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  1. It seems like he kept trying to force longer throws, and not taking what was given to him on the shorter routes . . . today at least, I think he just made too many bad decisions. This is not a deep route team, Jones does't get separation, and when trying to go long, although he was only sacked once, he was pressured and hurried quite a bit. Bad day for Ftiz, the offense just never got in rhythm.

  2. Why didn't he cradle it when he went down? Why did he need to put an arm down and hold it with one hand? . . . it's too big of a play to have any doubt on, get the first down, and go to the next series. Yes, it was bad call by the officials, but equally bad by him in not protecting the ball, it was an easy catch and first down, and his not securing it left it in the hands of the officials and that is never a good thing.

  3. Love this post. Excellent point.

     

    totally agree, excellent points :thumbsup::thumbsup:

     

    I really like what the Bills are doing with their kick-offs. Its a risk reward proposition, and as pointed out, the new rules, a capable kicker, and a solid ST coach all conspire to the Bills advantage in taking this risks. I can put up with a few that may go out of bounds, but the the real risk is in someone taking one to the house--and it may happen this season, but I still like the longterm rewards of this strategy.

  4. I weep for the stupidity of ne'er-do-well Walter Cherepinsky, and all who put any credence to the crap he spews...

     

     

    About me:

    Screen Name: SOS Walter

     

    Web Sites: www.walterfootball.com

    www.idiotsonmyfloor.com

     

    TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF - The Survey

    Name: Walt

    Birthday: Aug. 6

    Birthplace: NE Philly

    Current Location: NE Philly

    Eye Color: Green

    Hair Color: Brown

    Height: 5-8

    Right Handed or Left Handed: Right

    Your Heritage: Russian

    The Shoes You Wore Today: Sandals. I guess those aren't shoes.

    Your Weakness: Taking pictures when I'm drunk, and starting fights at McDonalds.

    Your Fears: Failure

    Your Perfect Pizza: Station Pizza

    Goal You Would Like To Achieve This Year: Get 10 million hits/month on my Web sites, publish book, sell movie scripts.

    Your Most Overused Phrase On an instant messenger: mmmmmblehblehblehblehbleh.

    Thoughts First Waking Up: Is it after noon?

    Your Best Physical Feature: My huge ass.

    Your Bedtime: Around 4 p.m.

    Your Most Missed Memory: Recess in grade school

    Pepsi or Coke: Pepsi -- gotta support Penn State

    MacDonalds or Burger King: What the hell is MACdonalds, it's McDonalds, !@#$s.

    Single or Group Dates: Depends on person

    Lipton Ice Tea or Nestea: Snapple

    Chocolate or Vanilla: Both

    Cappuccino or Coffee: Neither

    Do you Smoke: No

    Do you Swear: **** this

    Do you Sing: all the time

    Do you Shower Daily: I try to

    Have you Been in Love: Once

    Do you want to go to College: I don't want to leave

    Do you want to get Married: Eventually

    Do you belive in yourself: No, I'm not real.

    Do you get Motion Sickness: No BLAH

    Do you think you are Attractive: Not without makeup

    Are you a Health Freak: Only Monday-Friday

    Do you get along with your Parents: Most of the time

    Do you like Thunderstorms: Only in late June and July between 7-11 a.m.

    Do you play an Instrument: Does the triangle count?

    In the past month have you Drank Alcohol: I hope so

    In the past month have you gone on a Date: Yeah

    In the past month have you gone to a Mall: Yeah

    In the past month have you eaten a box of Oreos: I don't eat boxes

    In the past month have you eaten Sushi: No I had a bad experience with Robot Sushi Man

    In the past month have you been on Stage: Yeah

    In the past month have you been Dumped: No

    In the past month have you gone Skinny Dipping: Yes tee hee

    In the past month have you Stolen Anything: No

    Ever been Drunk: Yeah

    Ever been called a Tease: No

    Ever been Beaten up: No

    Ever Shoplifted: No

    How do you want to Die:

    What do you want to be when you Grow Up: Sports Writer/on ATH/Author/Movie Writer

    What country would you most like to Visit: USA

    In a Boy/Girl..

