they would for a better HC.

  12. It seems the majority of Bills fan's are very happy with the draft now. A lot of people were saying that the Bills needed a better GM than they have and yet the vast majority are happy with the draft.

    Ah, no--your own poll suggests otherwise.

     

    Look, if 8 of 10 of last year's draft makes the roster (including guys like Fine, Odom, etc.) and "70%" of the very next draft also makes the roster--guess what, your team sucks. That's about 25% of the roster with 1 year or NO experience in the NFL.

     

    Guy and Modrak have been making the calls for years. Brandon is new AND has no experience. What has changed?

  13. Really?

    Byrd: 6-0 210 4.6 speed

    Reed: 5-11 200 4.6 speed

     

    Both were highly productive (Ints PDs)

    Both take good angles to the football

    Both read the QB well

    Both tackle in the run game well

    Both have great instincts

    Both have good route recognition

    Both have great hands

    Both have great anticipation

     

     

    Shall i go on?

     

    There are some differences, but they are very similar players. Byrd played FS in high school and it's his natural position.

     

    His predraft analysis said he's not much of a hitter and would likely "lead the league in pass interference".

  14. The trade rumors may have been the FO and coaches trying to light a fire under his butt. Great PR but there needs to be more progress at WR.

     

    He'll never be a valuable WR--this he has proven. For a guy who is a great punt returner, he doesn't do much after the catch.

     

    Keep him as a returner if possible.

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