Here's the player that if healthy, and creates chemistry with Stroud, should help against the run, free up linebackers, present headaches for offensive co-ordinators.
The team had a nice mix. Flutie was a big reason for their mild success. The big name superbowl players that remained. Younger leaders like Holecek and Gash. Good coaching staff. Antowaine just wasn't good enough though, neither was Ostroski. But it was Buffalo's best team obviously in some time.
A little different situation from my friends at the bread factory fighting for piddly retirement and prescripion drug coverage. Pat Ewing said "Yeah, we players make a lot of money, but we spend a lot of money too."
These assistant coaches here feel the same way.
I do think with good coaching WR can be a strength. Gonna need crisper routes and blocking upfront. Or the pass plays will end up being all dumps to Freddy -not a bad thing- but stretching the field would be nice.
The well prepaired team that executes it's plays with all 11 men taking the right routes and angles would, i believe reduce the likelyhood of injuries.
I loved the play where he knew the blitz would overcome the young line and he bolted for 2 yards for a healthy punt next play. No sack fumble or Int. And that zip to Reed for the 1st down . Nice. He's cool that Fitz
When Jouron was retained, a great number of us knew we they'd be a failure. Then in late summer when two rooks were penciled in as starters on the O-lone the numbers grew.
I noticed Cincinatti had removed the awkward stripe down the sides of their jerseys for this year. I was hoping Buffalo would've done the same but no. By doing that, the uni would improve 50 %
How'bout on some players, the red stripe joins the blue shoulder section. Other players it doesent. Has this been seen or mentioned?
To have uni's this bad is one thing, but to have inconsistencies of a bad uni is embarrassing.
Naw, I'd rather have Poz, Stroud, McKelvin, Owens, Jones have Huge games infront of the world and pound down the Patriots infront of a stunned silent crowd.