georg793

Would be great to see Edwards traded

OK MY TEAM

Before some of you get in a tizzy about this, know that this opinion I hold isn't something I've flip-flopped on as the coaching staff has. Losman has been my guy all along. Nor is this an indictment of Edwards play has been above-average, and the level of comfort he's given the coaching staff is very, very rare for a player with his experience. He has a bright future. The point I'm making here is that the time to bring that future to the forefront has not yet arrived. Edwards is good enough to keep this team in games; Losman is good enough to win them. It's true that the coaching staff prefers a methodical offensive approach that favors the run and time of possession, something that Edwards' style of play is very conducive to. But with opposing defenses loading up the box with 8 defenders to stop RB Marshawn Lynch - Buffalo's only consistent offensive threat this season - Losman is the smarter choice to relax that style of defense and open up the offense. That's not to say Edwards can't accomplish that - Losman is just better at it, right now. It's safe to say that Losman hasn't been given the same opportunity and patience to grow as other young quarterbacks have. One in particular by the name of Eli Manning—who was drafted the same year as Losman—entered last season as a huge question mark before leading his team to a Super Bowl win. After the 2008 season, Losman will be a free agent. Given a chance, JP will be a winner in this league. He's only 27, has a rocket for an arm, and merely needs the confidence of a head coach to breed the success originally predicted when he first entered the league. Thanks to Trent Edwards, that won't happen in Buffalo. As for some other lucky NFL team, it may happen for them sooner than later.

Yeah I live in a bubble. We are just alike. Good to see another bubble guy out here.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-sp....story?track=tbd Last season ended and McGahee left Buffalo, N.Y., immediately. "I couldn't wait to get out of there," the running back says. He rushed home to Miami and left his visiting mother in Buffalo to tie up loose ends. McGahee had no doubt that his time with the Bills was over, even though another year remained on his contract. Ten weeks later, his agent called and told McGahee a trade to Baltimore was complete. "I was yelling and [stuff], running through the whole house, screaming, 'Yes! Yes!'" he says. "It was such a relief." If joining the Ravens is really a new chapter, as McGahee calls it, then reviewing the past couple of chapters - first in Miami, where he was born and raised and attended college, and then Buffalo, where he was drafted to play in 2003 - presents an awkward contradiction of character. It sounds almost like identity theft. The McGahee they embrace in Miami is not the one they describe in Buffalo. Buffalo News columnist Bob DiCesare likened the recent trade to "purging the rot" and wrote in January that McGahee was "embarrassing the franchise and the community at every turn." "McGahee has worn out his welcome in this town," DiCesare wrote, using far friendlier language than many Bills fans. "That's just crazy to me," says McGahee's former high school coach, Tim "Ice" Harris. "Based on the time I spent with him, it's difficult for me to understand why they'd think that." And says Don Soldinger, his position coach at the University of Miami: "Those things people talk about him, I never saw any of that." In Miami, they remember the hardest-working player they'd ever seen, a young man who never found himself in trouble, always spoke respectfully and understood his role perfectly. In Buffalo, however, they speak of a player with poor work ethic, who fathered three children out of wedlock in less than two years and publicly suggested the Bills abandon Buffalo and move to Canada. "I've grown a whole lot," McGahee says. "It doesn't feel like it's been five years since college. Coming from Miami, I was used to partying, going out, just having something to do every night. Restaurants, whatever. Going to Buffalo, it was like hitting a brick wall. Like, 'Da*n!' Can't go out, can't do nothing. There's an Applebee's, a TGI Friday's, and they just got a Dave & Busters. They got that, and I'm like, 'What the?' And, you know, the women ... "You see, when I was in college that's what I used to thrive off of," the 25-year-old says. "The better you do, the more fame you get. So you know, it was like, I was used to that. And then you get to Buffalo and no matter how you do, it's the same. It's no big city. You know what I did every day? I came home and played video games." His disenchantment seeped onto the football field. He was running behind a poor offensive line, with an inexperienced quarterback and an ineffective passing game. Opposing defenses would take advantage and build an impenetrable wall of eight or nine defenders. The result: After scoring 13 touchdowns in 2004, McGahee had just 11 in the next two seasons combined. And after running for 1,247 yards in 2005, he finished last season with 990. Last season he had just four runs of 20 or more yards. "He played hard for us and he did a nice job for us," Bills coach Dick Jauron said. "Once again, it just comes back to the fact you look at the whole thing and look at the overview and feel like [the trade] is the best thing for us."