    Favourite Eye Color: Brown

    Favourite Hair Color: Blond

    Short or Long Hair: Long

    Height: 5'2-5'6

    Weight: Not heavy

    Best Clothing Style: Dresses well

    Number of Drugs I have taken: 0

    Number of CDs I own: 15

    Number of Piercings: 0

    Number of Tattoos: 0

    Number of things in my Past I Regret: a few

     

    What?

  5. Because you don't watch every other NFL under a microscope like you do the Bills, you don't notice that every NFL team has flaws, even the mighty Packers. The object of the game is to gameplan so that your flaws do not become a liability, while you exploit the other guys flaws. So far so good.

     

    Also, this isn't like college where teams play cupcakes. Every NFL team can beat you, so any win in the NFL means something.

     

    PTR

     

    right :thumbsup:

  6. Might be a good backup if we don't get anything in the draft, but I wouldn't spend too much for him. I like Tebow, but there is a lot to prove yet.

     

    The only negative, we already have a veteran version of him in Brad Smith, would they want a less proven duplicate?

  7. So far, I would say its hard to argue against it . . . the results and numbers tell it all:

     

    "Buffalo Bills: The leaders in pass blocking efficiency as a team this year so far are the Bills with a mark of 95.3. Their offensive line has just allowed 12 total QB Disruptions on 197 plays."

     

    source link

     

    And, personally I thought they had potential based on what we saw from last year, I think the continued growth of Bell, moving Wood to center, the Pears revelation, have been the biggest factors (directly related to he line itself).

  8. Personally, I think Barnett has proven to be an definite upgrade over Puz and a difference maker on our defense. The guy has been all over the place. He is also more agile than Puz and better in coverage. He already has half as many TFL as Puz had all of last year and one more FF than Puz had all of last year. Do we sign Nick Barnett if Puz doesn't chase the money and head for Jax? I don't think we would have honestly, but one never knows. I'm glad that things have worked out the way they have though. :thumbsup:

     

    what?

  9. IMO, it's little of everything, Kiwi. No, he doesn't sit back there and eat a sandwhich (Kent Hull ref.), but Fitz processes very well and has a feel for what should be open from a spread formation. The offense is so threatening, these 1st 3 defenses are respecting him, opening running lanes for the very shifty, still underrated Freddie J.. Bell, Levitre & Wood are in their 3rd year playing together and have truely upped their play consistently. Very few of the missed assignments we've seen previously.The OL is gaining the edge routinely on end runs and Brad Smith's mad skills have been keeping drives alive on 3rd downs, allowing mo' of the same from this very effective offense.

     

    So, in short, Gailey is a great schemer, playing to the strengths of his players.

     

    Again, JMO.

     

    I would agee with all of this, it seems to be a combination of:

     

    1 - The scheme, a creative approach that is taking advantage of the personnel.

    2 - The perfect QB who can read the D and make quick decisions about where to throw it--thus making any rush inconsequential

    3 - A running attach that prefers to go off the edges and create mismatches rather than trying to ran it down the middle

    4 - Improved chemistry that comes with time and maturity for offensive lineman

    5 - Upgrades of talent on the line: Wood to center--Hangman out, Pears a surprise big upgrade at RT, and the solid play of Urbik and Rhinehart

    6 - Added to that, the fact that Levitre and Bell have moved to a new level

    7 - And the consistency with which Fred jackson makes something out of nothing, his second effort is incredible, and his stats make the line look better than it is at times--and add Smith's production on 3rd downs here as well.

    8 - A real tight end that linebackers must cover instead of creeping in and stuffing the run or rushing the passer (I think this has been vastly over-looked)

     

    Anything I'm missing gang?

  10. CS bill, we are not going to outsmart the bad bill B that easily. I do think that other teams would want to keep an eye on CJ when he lines up and that carries some value. But heck we didnt even play that kind of game. Maybe because we were so far behind/ i dont know. sorry if i sounded that simple.

    I do thinks that Chan has plenty of stuff up his sleeve for offensive play calling. and at some point spiller and or smith or going to give someone fits.

     

    3rdand12, my apologies for being a wise guy.

