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C'mon guys. His in depth analysis of that reviewed sideline catch on the Falcons last drive was awesome. My god I thought Millen was gonna have to strangle him. What a putz. After viewing the play from multiple angles, and everyone else concluding it was a catch, Joe just couldn't give up his faulty position. You could sense the tension in the other announcers voices as they tried to explain what everyone else saw to Theisman. Yay NFL network!

Being a radio hack obviously has its perks. You can dump calls you don't agree with, you can make fun of peoples greetings( how are you guys, or whats going on). You can tell me what your ten opinions are even though that's all I hear from you for 4 hours. You can tell me how my opinions on play calling, talent evaluation, officiating, roster moves, and the up coming draft are all wrong. After you hang up, by the way. And if your defending Schopp's holier then thou attitude, I have to question which side of his family tree you hang from or, if in fact Schopp is actually smarter then you. This seems like it might be more plausible. Mike Schopp exudes negativity. If you can't feel it, turn up your radio. The worst is when he hosts Bills post-game shows. Hey dickhead, its for the fans to vent, not for you to shut down there opinions and go on a diatribe for 10 minutes at a time to make you feel more important then you are. If it weren't for the fans and the Bills, this hack wouldn't have a job. Show some fn respect. I'm sorry if your dad never played catch with you when you were a boy. Get over it. Your not a nice human being. But radio gives him license to act like a disrespectful a hole and people like you shower him with praise. I, like many others, listen to his show because its the only real hometown sports talk we have going, but I would happily trade my right pinky finger to get Howard Simon and Jeremy White on in the afternoon. They have meaningful interviews with players, they talk to national media, and they give a more in depth look at Buffalo sports then the afternoon show does. WGR in general though, has alienated most of the Bills organization, and I feel Mike Schopp has led that charge. So if you want more Sullivan segments as opposed to real reporting from your "news" men, keep giving the ball to the go to guy at GR, Mike Schopp.

I don't know which "radio guy" your referring to, but Mike Schopp is not a Bills fan. Hell its debatable weather or not he even likes sports by the content and opinions he shares on his show. Sticking up for this loser is a futile effort.

I love that you don't have to link to that interview. Is the media player a new feature?

no that's the impression i got as well. He will be on the sidelines but in street clothes.

The original article obviously was poorly written and probably done about 15 minutes before this douches deadline. Having said that though, the video that was posted of some F**K trying to teach Spiller how to survive in the cold of Buffalo was more disturbing. Not only is this retard from Toronto, which is NORTH of Buffalo, he just makes **** up as he goes along. "Its sometimes as cold inside as it is outside." Yeah its called summer you moron. I don't care if he was trying to be funny, he wasn't. Is this how they sell our team in Toronto?

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How did "Fitz" see something and change the play? They ran empty backfield for the most part. They let every one know that they were going to throw the ball. Not even the appearance of a run. And F the guys on WGR. They make me want to puke just listening to how much they hate their jobs.

And I'm not sure if you noticed it or not but detroit has a better record then us, with a big advantage in talent. That team is about to turn a corner. And yeah, its from drafting at the top of the draft for the past ten years. So sign me up for the number 1 pick and the high picks in every other round. Detroit and Buffalo are traveling down a similar path. Years of mismanagement, followed by a semblance of competence.

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Or the parade to the IR that will eventually happen.

Well if we had a coach who knew how to get the most out of a 3-4 and players who had played in that defense then maybe we wouldn't look so horrible. Whenever you switch defenses, let alone from a 4-3 to a 3-4 there is a growing period and a weeding out period. Most of these players were drafted to fit a specific defensive plan that is long gone. If you don't remember it was one of athletic d ends, undersized lbs and a gluttony of dbs. The personnel is not only wrong for the system but pretty bad overall.

Uh a sac of used jock straps would see the field more then John McCargo, so yeah, we can find someone better. There are veteran D ends available who have actually played in a 3-4 defense out there looking for work. The Jets just claimed Trevor Pryce off of waivers. You don't think that he could have done a better job then McCargo?

