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Don't worry, regardless of OC Herm will still be there to make boneheaded game time decisions like feeling comfortable kicking a 45+ yard FG when he had plenty of time to move an additional 10-15 yards

It was not TD's "excuse". It was verified by MM and he mentioned that the "coaches" evaluated the situation. Muyst be nice in your nifty world where every thing that happens filters uphill.

Oh I see, I'm making excuses based on facts reported from the Bills organization AND I should know that you are more knowledgeable than McNally, Mularkey, Clements, TD, etc. when it comes to evaluating our scheme. Not one ounce of what I posted was an excuse, it's what actually happened. Go ahead and make a fool of yourself if you wish. ... btw it is already obvious that we need to better the RG position, within our scheme. Atleast you got that right.

No sheep here, just a fan that was trying to help this thread along by reporting the FACTS (as stated at the time by the team) about why they did not sign the man. What about my statement was "sheep" to you? Just because Kendall played well for the Jets doesn't mean he would have in our scheme.... And Yes I agree we need the guard (left) position upgraded...

Pete Kendall was evaluated by our staff (namely McNally, not ony TD) and was determined to be too small and for our system/scheme. He was suggested and, in effect, denied as a prospect. The issue was not $

exactly...

Yep, the clones refer to him now as Willis McShakespeare...

He'll be going when Drew Accepts the paycut request.

Phat Pat is willing to give Buffalo the "discount" when it comes to a new contract. He stated this himself. I don't see him going anywhere... (I hope )

Bobby received no double coverage last year. Was that a cover 2 zone you saw him running underneath?

Are you sure?

If it were truly about what happens on the field you would have acknowledged my post last week re: this differently. Contrary to your belief, teams do not double cover WR's simply because they get thrown to a lot. IMO it was a feeble attempt to blindly defend your point which had been blown to shreds by multiple posters and knowledgeable fans here. But carry on.....

I think he is saying that he is glad they don't.....

Couldn't have said it better myself. And he is every bit as good as you say here, despite what some stat obsessed fans feel.

I think he'll take the pay cut and stay aboard...

Is this your specific URL for ticket master? http://www.ticketmaster.com/

Dunce

The travesty here is you using the Doors and Nirvana in the same conversation.

Oh yeah! That too

I agree with this. And you can say the same for all of the dome teams that have had good records hitorically. That was always one of the coolest things about the K-gun. We played in the worst of conditions and could execute it anywhere in the league (well except for at KC for some reason )

Milloy is every bit as good as Harrison IMO. I agree with Badol that the Pats have system guys and they execute their roles to perfection. Regarding our defense one must always factor in our highly inconsistent offense and the offenses of other teams we are comparing defensive players to... The talent we have amassed on defense is nothing short of historically impressive for a Bills team.

I must disagree re: Brent... of course it's just personal preference, but from a musician's point of view, he was the single most energetic and creative source that the band had ever seen on the keys. His organ solo's continually ripped right through to your heart and he poured his heart and soul into every note he sang. He knew his theory better than any of those before him and this allowed him to perform at a much higher level during improvisational moments with the band, as opposed to Keith who besically peaked out in '74-'75 and never really gave much of an effort after that as he was "bored" with his instrument. The band obviously had many great "eras" ('73-'74, '77,etc.) but none was more energetic and musically thorough than in 1989 with Brent on the keys.

As well as you expressed those feelings Southtown , I will unfortunately not be able to match with my response (and I have been in your situation). Sometimes these things come right down to primal senses, such as the scent that you do not even realize you give off and her reaction to it (which she does not even realize as well). It sounds silly but it's true. I wish you luck but don't let this go on for too long ( for your own good) if things don't turn around in some set amount of time determined by you.

This really is starting to become tiresome re: EM, and no direct offense intended as many of these posts have shown careful thought and opinion...Now how difficult is it for any football enthusiast to comprehend that defensive coverage in this league does not lie? There are zero teams in this league that do not fully understand the strengths and weaknesses of the teams they face, week in and week out. There are no wasted steps or false reads that would allow any NFL defensive staff to present double coverage on a player that did not command it. A move such as this presents a defense with such limitations in other areas they might have previously wanted to attack. All of these players are disected on film right down to the expression on their faces when they line up before the snap, and everyone has "the book" on every other significant player across the league. When intentions are revealed on the NFL playing field out of necessity, a moment of pure truth prevails.

For Pinkston to be rated above any starting NFL WR is more than enough to judge these ratings on.