johnwalter

well... shouts out to the op for being bold... i guess?

this will be my first game ever at the ralph! (ill be in town visiting the grandparents for the holiday)

i meant doing something similar for bills at other positions ( LB, CB, WR, etc ) alongside other players at their position around the league.

great idea for a thread, put up more if youve got the time! ( rivers / cj2k ) would be nice to have a yards per attempt for each qb in there as well.

Im in favor of putting most of our assets this offseason into assembling O-Line as dominent as our D-Line. Wood and Glenn are pro-bowl caliber players, and Urbik, while not elite, is still a the top tier RG. It wouldnt take many pieces to make our OL one of the top units in the league. Get EJ what he needs to succeed by buying him time in the pocket and boost in the run game.

...left?

is he a good blocker, or predominantly a pass-catching te?

If we went with an elite OT prospect like Matthews could we just kick Pears to LG under the assumption that an average RT can become an above average LG?

http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/machine

i respectfully disagree

I'd love for us to trade up for elite OL prospect Jake Matthews. Put him at RT and move Pears to LG, which gives us (from left to right): Glenn, Pears, Wood, Urbik, Matthews - which on paper is a dominant offensive line. Give EJ every chance possible to succeed, Superbowl teams win at the line.

At the time, our week 2 win over Carolina didn't seem like such a big deal, Cam Newton and the Panthers were coming off a 7-9 season and were considered mediocre at best. Nine weeks later (after wins over the 49ers and the Pats), it's apparent that Carolina is a significant playoff, if not Superbowl contender. Their other two losses have come at the hands of the Seahawks (arguably the best team in the NFL), which was one of the Hawks closest games of the season (Seattle scored the go-ahead touchdown in the 4th quarter to win 12-7), and an underrated Arizona team. In retrospect, this win was a huge accomplishment, especially considering the state of our secondary back in the early season and that the game was only EJ's second start in the league.

this is a terrible thread

geno smith be like : "awwww mannn"

is there a "playoff machine" for the 2013 - 2014 season available anywhere?

weeks after a loss: discuss the bills 2014 draft weeks after a win: discuss the scenarios that would put the bills in the playoffs

im not sure if this is great coaching or terrible coaching, but from the outside, its pretty sweet.

this cant help us and is going to give us a 'whiney' rep around the league.

cam newton's career is just getting started. he's going to be a very good player for a very long time.

geno smith played an awful game - the jets beat the saints on their defensive play.

i love that when they asked him 'what's been the most difficult thing for you?' he just did know what to say

i mean, hes in decline in that he used to be the top quarterback, and this year hes only playing like a top-3 quarterback...

no, were seeing spiller 2.0 in gio bernard

this is only slightly worse than the "by how many points will the bills lose to the saints?" thread.

so happy for this this guy to hear he's okay, he was really earning some respect. his attitude, the way he plays the game, it reminds me of fred jackson. he just seems like a good, tough, reasonable guy. he made a big tackle on an interception return, chased the guy all the way to the other side of the field and gave it everything he had. im really looking forward to seeing where his career goes.