Are deusche bags German weight lifters? And in case you missed it, football is a violent sport and LBs are the most violent of all the positions. If I saw a QB leave the pocket you better bet your sweet ass I am planning on hitting him so hard he will lose a couple teeth. You don't think thats what every defensive player is thinking when he sees a QB open for a shot?

McKelvin is or is close to being a shut down corner. I'm sorry to say but McGee is past his prime and with this nagging knee injury will never be a shut down corner again. When he did have those skills we ran the tampa2 which never fully took advantage of them. I think Florence and McKelvin are our best man corners.

Not too sure because i didn't get a chance to watch the Green Bay debacle, but is Ashton Youboty still on this team. If we were playing with so many dbs last week it would have seemed that he would have been around the play once or twice, but I never heard his name called. Same with week one, although we used less dime pkg. If Reggie Corner is getting burnt all the time, why is he still a part of the dime pkg instead of Youboty? Maybe could have matched up against a TE a little better.

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Though he wasn't a 5th rounder, 3rd rounder Chris Henry got a litany of second chances. And yes, you brilliantly deduced that the interest on this board may be due to the lack of quality LT play we have on our team. Second chances aren't solely for 1st round draft picks who think they own the world and can get away with murder (well at least beating your girlfriend or killing a few dogs.) Second chances are actually for people who own up to the mistakes they made in their past and learn from said mistakes. How many more times will Big Ben have to forcibly impose himself on a woman before his second chances are up?

what part was assinine exactly? What LT are you taking at number 9? Which QB? Yeah throw the 42nd pick in there to boost your argument, but wait you already argued it was a good need pick, nevermind.

Don't you have to have some skill set that would help you as a pass rusher in the NFL before you get quality 3rd down attacking situations? Maybin had one move last year, get up field as quick as possible. OTs loved it. They just washed him by the play. He never broke down to find the ball, and never showed any signs of knowing what to do after his first move failed miserably everytime. That isn't the guy you give 3rd down to. You do remember that Aaron Schobel did play for the bills last year right. If its a choice between Aarons, I go with Schobels old broke down ass over Maybin last year too. (and this one if he would have come back) Maybins got a ways to go still.

The first two def. Bell IDK. Although he wasn't at the top of his game last year, that doesn't mean he can't be coached into that position. I'm sorry guys but he will probably be our starting LT this year. And if Gailey was going to cut him then they would have addressed that position early in the draft.

Hmm BillsNut In Houston Your bias is dripping out of your pants. Zip it up and open your eyes. Its not about Byrd winning the award. (and playing injured and leading the league in interceptions speaks for itself) It's about the AP writers and voters who couldn't be bothered to use there positions to send a message to the league. The same message many of them rail about in there articles throughout the year. Or maybe they just didn't want to go back and remember how they handed Merriman the D player of the year when it was obvious, and later confirmed, that he was juicing. He is a perfect example of why drugs are bad mmmkay. What has he done since that point. Get smaller, slower, and injured every year, because he can't compete without cheating. Oh and there was that roid rage he got away with on his 4 ft Asian girlfriend. People like you are the reason "americas pastime" is relegated to the scrap heap, and cheaters will continue to reap the rewards while honest hardworking athletes will fall short. If there isn't a level of fairness in pro sports ten you will end up with a product that no one will want to get behind. Oh and one of the 10 losses was to Houston. Your boy the cheater had at least 1 interception and 1 sack, so yeah it might have improved our 6-10 record genius.

His explanation was a poor attempt at trying to hide his spite for the AP, which probably pays part of his salary. He makes a valid point with the COY award Billecheat received, but the other examples are not on topic. When you have to reach back to Paul Horning and Jim Brown to make your point you are really grasping at straws. As other posters have stated, this is just a lame attempt for Douchette to drum up some pub, and get us talking about him. Nice job Ed. You tool.

You can't honestly tank the Spiller pick then in the next sentence say you wanted to take Tim Tebow with the 9th overall pick. That is ludicrous. There was no way we were going to reach for a positional need, fill it with a qb who many pro dept.s say wont play for 3 years, and pass on the best player in this years draft class, with the ghosts of JP Losman and other recent reaches haunting the fanbase.

A good receiver goes and gets the ball, catching it with his hands. This is not how Hardy plays.