PolishDave

Like how about the first quarter instead of the last friggin offensive play of your game. Dennison sucked monkey balls. Put his ass up in the booth where he belongs.

Bills needed to address right side of offensive line in free agency and they didn't. Fans here were bragging about how dominant the offensive line was in the run game while ignoring the fact that they are incredibly inferior pass protectors. Then the Bills go and draft another guy (Dawkins) who is a mauler in the run game and inferior in pass protection. They need better pass protectors or else any QB they bring in here will fail. (Average passing QB) + (crappy pass protection) - (number 1 receiver) = really crappy passing attack And it is a pseudo Watkins thread. Which is pretty cool because we don't have enough of those.

You don't know who is 4th best. Funny.

Yes. Their offense got their ass kicked. Not as bad as the Bills did. But yes.

Yes. The Bills offense took a solid ass kicking yesterday. Like I said. Unquestionably.

You shouldn't be drinking piwo this early on Monday morning. Wait till noon.

Offense was not focused, on the same page nor prepared for the solid ass kicking they just took. And the offensive game plan flat out sucked. That is in fact McDermott's fault - at least a huge chunk of it is. And Dennison.

If the Bills have a chance to win the game by the game then: IN Hiccup.....Burp.... IN

Chiefs were in the playoffs last year and still managed to draft the QB they wanted high in round 1 this year. So......

Strange how good the popcorn tastes in this thread.

LAMP

I agree. McDermott shares in that blame too though for that poor offensive game plan. How can McDermott be so good at attacking Carolina's offense and so bad at attacking Carolina's defense? He should know Carolina defensive weaknesses better than anybody. And he didn't exploit any of them. That offensive game plan was a **** show. The Bills were woefully unprepared on offense. Horrible. Inexcusable.

Yes.

Agree. Dennison was bad. Very, very bad. Horrible even.

Bingo.

Cam Newton 2TD's, 2 Picks, 178 Yards - 5 sacks Benjamin = 2 catches 46 yards Olsen = 10 catches - 102 yards

Same can be said about almost every quarterback in the league.

It is a different offense this year that is designed to utilize the tight ends a lot more. It is by design that it is happening that way. It was by design last year that the tight end was not used as much. It's not Tyrod deciding to throw to the tight end (Clay) now. He is and was doing what he was coached to do according to that style of offense.

I fricken hate football! My wife's a betch. She gets to sit in the booth rubbing Bobby Krafts knee, while I'm out here taking one in the ass for the team. I hate golf too. Golf sucks. And I hate midgets. Too many fricken midgets in this world.

Bench him. Bring in the schmuck backup.

When you walk around those stadium parking lots prior to games and see thousands of groups of tight-nit people having a beer and a burger together - then you go sit through a game in our stadium - it truly is a wonder how the NFL isn't trying to make other stadiums and game day experiences more like Buffalo. I've been to a lot of other cities/stadiums and I'll take Buffalo's gameday experience over any of them. (never been to Green Bay)

Ehh.. Canadian Socialists' mindset hard at work. The "STATE" must decide what level of physical risk you can take. They will be the first to convert to flag football. Then you'll see a bunch of soccer guys converting to football because it will be more like soccer but you get to touch the ball with your hands and wear pads in case you fall down and go boom. Mommies across Canada will be rejoicing.

Because if he was employed and starting - it would just show you that those other quarterbacks aren't as bad as you think.

TT probably wishes he had seen Clay sooner and also probably wishes he had put more heat on the ball.

I thought it looked like TT wanted to go to the corner with the pass first - then changed his mind when he saw Clay come open. If he had anticipated Clay coming open, the throw would have been earlier and probably an easy touchdown. I am thinking Clay was not the primary target there. Could be wrong of course. Next time they run that play in the red zone - hopefully he looks at the corner route again just to look off the DB and gets a wide open Clay to throw to (sooner).