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After his prolonged hold out, to me, Maybin will be "Slight Wiennie" until he proves he's Dwight Freeney on the field. My list: #1 = Jason's Peter #2 = Slight Wiennie

Shades of Charlton Heston: The Saga of Sage?

Norman Einstein, meet Marilyn Monroe.

Well...god gave you the stone tablets, Bills-Moses, so tell us how to behave righteously...

This report hints the injury is not serious, but who knows. harrison-starks-ben collision

Sorry, you are exactly correct. I mixed him up with Jason Whittle, who was supposed to be a utility O-lineman and long snapper.

For example Oshiomogho Atogwe, Michael Griffin, and Troy Polamalu are all awful safeties that just happened to have a ton of INTs, whereas Bryan Scott and Donte Whitner are great safeties that just happened to get no INTs.

We don't need no first or second round draft picks runnin' around here an' playin' any damn football...

I don't believe Schnnneeckkk ever made a schnnnappp during an actual Bills game.

A. The term West Coast Offense originally referred to the style that Sid Gillman and Don Coryell started using as far back as the 1960s. The NFL teams using the system were the San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders, and therefore the term West Coast was deemed appropriate. Since that time, that style of offensive attack has become known as the "Air Coryell" offense and the West Coast Offense now refers soley to Bill Walsh's principles and the style he implemented with the San Francisco 49ers in the 1980s. in: WCO B. from: origin of Tampa 2 defense So, contrary to your mystically messed up timelines, Walsh was tooling up the real WCO with the 49ers in the 1980s shortly after Dungy and Kiffin slightly modified Knoll and Carson's 1975 defense into what is presently the Tampa 2.[Just like I said], namely to pressure the QB so he has scant time and drop the CBs, safeties and at least one LB back into zone coverage. The WCO The offense relies on a shorter passing game. The Quarterback can take shorter drops and throws shorter passes. There are also lots of roll out plays if the quarterback in a mobile one. With the shorter passes, the completion percentage goes up. Also it's harder to sack the quarterback when he takes short drops and releases the ball faster, especially important against the penetrating rush of the Tampa2 front four. The short passing game can overcome the lack of a strong running game, as in the Bills. It replaces the running game in one sense. The traditional role of running, is to control the clock and wear down a defense, as further amplified by the no-huddle. There are also lots of pass plays for the running backs themselves. Earl Cooper, Roger Craig, Tom Rathmon, Ricky Waters and many other West Coast runners put up great receiving numbers. Craig even turned in the first 1,000 yard rushing and 1,000 yard receiving season, in the same year by a player. The Bills bring Jackson, Rhodes and Lynch to the passing game.

Byrdy missed the all OTAs due to college exams - Did he get his degree? He missed all of training camp thus far because after the inner circle jerk signed him, he elected surgery. - Did the inner circle jerk know this ahead of time and OK it, or was it Crowell-esque? So he is hundreds of hours behind everybody on the Bills defensive team, and, for that matter in the entire NFL...but his concern is getting his six pack ripped. Even Pee Wee Fewell said, People complain about Aaron Maybin likely not being able to contribute this season, but J-byrd is in the exact same place. You guys are incredible lightweights.

We can only hope... I hope Jimmy Hardly wasn't in his study group.

What do you want for $15 million? Scott Pioli is a genius, anyway, so shut your hole.

According to Jairus: Did they send Mr. Byrd a playbook, or is he overly worried about his pic in a calendar? Oh, Momma, is this really the end, or am I stuck inside of Mobile...

You could see the writing on the wall when Pos grew out his hair like a hippie freako and bought the designer lunch bucket. He seems to have started taking chin enhancers also. I think this is a manifestation of the creeping, evil influence of Owens. God(s) help us...

I guarantee you that when the O-line cannot even get the running back to the line of scrimmage let alone to the second level, a FB or some stupid H-back can only serve to plug up the tiny crease that opens one chance out of three. 2008 was "The Year of the Real Full Back" for the Bills. result < zero Selective memory loss reigns supreme with some Bills fans.

Buddy Ryan slapping Kevin Gilbride around: priceless

Sorry for the misinformation: Corey gained 14 yards on six carries.

100% agreement. McIntyre gains 11 yards against the Pop Warner version of the Bears and now he's a scoring threat?

Also, the Bills haven't been able to run block for the last several years, and the WCO gives the LBs and safeties something to think about other than making tackles at the line of scrimmage.

The best endzone finder on the Bills is Dominic Rhodes (see Bears game and history). Rhodes knows pay dirt

The Bills essentially do try to run of version of the WCO, only poorly. Now that they have two WRs and maybe a TE (Nelson) along with three pass-catching RBs, it may take off. The WCO was specifically designed to be an antidote to the Tampa 2 defense (pressure the QB and play zone pass defense), which is now going obsolete except in Indy, Buff, Bears, but it still is an answer to not having time to throw, for whatever reason.

New Orleans Saint RB George Rogers when asked about the upcoming season: "I want to rush for 1,000 or 1,500 yards, whichever comes first." "This is Gregoriava from Bulgaria....I saw her snatch this morning and it was amazing." -Pat Glenn - Weightlifting commentator Baseball player Pedro Guerrero, on sportswriters: "Sometimes they write what I say and not what I mean." Greg Norman: "I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father." Oiler coach Bum Phillips: When asked by Bob Costas why he takes his wife on all the road trips, Phillips responded, "Because she is too damn ugly to kiss goodbye." Football commentator and former player Joe Theismann: "Nobody in football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein." ...not even getting into the Yogi Berra thing...

Anyone who listens to interviews of pro athletes deserves what he gets. Why not just read three pages in The Big Book of Clichés?

Jimmy's going to be just fine as soon as Turk and his staff train him to tie his shoe laces and run in the right direction, that is, if he doesn't shoot his daddy first. No one wants to go back to the smerf receiving corps. The taller the better. It's all about tallness. The whole league is looking for the next Plaxico Burress.