Got ya

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Watched last weeks game

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23 Whole Year and then in the off season get some lineman to block for him. Or someone to block for whoever is playing qb for us. We've had the same problem the last 8 years no line. And our Qb gets Killed

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpag...ort=NFL&id=2780

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YEAH MIKE CAN FELLOW HIM RIGHT TO ANOTHER TEAM AND RUIN IT TO. DONAHOE HAS HAD 5 YEARS ALMOST 6 YEARS TO PUT A WINNER ON THE FIELD AND HE ALWAYS FIND ANOTHER EXCAPE GOAT. HE'S THE ONE WITH THE PROBLEM HE CAN'T RUN A TEAM. HE CAN'T DRAFT. HE DISSES FANS OF BUFFALO THE GREATEST FANS IN THE WORLD. HE DRAFTED A WR THIS YEAR THAT IF YOU TOUCH WITH YOUR FINGER HE FALLS OVER BECAUSE HE'S TO LITTLE. HE DRAFTED A TACKLE THAT CAN'T PLAY BECAUSE THE BRIGHT COACH HE SIGNED DESIDED THAT HE ATE TO MANY BURGERS LAST YEAR. THEN HIS BRIGHT COACH DESIDED TO BENCH THE QB OF THE FUTURE. HE HAD ONE HIT THAT WAS JACKPOT IN WILLIS. BUT WILLIS CAN'T EVEN LIVE UP TO HIS POTIENTAL BECAUSE WE HAVE YET TO HAVE A LINE IN FRONT OF HIM. AND NOW HE'S TRYING TO GET HIS BEST WR MAD AT HIM. OH AND WE CAN'T FORGET SAM ADAMS HE WAS INACTIVE BECAUSE MULARKY DECIDED SITTING HIM GAVE US THE BEST CHANCE TO WIN. SO LETS GET THE CHANT GOING SUNDAY DONAHOE MUST GO FIRE DONAHOE AND TAKE MIKE WITH YOU

I WILL ROOT FOR THE BILLS I WANT THEM TO WIN. THAT WHY DONAHOE GOTTA GO HE CAN'T BUILD A TEAM. WELL HE GOTTEN US GOOD PLAYERS. BUT HE CAN'T SEEM TO GET A COACH THAT CAN KEEP A TEAM TOGETHER. AND THE BIGGEST IS WELL THE MAIN INGREDIENT IN A TEAM THE O LINE. DONAHOE PROBLEM IS HE DON'T WANT ANOTHER COACH LIKE COWER THAT WILL RUN HIM OUTTA TOWN. GET THE CHANT GOING SUNDAY FIRE DONAHOE

YEAH HE'S HAD 5 YEARS TO PUT A WINNER ON THE FIELD AND HAS STILL NOT DONE SO. DONAHOE MUST GO. FIRE DONAHOE.

EVERYONE READY FOR FIRE DONAHOE

we all need to start a chant sunday to fire donahoe. He's been here 5 years and we still have no line. We are suppoce to have the best line coach in the league in mcnally. but he can't do anything with these scrubs. Donahoe has drafted 4 good picks in his time here Losman to be seen. Willis Evans and schobel if you like high motor guys. Something has to happen. AND THE STADUIM FOR THE NEXT TO HOME GAMES NEEDS TO ROCK WITH FIRE DONAHOE THE GUY SUCKS..