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Go Away!

Let me start by saying I have been an advocate of drafting D-linemen, either DT or DE, for I don't remember how many years now. Let's just say a lot. Just for clarification: 1. I have never been much of a Schobel guy. He never seems to have much of an impact on a game, and will seemingly disappear all together. 2. I still don't understand why the Bills felt it necessary to dump Pat Williams. 3. Moving up to get linemen ala. Ryan Denny and John McCargo: not good. 4. If you can't draft, develop, acquire or keep good D-line talent, you're in trouble. The questions now about Maybin are pretty straight forward. 1. I still don't know why they took him where they did. 2. He has appeared in all 9 games, but has not started: why? 3. His size at 6' 4" 240 - 250 is much too small for a DE as I see it, so is he a "tweener"? 4. The depth chart has him at DE, although has he lined up at OLB at all? 5. With the injuries and general poor play at LB, he can't be used there? Anywhere? 6. Before the season some speculated he would be used as a pass-rushing specialist. Has this happened? 7. He has 6 total tackles and 0 sacks: Why 0 sacks? 8. Given the age at DL, see Denney, Schobel, Stroud, who can he replace? 9. Is it too early too call this pick a bust? Nothing against the player, but where he was taken, how he is being used, and results so far, how can you come to any other conclusion. Where do the Bills go now with Maybin? They have to keep him, they need to rebuild the D-line or WILL rebuild it anyway with a new coach and G.M. coming in. Is he destined to be another Ryan Denney, someone you can throw in there that doesn't produce, so don't expect too much? http://www.nfl.com/players/aaronmaybin/gamelogs?id=MAY287870 Seems like a good college player that so far, isn't suited to the Pro game. Flame away. P.S. Happy Holidays, support the troop!

I'm going with the New Orleans Saints. The "ANTI" Buffalo Bills.

Had it up. Now seems to be offline.

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I was thinking that too. No over-commentary by guys that have to say something.

No audio either, out here on the left coast.

Well, I hope not, but who knows. Ole Ralph and Brandon will come up with something to lure the fans into buying season tickets. Worked once, why not again?

I had a good bye week also, no Bills game/loss, and I was surpising relaxed!

Buffalo plays New England, Atlanta, and Indy. This doesn't bode well. They would need to go on some type of winning streak oveer the next five games, which also isn't likely. Dec. 20 New England 1:00 Dec. 27 @ Atlanta 1:00 Jan. 3 Indanapolis 1:00

Vegas doesn't expect much either. Titans are favored by like 6 1/2, and playing at home. I do expect Jauron to get worked at some point by Fisher.

Just went away. : (

I'll start thread this week I guess. Anyone have an internet feed for today. Thanks.

Wants a password.

PLZ.

I'll give it a try. THX.

I'm afraid you are correct. Buffalo gives up 180 yards/game (32 in NFL) and 5.3 yards/carry (32 in NFL) which I posted yesterday. Also noticed Buffalo has 2nd most rushing attempst against, which makes sense. Run, run, run, and then run some more.

Trying to avoid posting in message board. Any internet feeds for todays game? Thanks.

: ) Maybe they're trying to recruit while the other QB doesn't play?

Why not the "Chroise"?

Well, DJ will hopefully be gone after this year and the Bills can stop drafting Dbs like 5 year olds goes through Pez. But what has happened against the run?

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?off...mp;d-447263-p=1 You're right. They're probably only Tampa Bay bad, or maybe Cleveland bad against the run. On the other hand, going up against Carolina this weekend, if the Bills were to give up 300 yards rushing, that would put the yards/game average up about 198 yards / game.

And 32'nd with a 5.3 yrds/attempt also. What the heck happened? And don't tell me it's because of Poz being out. Bills the only team giving up 5 + yards/attempt. This is barely an NFL defense against the run.

I guess the better question is, are we a 5-11 team or a 6-10 team?

Good point. i wonder what they are going to do on offense. Can't keep running the no-huddle, but according to Jauron, it's not a problem.