chris heff

What was his best role? Dr. Stangelove or Blazing Saddles?

Sorry, I missed it. What struck me is that FSU's offense runs the same plays out of multiple formations. This offense seams to be exactly the opposite. Based on his comments EJ thinks this style is easier to execute.

I thought you might find this interesting. http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triangle/post/_/id/71569/packaged-plays-and-the-newest-form-of-option-football

Thank you. I get that they move to Orchard Park, but after last preseason game no more contact, right?

I have not had the pleasure. I'm just messing with him. This Manuel thing has made me grumpy. I get what people are saying, but I just want to see the kid play. I think it will be more fun than Fitz 2.0.

Thanks, that is what I thought. So what would have been done that didn't require him flying to somewhere to have some specialist do the surgery? And also allow him to walk out under his own power? Manuel is only missing three training camp practices, today, Tuesday and Wednesday. Camp is then over.

Now back to the subject at hand. Would an MRI be required to determine that a knee needed tone drained? Or would it indicate something more serious?

I think you would be better served by stating that you don't want his particular advise. To insinuate that you never need advise on anything would be an indication that you are all knowing. Which of course you are not.

Thanks, any news on Manuel?

F. U

Patience, save it for the Patriot's lead footed secondary.

Please don't correct the title of this thread.

Thank you, could not have said it better. Last year was head scratching, Easley touched the ball once, on a kick return for 50 some yards and never touched it again. Gailey's handling of Easley reminded me of Jauron's handling of Johnson.

Exactly what I was thinking. What are the Bills suppose to do practice a defense that they won't be playing?

I knew that someone was going to start this thread today. Watching the game last night, my wife, who is a very casual fan, made the observation that Manuel looked in command as opposed to Kolb. She is absolutely correct. She asked me why people would prefer Kolb? I told her I have know idea. So I'll ask why would you go to the trouble of compiling those stats? Why make a case for Kolb?

You're still doing it.

I'm not being a jerk, but why were you a big fan of Shepard?

Wouldn't work for me on Sunday even though it was on NFL Network, I wanted to hear the Bills announcers. I have Apple TV I got sound no video. Any suggestions?

Do you have any idea the style of offense Texas played last year? Did you ever consider that the offense and supporting cast didn't fit Goodwin's skill set? Did you know that the Texas QB,David Ash, was a sophomore? Did you know that there are some that question Ash's arm strength and accuracy? Let see where have I seen a speedy receiver being under utilized because of a weak armed inaccurate QB? Oh and by the way no one, and I mean no one, no matter how fast their receivers are throws the ball 60 yards every play. It would be moronic. And this

I know it because Marrone would have known it. Which means he would have drafted Nassib.

I agree with PTR. I think Kelly goes back to college ranks. What made me suspicious was his flip flopping as to whether he was staying at Oregon. Can we just leave it at being a successful head coach in the NFL is difficult. As many coaches that come out of the NFL coordinator ranks fail as those coming out of college. As somebody once said "it's hard to win in the NFL".

It is not just that Kelly had more to work with, SU is a basketball school and has been for thirty years comparing there football program to Oregon's is like comparing Duke's to Alabama. West Virginia is a big time football program, that had a QB most prognosticators had as the number one QB in the country. I don't care if it was the Toilet Bowl Syracuse beat West Virginia soundly. Nassib was good because of Marone not the other way around. Jimmy Johnson, Tom Coughlin and probably Jim Harbaugh, these guys all suck. Oh wait the first two have each won two Super Bowls and the last one coached in the last Super Bowl.

Remember some of you, 100 feet.

Stephen A. Smith once said that he did not understand why more teams didn't try field goals on third down, because if they missed they could try again. Nothing more needs to be said about him.

Thank you, there are only three more camp practices, right?