FireChan

More of a presence thing.

The prologue character also warged out of his body just prior to dying.

Yes. Both have ruled the WC. Except LA this year.

APB on Lebron? Shades of the Spurs series last year.

You haven't corrected every mistake in this topic by every poster. Birddog is upset that reddog didn't get corrected. You aren't giving your fair share. Everyone's entitled to equal criticism.

A) No. Hackett wanted to be more aggressive, according to Jackson. "He was an aggressive guy and has always been since I've known him," Jackson said. "When some of the things that were called that didn't kind of fit his mold, that is what it is. He couldn't do what he wanted to. "Knowing Nate, Nate is a guy that likes to go big or go home. Some of the stuff that he wanted to call, didn't get called in a game, and I don't know if that was always his call." http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/16814/fred-jackson-says-nate-hackett-couldnt-do-what-he-wanted-to It wasn't just limiting the playbook for no reason. It was aggressiveness. Something that is directly related to how good your offense is executing their plays. Poor execution = no confidence = no agressiveness. B) I don't understand your point. C) What? The playbook was quoted to be cut down in 2013. I said that Orton was irrelevant. D) What? I've heard "too many cooks in the kitchen" excuse for EJ. Now, Marrone is simultaneously blamed for not coaching EJ enough? Huh? What does the HC "developing" a QB mean to you? Just having him hang out with a QB coach?

After the whole season, Brown didn't have a sack, and only one INT.

You weren't referring to player development? Seeing as the topic has been EJ's development, I assumed we were going to stick to that. But I'm gonna go piece by piece here. when most people remember Fred saying that Marrone under-minded Hackett in the play calling even though you blamed it solely on EJ not being able to grasp the offense. No, I didn't. Undermined in the playcalling and taking plays out of the playbook because of x reason (maybe execution) is not the same. Telling Hackett that we're gonna punt is not the same as taking out a certain play because it doesn't work. The root cause may have similarities, or it might not. That's opinion-based. Though it may be part of the reason the playbook was limited, it's not like they were firing on more than a 9 volt battery when KO took over. I believe we were only referring to 2013. But I have been told by many folks today that Orton stunk. So, did we expect replacing one bad QB with another bad QB would make the offense great? In terms of player development though, there were a few reports I remember hearing/reading that Marrone basically spent most of practice working with the OLine and didn't spend time with other units (I believe one was from a player and another was from an assistant coach). This is very possible. However, it is exactly what we want Rex to do.

He's got an anti-EJ bias because he went to EJ's alma mater. /realthingsIvereadonTBD

Expecting you to follow a conversation is too much?

My opinion is that BF4E's metric of which QB is better is flawed. That's also your opinion. Our provided evidence was different. That's all. You actually are agreeing with me while simultaneously disagreeing with me. It's fascinating. W-L is a team stat.

It is relevant to BF4E's points. Not mine.

Then why are you saying anything? If you don't believe yards is an efficient metric, why take a stance on a yards debate?

Seeing as we're comparing total yardage, you and BFF are saying it's bad.

How can you prove that with stats that combine EJ's and Orton's play?

2014 Bills also had 4 games of EJ at the helm, throwing for less than 200 yards at least twice, but sure, we'll go ahead and attribute all of 2014 to Orton. It just makes sense.

So he wasn't 29th? So you were wrong? That's why you always show a link.

Kyle Orton had the number one offense in the NFL.

3 years ago. And no, you made a claim, show me the link.

That wasn't sarcasm. Link your stats. Let's see them. RB's need 5 years to develop and reach their potential? This is an anomaly.

Ah, I took it as he went from not good to good when you said he developed into a good QB.

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/173739-denver-fan-message-board-microscopes-lives/

Dynasty?

Yes. But he is also assistant HC.