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Terrible pass protection; too many drops; too much wind; combined with bad decisions

We needed - a receiver that is over 5"9 - an OL that can give our QB a time to make a throw - receivers that don't drop balls - a day when the wind is not gusting to 30 mph and wreaking havoc on all deep balls

very cool that the old guys are mentoring our younger players (also Kelly and JA) Bruce was such a beast - I remember that he used to wear out a few step-masters each winter staying in shape When bruce was drafted in 85, it was before all of the draft hype, and the only players you knew were those who were superstars in college I remember asking "Bruce who? from where?"

I am worried that the same way the the Eagles and Browns were maligned, desperate, and had their backs against the wall and came out with great intensity, the same thing will happen here. Best case would have been for Cowboys to beat the Patriots and then come in over confident My prediction: Cowboys 31 - Bills 16. (hope I am wrong) Happy T-giving to all!

Remember that if it is more than a 2 way tie - head to head gets thrown out - so there is no such thing as an unbeatable tie breaker

you have the broncos with 3 safeties?

starting QB averaged 68 yards passing a game on 44% completion percentage Mark Brammer was on the Bills from 1980 and 1984 and averaged 22 catches a year for 9.8 yards a catch

2 side by side tickets Sec 111 row 8 on the aisle or Sec 111 row 9, two seats in from the aisle Best seats in the house. Willing to sell below face I have sold tix here to other TBD'ers so you know I am legit TIckets will come from Ticketmaster so you know legit and will be paypal invoiced for your protection

on purely football basis, #1 Jim Brown #1 #2 OJ (hands down) He was the most electrifying runner ever - changed the way the position was played In 1975, when RB's were not utilized as receivers he had 40 catches for 600 yards He was the first RB to have incredible speed and size and was a threat to score a TD every time he touched the ball And look at the teams he played on - there was no passing game. In 1973, when he ran for 2,003 yards and averaged 6.0 yards /carry our starting QB's (Joe Ferguson) stat's were 73 completion in 164 Attempts (44.5%) for 939 yards, 4 TD, 10 INT's.

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I did not think that his style of play and coming from Louisville would translate well to NFL, but (Probably been mentioned in some of the other replies) a) he has very good talent (and coaching) around him b) my big concern is if he can continue to take the pounding (although he does seem to be able to avoid taking the big hits) . Look at how Cam Newton's body seems to have fallen apart and he is much bigger and stronger than Jackson

Another reason that passing yardage is way up over the "old" days!

Two things that need to be kept in mind when reviewing these "statistics" 1. Quality of opposition - scoring 21 points against NE is much better than 21 against the Bengals 2. The points per game can get skewed over 1 or 2 blow out wins (or losses). e.g. The Ravens' 59 points against the Dolphins can make up for a few below average scoring games The more important measure is consistency (i.e. Standard Deviation) in the points (scored or allowed). As an extreme case, a team that alternately scores either 0 or 50 may have a vastly different record than a a team that scores 25 every game Also, important to take into account TD's on turnovers and by special teams (which we are sorely lacking) To show points #1 and #2, The Cowboys should have a really good record, but their points were mostly piled up in a few blow out wins against very inferior opponents Giants 35 and 37 Redskins 31 Dolphins 31

"Now I readily admit that I don’t know one tenth as much about play-calling as professional football coaches do" Actually you (and the rest of us on TBD) probably do. Coaches (i.e. Daboll) try to be too cute or too smart and just end up being stupid 99% of us realize we should have run the ball more - somehow the coaching staff missed that point

He did not have a chance or a view to spot Beasley

Aside from the fact that one of the Browns rushers is running untouched towards him on the other side? If he throws to Beasley it is likely batted down - he had a split second to unload the ball to avoid the sack

A few thoughts watching from a great distance to counter some of the hyper over-reactions after every win (we are super bowl bound) and loss (fire everyone, trade everyone and do a complete rebuild) 1. Daboll does not put JA in a position to succeed. Most coaches fail because they are too stupid or try to be too smart - Daboll is the latter. He does not do enough play action, roll-outs to create more oportunities for JA and definitely either a) abandons the running the game or b) features Gore over Devin 2. Defense needs to find a way to stop the run and create some turnovers - the past few weeks, we come up with almost no turnovers to help the offense 3. What really hurts our offense is lack of big-play capability. What is our longest TD this year? JA can not hit the long ball or the receivers can not find it; Gore has no explosiveness; Singletary is a very good runner but not a game- breaker. If you watch KC - they have a lot of TD's on short passes where the receiver breaks a tackle and outruns everyone to the end zone. We need more speed on offense. 4. JA is not a bust and being benched for Barkley (a career journeyman) and is not currently a franchise QB. He is a QB from a small-time program that has a big learning curve. He does some things well and some things poorly. The jury is still out - not the time yet to over-reach and anoint him either of the two. Give him one more year with some decent weapons - then we can make an intelligent assessment 5. McD is a good coach - not a great coach - relax, he is not being fired - he has brought order and stability and a decent record to this franchise. Give him some more time and then we will see. 6 GM is not getting fired - in general has done a decent job of managing the cap and drafting (past year's draft is still a TBD) - and creating order in the front office. My biggest criticism is his propensity to trade up All this being said, this was a terrible loss in a must win game and blame falls on offense, defense, coaches, coordinators and special teams

Why didn't we keep Shady? Could have negotiated a reduction in salary and he probably would have stayed

They finally are using Singletary - so much more explosive than Gore

SOLD to a fellow TBD'er for a ridiculously low price - he better see a Bills' victory

Getting stuck with these, will sell at DRASTICALLY reduced prices

They are - one of the advantages of being a season ticket holder since 1961

Was out of town so did not have chance to sell 2 tix to the game against the redskins They are Sec 111, 50 yard line on the aisle, row 8 Offering at face value $123 - would rather sell to TBD'ers than others Paypal (for both of our protections) and tix will come directly from Bills so you know legit

The only benefit of tanking is to give you a shot at a franchise QB - which is hard to get right Cleveland "tanked" but where has it gotten them so far?

If I recall correctly, we switched to the red helmets so that Joe Ferguson would have an easier time trying to find his WR's - all of the other teams in the division had white helmets so ours would stand out