LabattBlue

Since it is a given that pass defense is not his strong suit, it is in my eyes. I can live with a safety whose coverage skills are somewhat lacking, but makes up for it in terms of his run defense. In the case of Whitner, his run defense this past year was below average and his pass defense even worst. Wait...well what about his ability to make game changing plays? That would also be non-existent.

Enlighten me...what do poor tackling skills/technique have to do with a non-existent pass rush?

What's your gut feeling. I know a lot can change with some good FA signings and finding a couple of gems in the draft. Therefore, this is nothing more than a hunch. Knowing the owner, the front office, the coaching staff and the young players that are on the team today, how long do you think it will be until the Bills are back in the Super Bowl. I know a lot of the way I feel is because of the last 10 years or so of mediocrity, but I think the Bills are at least 3 years away.

You factored in everything but his play on the field.....no big deal, who worries about that anyways when handing out millions of dollars.

Obvious to you when? After watching dozens of replay that were shown after the game was over? Did your trained eye also see that Rothlisberger was down inside the one instead of being in for the TD before all the replays were shown?

No sour grapes. I had no rooting interest in the game, but in the biggest game of the year, you don't want to utilitize the replay system to the fullest on a play that basically ended the Super Bowl?

Exactly. There is no way within a period of less than a minute or so that the booth review guy could have looked at all the angles and determined that it was a clear cut fumble. It should have been reviewed by the on field ref. That play ended Arizona's chances and an extra couple of minutes to take a look would have been the correct thing to do.

RMPL... http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=82197

There was no booth review. That was a bunch of BS. Even when the booth initiates the review the on field referee is still involved. Sounds a lot like "No Goal".

I'd prefer to sign Greer and either trade McGee this offseason or keep him for 2009 and let him walk afterwards. If you think Greer is going to command a lot of money, wait until you see what kind of money McGee will be looking for.

Krumrie is a joke with his "wrestling test" he uses to evaluate prospects.

I couldn't find it online, but here it is word for word(I didn't include the entire phone number)... If you were at Bills game on Nov 2, 2008 and sat near S104 R23 S110-112 or have info of fans behavior near that area on that day, contact: 716-881-xxxx I wonder what happened?

Or maybe it's because the pats don't overpay for average talent. i.e Kelsay, Schobel, Walker, Fowler, Evans, etc...

Shouldn't this be in the Bills vs. Broncos GDT?

If any prospective candidates don't vomit at the first mention of Chris Kelsay's name, move on to the next candidate.

It would be nice to wait and see who the 1st four opponents are going to be before making asinine predictions.

Lofton was 33 when he came to Buffalo. Harrison will be 37 before next season begins. 4 years is a HUGE difference when you are talking about players in their mid 30's.

I like this one better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ97VVkoaZQ

I've noticed that many times about him. Always at the end of the bench by himself.

The one goal line series in the first half where Oklahoma had the ball was a broadcasting cluster!@#$. On 2nd and goal, the PbP announcer thought it was 3rd down, on 3rd down he thought it was 4th down, and on 4th down he finally corrected himself. Doesn't he have a spotter or director that could have corrected him?

Another ICEism...redass!

Interesting. I was just wondering how much time the FO has to make a splash in order to convince STH to renew after the cluster!@#$ of a season.

When is the deadline for renewing season tickets? Thanks!