Stank_Nasty

I totally get it..... but some moves should be weighted more than others. their decisions for the qb spots since training camp have been atrocious. Peterman taking anymore snaps is inexcusable. I like most of whats been done. I absolutely hate how they've handled the qb's.

developing qb's is a tricky thing I think. they've absolutely screwed the pooch when it comes to the situation in the qb room. I think there's a lot of good that's been done. but they monumentally screwed up their qb situation. their loyalty to #2 is freaking mind blowing.

you have an entertainment quality to you. i'll give you that.

don't pretend you know if a player will bust or not. I always get a chuckle out of the people that "know". i'd be willing to bet for every dumb premature proclamation you have gotten right you have about 5 that were wrong. that's the nature of the league. even the guys that know don't really know. comical.

if somebody is proclaiming any player a bust 5 games in, they're ignorant. whether the troll-ish remarks pan out or not. its still dumb to make proclamations so early.

and even when they do happen to pop a nice one its usually followed by an extremely predictable play right after that's stuff for a loss.

right. I mean, I could be way off. but a couple of throws like that can really create some momentum for a young qb IMO.

he also made a great throw to KB the drive before that got called back. I personally think he was finally settling in a bit more and was getting confident in ripping some balls down the field.

this is lame to me... we should shooting for 4-3 this weekend against a bad team in indy. and then who knows what would have happened after that with some momentum, the hardest part of the schedule out of the way, and a defense that's revved up. I personally don't think of "process" as just going and getting high draft picks. and I don't want to think we just have to rely on high picks to be able to win games in the future. to be clear I expected this record. its not surprising. but i'm 100% not fine with how yesterday ended knowing we had a chance to go to 4-3 this week with a huge division game on MNF looming after. all for the sake of a high pick. no thanks.

is it just me or does only recovering 7 out of 19 fumbles seem like a bit of bad luck. that's what everyone(including me) was saying going into this year about all the turnovers last year and not being able to bank on it again.... well here they are doing it all over again. btw, I don't disagree that it will slow down. i'm just saying for debates sake.

nobody talk to kevin. he's an idiot.

the bills give up 3 pts after a penalty put the ball at the one, put there team in position to be able to win it with a fg after the offense had left them on the field all day and then somebody decides its a good time to rip on the d...… kevin, you are an idiot.

When they don’t play good. Ya it’s easy.

I can some this all up.... WORTHLESS

... or the ones that he’s been dropping in games when Allen is plopping them into his sloppy gut. Stop posting.

Ouch. Not looking good. Oh well. Gotta accept the nature of the beast when it comes to betting..... easy come easy go.

right? spreads that seem too good to be true rarely workout well. that being said..... I HAMMERED it.

I've already made quite a bit of off UCF this year and I absolutely love them at -5 against a Memphis team that already has 2 losses in that weak conference.

And I want to say that’s a really dumb statement and I believe that to be 100% true.

starts about the one hour nine minute mark..... simms crucifies our wr's and talks of allen reverting back to some bad habits and being hard to evaluate based on the s**t show around him. I cant disagree on either front.

the Texans started 0-3 and then needed OT to beat 2 lackluster squads.... that ten point spread is absurd.

clayton might suck, but that is a great commercial.

of course you do.

Actually, do any of those things really matter? Let’s ask KB.

i don't disagree but if white can slow Hopkins with minimal help i think it changes their approach and strengths quite a bit.