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If not -- 1984-5 will seem like good years......cause this team will set a new standard for Bills suckatude...

I can't argue the fact that the first O has looked horrible. More horrible than ever.. But I will throw out a few things... - We have played a set of three of the toughest defenses in the league -- in the Titans, Bears and Steelers..all experienced in their scheme..all with playmakers. The Packers are switching schemes but have one of the godfather's of the 3-4 as the D coordinator. - For most of the preseason we have been missing what Dickie and Turk said we needed and what we actually acquired -- another key weapon. TO will bring additional focus on the edge of the field and out of the middle. One less player is in the middle on every down and every defender in the middle has a little bit more ground to cover. That could make a huge difference. - The first O has played what is akin to about a full game in the four preseason games. I have seen a lot of middle runs, no crossing routes/picks, very few screens or draws. All things a team does to cover a bad offensive line. We have been more plain vanilla than a world full of Dick Jauron clones would be. We are always throwing deep in practice according to the video highlights -- why aren't we doing this in games. I just have this gnawing feeling in my gut that noone can be this bad.....if we are -- I think all of us should follow SDS to the bookie and bet that under 7...cause if we are truly this bad -- I would bet the under on 4 wins. This team just has too much talent for that...I swear....

Dick Jauron has never fondled young boys nor has he held a baby out over a railing of a third floor balcony.. But he coaches like Michael Jackson would (a scared little girl) without the moon walk.

No Score Art end of 1st

Tim--wishing you and your family blessings and healings. Take care.

Sadly Senator -- I see a strong resemblance to Trent in the rag doll school girl We have been through this 3 times now in the last decade....first two Southern this one Northern. How bout no more !@#$ing QB's from !@#$ing California..... Just say no.... Get us a rough and tumble Western Pennsylvania kid.

I have exclusive footage of Trent and Dick coming to fisticuffs... http://tinyurl.com/trentanddick

Chuck's been there so long his first scouting reports were carved on stone tablets Chuck's been there so long he refers to Talley and Biscuit as the whipper snappers Chuck's been there so long that he remembers when Marv didn't have to be secretive about his age

He said Messemger not messenger.......you have nothing to worry about Thanks for keeping on top of the story John. Hopefully the impasse breaks soon. I think Maybin was worried about the dangers of Rochester.....

You know DIE HARD 1967 -- I have always thought you were a brilliant and timely poster....

Who's Aaron Maybin?

I am sure the refs will grant them unlimited time outs so they can make defensive substitutes

I am going to stick to guys on the bubble: Up: Mace--just seems to make plays--made an awesome tackle on an outside run last night--great quicks for a big guy; Marcus Buggs-good command of the calls and good movement-not much of a drop-off and possibly an upgrade from the Pizza Man at MLB; Brandon Rodd--currently filling #2 Center--looked good last night Down: Simpson, Wendling, Rhodes -- all look to be on the bubble.

The first team D only had 2 series I believe. The second team D played against the Bears first team O and held their own--forcing a punt that Rhodes muffed and then keeping the Bears out of the endzone after the TO. Harris made a nice deflection of a Cutler pass attempt on third down at the goal line. It was impressive that the second team D did so well...it was the whole second team.

He's a real class guy--just like his daddy. He better win in NY because Jet fans just love to get on the ass of folks who talk big and don't deliver.

Its !@#$ing coachspeak. Criticize Dick for the real flaws -- clock management, adjustments--but don't make up sh--. He's just being a coach... “I don’t want players to think that all of a sudden it’s good to fight, cause it’s never good to fight,” he said. “Bad things always happen.” Herm Edwards after a fight in training camp in 07. Jim Zorn, head coach of the Washington Redskins, states, "Football is a physical sport, there is a fine line between being extremely combative every play, and maintaining composure once the whistle blows." He goes on to say, "I will not condone fighting; too much energy is wasted in a fight. As a coach I have to ask myself how to get players to focus their energy into productive play execution." Arguably the most intense coach in the NFL-Singletary: With another training camp starting Saturday, Davis said that this year he plans to keep his inner-Muhammad Ali under control. For one thing, Mike Singletary has no patience for fights in practice. Previous coach Mike Nolan would let guys trade blows now and then, reasoning that fights demonstrated passion. Singletary just finds them wasted energy. “I agree with him,’’ Davis said. “I don’t think there should be fighting. We don’t have time for that. We need to move on and keep things moving and try to win games.” Davis said that if players fight, Singletary will stop practice and make the whole team run. So the tight end vowed to keep his cool, even if he practiced with the same intensity.

Yes they are both represented by Segal....(cue the foreboding music)

<_< Classic.....

I voted yes EII....(cliche alert)...gotta know when to walk away..

Bet the Louisville kid kicked the Nebraska kids as--he's got probably 35 lbs on him and he's just plain nastier http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2009/08/12/g...ween-90-and-70/

with all due respect.....

It is what it is...

10. Turk tired of offensive lineman calling him a pansy over Trent's headset 9. Marshawn's laughing after big hits disrupts rhythm 8. Butler and Walker BO 7. Wood has bad gas 6. Roscoe can't be seen 5. Trent's a pick pocket 4. Ralph was appalled by the huddle form 3. Coach Dick says the circle formation reminds him of a clock -- he's afraid of clocks 2. Evans is afraid of contact that the huddle may bring 1. and the number one reason.....No huddle = no opportunity for TO to B word at Trent on the field

Excuse me stewardess I speak mushroom... Owens won't block because he is physically and mentally unable Levitre looks like he is unable but will work to become a good blocker

Hey Ralph Talk to the other team :-) Classic...he was brilliant..no notes...funny, sincere. God bless him. He may be the only person on earth that would have kept the Bills in Buffalo for 50 years.