     

    I guess what frustrates me is the lack of contribution from him. I would love to see him be great. But it does say something when we're in the game of the decade and he doesn't see the field. I think two things factor in: (1) Its hard to justify taking Jackson out when he's been so hot, and (2) CJ has not been a consistent producer, especially when compared to Jackson.

     

    One poster mentioned his stats: 8.2 yards per carry. Well isn't the point that he only has 10 carries in three games?

     

    Anyhow, as I said, nothing personal against CJ Spiller, but for some reason he seems to get a pass on this board and its time for a top 10 draft pick to produce . . . maybe a move to a slot or WR type role would be good for him.

  11. I dont hate on the guy, I hate the fact that he was the 9th overall pick, has shown marginal ability but many fans still cling to this hope that he develops into something better.

     

    my thoughts exactly

     

    I don't think I'd make him a Wide Receiver. That would only further delay his learning curve.

     

    Instead, I'd be more tempted to use him like a Reggie Bush or a Darren Sproles. Get him out in space.

     

    In my opinion, that seems to fit our offense better, anyway.

     

    which one? Bush sucks, Sproles is good, very good . . . personally, I'd like to see the Sproles option go into effect

     

    I think we should continue to move him around as we did with oakland. With Parrish out for good probably cj will be able to do what parrish did for us and a lot more because he will get better at pass blocking and picking up blitzes seeing creases, and then understanding pass routes and how to work the defender. he is too young and not the fastest learner. this past offseason really affected him i woould guess from lack of teaching and studying playbook.

    But he really looked Much better last time at Oakland. We did not use him last week much and i bet bellichick was planning for him.

    I stick to that he is not likely a 20-25 + RUNNING play back. But i think he is going to score us more and more points as time goes on.

    But as a counter point we are overpaying him for his production right now and that cant last forever.

    to answer poll i said no. but ask me in two years again.

     

    And do we really believe Spiller didn't see any action Sunday because Chan was trying to outsmart Belicheat by not playing him? :blush:

     

    Next thing we know Chan will be sitting Fitz because teams will start to game plan for him . . . he's a freaking mad genius.

  12. Dan Dierdork is unwitting in most everything.

     

    And when looking at Fitzpatrick last season, given that we were looking at him playing QB for the Bills, we WERE looking at the QB of the Bills, O Master Of The Bleeding Obvious Dierdork. Why don't you tell us once more that "it's not over until it's over," you brainless wonder.

     

    "Dan Dierdork is unwitting in most everything." :thumbsup:

     

    He is just painful to listen to, just pure pain. :cry:

  13. The Bills could of kept their foot on the gas & almost assuredly scored several more TD's to pad the stats, if they so chosed. If we did that & the other games played out the same way, our stats would be even greater / more impressive.

     

    Link to game notes

     

    The reason I am mentioning this now is because it was said that we have a top offense to match Cincy defense but I beg to differ that we could of easily added more points / stats to make ourselves look better against KC / in total but chosed not too. Cincy couldn't of improved their defense anymore & played to their full potential in all of their games. What this really means that if you're using the stat theory (which I always do), that Buffalo could of pulled farther away in offensive stats, didn't do it & yet still leads the league in total points (113) scored. We could easily have 127-130 points scored as of today, which would be far more than the rest than just a few scores we lead by now.

     

    Weigh that all in when choosing who wins the game this Sunday, Chan had mercy instead of padding the stats (Like TOm Brady / Bill B always do). So mathematically, we are a far better team on offense than Cincy is on defending, sans the quality of opponents played as well.

     

    Right move, game out of hand, no need to risk injuries to key players. And, it gives the reserves a chance to prove themselves in real game action.

  14. Its not a problem until someone does it in front of you the entire game, even at the meaningless times . . . it can be incredibly annoying.

     

    But worse, last season my wife and I went to a game at the ralph with some friends, they brought their 10 year old son . . . some idiot near us (loudly, of course), had to use the f-bomb for very part of the sentence structure every time he opened his mouth--which was often. And, he had to stand up many time to do it. In my opinion, these are the people that should be removed, he made it terribly uncomfortable for everyone around him.

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