BillsFan130

I personally prefer the Bills start off at the 25. The odds of them getting a huge return is very slim. The odds of starting inside the 20 and possibly inside the 10 because of a penalty is much greater.

One game especially drove me crazy. I can't remember which game it was but 3 times in a row he ran it out and didn't reach the 20 yard line. On the 4th time he finally took the knee. Unless you have an elite returner, I don't get the point of bringing it out. 25 yard line is descent starting field position

Lol what does that even mean?

Can't forget about getting a RB early as well

Way too conservative in my opinion

Can't say I agree with that at all Well let's just hope your girls don't ever use that concept because they would be going to jail for a long time

Who cares if you get ejected.... It's 23-3 with 6 minutes left lol

It should accomplish something. If Preston Brown and a few other Bills go out and flatten Gronk, or they paste him every chance they get next game, I bet he thinks twice about making a dirty play. What does ending a players career accomplish? He made a bonehead move and he should pay for it by a large suspension, a huge fine, and the Bills going after him right at that moment and every chance they get in the future. Hockey players handle stuff like this the best, and it doesn't involve taking a cheap shot back. It involves handling it like men Lol let's just hope you aren't raising young boys with that mindset...

Come on buddy. You have a hockey reference in your name so you should know better how to handle incidents like this. If someone hits Taylor Hall from behind, do you go around swinging a stick at the guys head, or slash his hands off? No you fight cleanly like men, or hit him hard the next chance you get. (Clean but hard) Handle it like a man and don't cheap shot him back. Preston Brown should have punched him right there. He didn't, so hit him hard and hit him often next game you get.

Targeting knees to deliberately injure someone? Na two wrongs don't make a right in my opinion.

What's wrong with what?

What baffles me is how bad coaches are with time management. Shouldn't it be pretty simple? Like I have better clock management playing Madden and I have never coached a Football game in my life. Maybe they just have so much on their plate, they don't think clearly on gameday. I just don't get it because it really should not be complicated at all

I don't think.so at all. Here's Rivers wins loss record the past two years under Mike McCoy, the man the Bills wanted instead of Rico. 2016. 5 and 11 2015. 4 and 12 Don't underestimate the job Lynn and his crew have done with this team. They now have more of a balanced attack with Whisenhunt calling plays, and their pass defence is arguably the best in the league now. It's alot more then just having a good QB as I have shown to you above.

Brutal that it was only one game but expected

I agree with that and I definitely hear your frustration. They will probably be exchanging jerseys with gronk after next game... As soft as they come this team

Taking a cheap shot back doesn't qualify as growing a set in my opinion. Growing a set would have been to attacking him right after that hit. As bad and as cowardly Gronks cheap shot was, do you know what's even more cowardly to me? When you have a perfect chance to stand up to clock him one, but no one does anything and then the next game you try to cheap shot him instead. That's as cowardly as it gets in my books.

I'm all for targeting his knees if you're trying to make the legal tackle, but don't target just to try to injure someone

Tgt stands for what? Targeting I'm guessing?

Preston Brown should have attacked Gronk right there. He didn't and it was a cowardly thing to do . Since he didn't, the next best thing is to flatten him every single chance you get next game. But don't try to injure him by taking a cheap shot if that's what you're referring too.

I'm not sure how that is soft. Targeting knees to make a tackle is legal correct. But I'm assuming you're talking about targeting knees to try to deliberately injure him. Correct me if I'm wrong of course

Not at all what I'm saying buddy. You push or fight the bully back. You don't get a baseball bat and hit him in the head...

Fight back for sure. But not cheap shot back. I grew up a hockey player and fan and if someone takes a cheap shot on you or your teammates, you drop the gloves and fight like men. But you don't slash his hands off or go head hunting. Obviously football is a bit different and you can't fight without getting ejected, so the next best thing is to hit him hard and often every chance you get

Two wrongs don't make a right. Hammer him cleanly every chance you get but don't take a cheap shot

It would be the worst case scenario to get one of those records and miss the playoffs. Would just mess up their draft spot. Unless they look like they are improving as a team and dominate those 3 games to get them to 9 wins, there is no point of winning. I don't need to see them get 4 turnovers against mediocre teams and squeak out wins. That would show me nothing going into next year.

People always say they lack talent which is true. But he's part of the reason why they are lacking in talent.... Beane and mcd traded away good players and have brought in their own players players that they wanted... I'm not saying fire him, but I'm definitely not announcing him as a good coach yet