Sojourner

Nope. Dareus, Mario and Kyle will be our Pro Bowlers. No way the Browns have more than three.

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The line isn't as steller but it is serviceable for throwing. Orton has a problem of predetermining where he's going to go 7-8 times out of 10 and sticks with it regardless. Could the line be better? You bet your behind it could! So could the QB play and offense as a whole. My only and major griper with the offensive line is the inability to get a push or generate anything remotely close to a run game.

He comes across as more of a Randall Cunningham.

Tuel time?

Who's to say that Sammy or any one of the other first round receivers this past draft are "generational". The difference between Beckham and Watkins is that they try to get the ball in OBJ's hands as much and as often in all phases of the field. When Sammy has a decent few catches in a game and he starts to get focused on by the opposing defense or even a safety rolled to his side, it appears as though he moves further down the list of Orton's options. Sure, he isn't open on some plays but all it takes is just to target him and see what happens - which should be the case with any teams number one wide-out. Now I'm not advocating a complete gunslinger as our QB but anyone who has the attitude that a player with that much talent needs to be getting the football regardless, be that Orton, Manuel or whoever we have as our starter next season.

Jimmy Ov' is a significant part of the problem too. I mean with the position him and Russ have had the past years it must come on their shoulders. Not an absolute fore-gone conclusion but blame on them none the less. Our talent pool was never stocked up and when it did? It was never retained. Gut wrenching my friends, that's all this ride has been for the past 16...

Merci. Rare.

You could have just posted the link you took that from, failing that, sort it out so it's not a bloody eye sore. How 'bout Orton eh?! Does he get no man love from you for this position?! If there was one from that list? Ingram. End of.

Wait... a 6th rounder. We don't do too well with that round. 'Cuse reunion? No thank you sir.

So he'll be able to fix the firewalls you mentioned 'sucked'? Sounds good. Only a 7th rounder though bub'!

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After cutting our recent first round QB in Manuel, how do you propose we go about this upcoming draft? Mortgage more of our teams future? No thanks.

It was a pitiful attempt for an elite part of a team but they're bound to have a bad game once in a while - that is the end of the line. Broncos and Packers, both stellar if not elite offenses got shut down by our team. It was time for ours to pull the finger out of their behinds and take it to an opponent. Not suggesting they do. Simply highlighting that our offensive never picks up any slack.

You're right. He doesn't watch nor is informed of the blown or missed plays on the sideline after a three & out... It could be better as a whole but something tells me that any competent QB could make even the most minor adjustment to prevent the same thing happening over and over and over.

After the way they've played all season (with the exception of maybe the Pats* and Fish rematch) I cannot hang a loss as a whole on their shoulders. They didn't play as well as expected but neither has the offense against any opponent (aside from Jets Week #8 & #12), it was time they finally repaid the favor and won our franchise a game - especially one of value albeit against a lowly Raiders team. Defense didn't play great but they didn't play horrible either considering we had two key starters go down with injuries for significant proportions of the game. Offensive production is the problem in EVERY game.

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The Bills organization and myself look forward to your application for the future Head Coach vacancy.

Most definitely regarding Big Ben. His O-Lines the past few years have been pretty horrific yet he still makes great throws, great judgement and amazing extending of a broken play. A better line would make Kyle look better but he just won't cut the mustard. There's a reason he's bounced around the league for his career. He's a backup at best.

Mack was certainly a dominant force today as well as Tuck chipping in here and there but it's not just the coaches that have to take accountability for putting Seantrel on meat hooks - Orton could have easily changed protection assignments so he wasn't eaten alive nearly every play. I say Orton has to take some form of ownership for this issue as well as the coaching due to the majority of the pressure coming from inside Seantrel rather than out. I am not an expert in the nuances of protections through and through but do know that Orton and any of the following: Marrone, Hackett, Morris or Hostler could have done something to prevent this from being such a glaring problem all game.

In that order too.

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Maybe that's the problem? He isn't willing to find a blend or something that works best? This line has regressed so badly under a gentleman who's forte and coaching background is geared towards the offensive line. I like the culture change and spirit of constantly competing he's got the players to buy into. The offensive production and overall play? Not so much.