jester43

you and i could throw for 300yds against this pass rush.

why can't we get a pass rush going against this supposedly horrible offense??!?

i see the sieve defense is back with the game on the line.

that was !@#$ing horrible and outrageous. what the hell are they looking at?

:unsure: you guys know the SI cover means we lose this week right?

can this really keep going? what the hell has happened?

how can you not be a little troubled by the way we're playing defense?

:cry: :cry: talkin proud...

good grief

one more knee then ram it down their throat.

can we agree it's better if he DIDN'T get it??

did he get it? doesn't look like?

lol..are you one of the guys in that avatar?

unbelievable...but yet so predictable :wallbash:

can't these guys create ANY pressure??

same here! but the replay was pretty sweet!

:o :o :o what is happening??

holy guacamole...please god don't wake me up like you normally do just before the end of all my GOOD dreams ( )...let me see how this one ends. and please let the goalposts come down...

this effing defense :wallbash: :wallbash:

Cotton if I had to bet, I would bet it was ARVD. It goes undiagnosed because it comes on slowly and the symptoms often occur very sporadically. It is a genetic condition and you'd have to screen for the gene to catch it early. The best you can generally hope for is that the athlete reports the symptoms the first time they happen, and dr. has them screened for it immediately. It kills by causing arrhythmia and sometimes the person dies during their first serious episode, so they're sort of a sitting duck. Ryan Shay died suddenly during the olympic trials marathon of ARVD and it is believed he had no serious warning signs prior to his collapse.

http://www.arvd.com/q_a.html'>http://www.arvd.com/q_a.html i am not on the site every day so i apologize if this has been covered...but i coach college distance runners and after 15 years with zero incidence of heart problems, i've had 2 athletes sent to the cardiologist this year. one situation is treatable and the athlete will be back after either meds (hopefully they work, and often they do) or a relatively simple surgical procedure (as "simple" as heart surgery could be!): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supraventricular_tachycardia the other is a chronic, degenerative and potentially fatal condition that is typically the cause of death in healthy people who mysteriously die of heart failure while running, playing soccer, etc. You hear about these incidents fairly often, but ususally the cause is not disclosed: http://www.arvd.com/q_a.html the second of my two athletes has arvd and she is done running forever...it is a sad case, she was a state-caliber miler in her junior year of h.s. and started a slow downward spiral from there. her performance got worse and worse, her endurance went to hell...couldn't finish races and usually preformed at a very sub-par level when she did. after 2 years of struggle went to Johns Hopkins and diagnosed with the ARVD and told never to exercise- or risk sudden heart failure. scary stuff for an athletic 19 year old to deal with. she'll eventually have a pacemaker transplanted and hope that she'll stabilize to the point where she can safely tolerate moderate exercise. anyway, when i heard Easley was put on IR, i immediately feared this was the problem. by contrast, if it was SVT, there would be no reason to put him on IR yet, because there's be a good chance he could safely return after treatment. so anyway, that is my speculation on what may have happened. i hope i am wrong, because it's a sad and scary thing a young athlete to hear.

please god, just let the defense show up... if we can somehow get some pressure on him we have a shot...but who really believes that is going to happen? they are gonna have to bring it like it's the last game of their lives.

your are correct of course. and not only are you correct, but you can be 100% certain this will not change. we can only hope that 2011 turns out to be one of those rare seasons where the bills win despite the owner and his beancounters. 50 years of documented history proves ralph is a miserable old miser and that will never change. enjoy the season. that is effing hilarious...too bad they had to ruin it by inserting that girl with the Houston gear.

i hope to god i'm wrong, but it's too early to say. ralph wilson's cheap excuse for a front office and never-eanding fire sale mentality is probably going to bite us hard when the injuries start. we're going to be playing guys you never heard of by week 8 and it's going to spiral down hill to a 6 win season. that's what I think, and it's too early to say i'm wrong... THOUGH I HOPE I AM! I want the bills to win every week...and i'm not one of those morons who wants them to lose to get better drafts picks either! in fact, not only do i want them to win this week, i want the goalposts to come down. but i don't see this season ending well.

If we go 3-0 by knocking off the pats IT'S ON. A page will have turned and the rest of the season will have new meaning. SO DO IT. :devil: I want the stadium to be a psycho madhouse again.