stashj8

We should design a few plays that are meant to go out of bounds quickly, like a 10-yard out pattern, and then "accidently bump" into him on the sidelines.

Play with intensity, and heart. Stop the run early, make them second guess that option. I have a feeling we'll see a D similar to the one that we threw against the Patriots in the first game, which save for (I don't even want to write it down, lol) the end was doing very well. Big plays are going to dictate this game. The Saints are flying high with confidence right now. We need a play like Kyle Williams stuffing Cadillac in the backfield early on. Remember the Saints and Brees aren't invincible. They're not going to go 16-0, they can be beaten. The Bills D needs to find it within themselves to play great. They've done so already, this is just another way of getting due respect, they've earned some already, but now they have to continue doing so.

Very solid and knowledgeable color announcer, nothing to special as a play-by-play guy.

It's going to depend on the WR class next year. There are at least 3-4 teams each year in the 1st round that desperately need a WR, and draft accordingly. My guess (and I don't know the strength of the upcoming 2010 WR class off the top of my head) is that he lands at something like #21 to a team like the Jaguars, Raiders, Bengals, or Buccaneers - especially the Buccaneers - whose lack of a secondary receiving threat cost them dearly against us in week 2.

Moorman obv as the punter, and Roscoe as the main punt returner.

Yeah, I'm pretty worried, more about Jonathon Scott at RT. The guy couldn't cut it in Detroit which should tell you something. Alas, the line has held up decently well. Some of the sacks can be attributed to Edwards holding the ball too long, but he's nowhere near as bad as that as other qbs that we've had in the past...