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CJ gets 7 touches [was Note to Chan]
Bob in STL replied to Pirate Angel's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Jackson is offically old for a RB. He is over 30 and hitting the wall. He should be second team and owuld make a decnet role player. Time to make Spiller #1 and stop the nonsense. -
CJ gets 7 touches [was Note to Chan]
Bob in STL replied to Pirate Angel's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Because we are losing on purpose to get a better draft choice. Then we can draft the best RB in the draft to replace the departing Spiller. -
I don't think he is afraid to gamble, you should not gamble in the red zone and he should not have too. I think the problem is he does not use his best players. Was Spiller even in on any red zone plays today? Was that Tashard Choice with the ball on the second last drive, the one were we needed a drive with two or three first downs to ice the game? Chan coaches like a guy who has never seen his team play before.
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Right on. I sure hope Wood does not have yet another serious injury. Too bad ... he has a promising career otherwise. Very solid player and potential as a team leader.
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I truly feel horrible for Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Bob in STL replied to FireChan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Really? You feel sorry for Fitz? Do you watch him play? Explain the passes tot long, too short, too high, too wide, and in the dirt? Explain the interception against the Titans at home while supposedly protecting a lead? Fitz has a good line and the best RB combo in the league. There are some playmakers around him but he cannot deliever the ball with accuracy and he cannot get the ball downfield. Good QBs make their teams better. Fitz's play is making our offense worse than it is. Fitz is making a ton of money and he barely has the talent of a back up QB. He has the arm of a third stringer. Feel sorry for the fans. Fitz is doing quite well especially given his limited skills. -
After Stevie, Donald Jones is the best we have. Talk to Buddy about that. Maybe if David Nelson was healthy it would be different? Ask Chan what happened to the TE.
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"The receivers buttocks was down..."
Bob in STL replied to Optometric Insight's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It was the correct call unfortunately. -
And the reason we lost to the Colts was.....
Bob in STL replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Whats wrong with the offense is easy ... Not enough Spiller and way too much Fitz. Defensive Coordinators that face us are catching a huge break. If I am the coach I ride my best player. Chan, what is your story? -
Even with his two big plays he was horrible most of the day and missed a lot of open receivers. Hard to beleive that we have no other option at QB for two years in a row. The worst part of the Fitz mess is that there is no prospect to play. Buddy Nix should be fired. That will take care of Chan, Wanny and Fitz.
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He is learning fast and right now he is the CB on the team.
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What BS. The ref made the right call. Gimore had his left arm draped around the receiver. If Stevie were held like that you would want a call. Look at the stats - - The defense did not make the stops on third down. The coaching sucks on this team. The refs did not cost us the game. We did not make the big plays. ---------------- To the original topic: Punting was a stupid call indeed. We already got the big break on the Colts interception-turned-fumble. How about some low percetage passes and then a punt? Never even try to stretch the filed. That is what the offensive genious Chan came up with. In that last series how about two carries for Spiller, knowing you have 4 downs to work with, that might have kept the chains moving for us? I am just betting that Defensive Coordinators around the league are relieved that Chan refuses to ride the best player on the team. Defenses dictate to Chan what he will call. What kind of coach consistently sits out or decoys his best player when he gets to the red zone? Punting was a Jauron-like decision. A loser decision. Take a shot Chan, grow a pair please.
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Are you kidding us? Williams was fine today. The entire DL was very good today. We have minor league LBs and it showed today. Even with that our dfefense help them to 13 points. Kyle is the last person I would call out on this defense. The absolute last one.
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Three years in, worse result than before, now what???
Bob in STL replied to San-O's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This is an odd rebuild. The talent on the team has improved greatly IMO. The OL is actually very good and there are some playmakers on this team (Stevie, Freddy, CJ, Chandler). The defense is patchy and many of the draft choices have simply failed to develop. The major problems that : 1. No QB and no QB of the future on the roster. 2. Defense scheme started 3-4, switched to 4-3, switched DC's and actually somehow got worse ... ? 3. Game day coaching and overall preparation. We do not seem to make the right adjustments at halftime. 4. We lose a lot of close games. There is a lack of leadership and accounatbility among the players. We just do not seem to have players with a winning menatality. -
RIP Ernie Warlick July 21, 1932 - Nov. 24, 2012
Bob in STL replied to Jim Gehman's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I saw him play on the Bills AFL Championship teams of the mid-60's. He could block, catch, and run. One of many excellent black football players in the CFL that were given a chance by the creation of the AFL. Also met him at once Henry's Hamburgers. I was just a kid then but I could sense his friendly and engaging personality. Four time AFL All Star while playing with the Bills. He and Pete Metzelars are the best TE's ever to play for the Bills. RIP Ernie. -
If they continue to play at current level = Spiller and Byrd. Maybes = Wood, Levitre and Kyle Williams.
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Does beating Dolphins mean anything anymore?
Bob in STL replied to cage's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yes. Lets change the culture and win. Winning in our division is paramount to that. -
Man missing after Bills game found dead, per WGR
Bob in STL replied to DPR4444's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I agree with your two points. 1. We are all accountable for our own behavior. Attending a Bills game does not give us the right to get so drunk that we become a nuisance (or a threat) to others or even to ourselves. 2. As humans we are acountable to each other. I would try to stop my brother (or son, or friend) from getting that drunk but if he did I would not let him out of the stadium alone. Lawsuits will be filed for sure. What was missing is accountability from all parties, the victim, the brother, and even the Bills. I am saddened to hear this news but as I have written in the past, things are more out of control than ever at that Stadium and the police our completely out numbered. -
Not really. He was not in the game for several of the goal line offenses. Just before the half he was on the sideline with a winter coat on watching the game .. pissed me off.
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Patriots Fines from Bills Game Announced
Bob in STL replied to Gray Beard's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
What bugs me the most is that we lost to them twice in and both games they physically abused us. They forced two fumbles on the 1 yard line, preventing 14 points to be scored on them. They knocked the crap out of Freddy Jackson twice. They knocked Scott Chandler into oblivion. They gve Fitz a smack down and not one Bill even said boo. The fines are chump change to these guys. The Pats* have two wins against us once again. Until we muscle up with them we will continue to lose. Tough game for tough men ... right Chan? -
I have been to 12 NFL stadiums. I get back into town to make two Bills games a year on average. Buffalo is definitely one of the worst places to see a game. Unless you like rowdy, drunk, and obscene fans ( not just limited to the twenty year olds), and extremely poor facilities. If you are a young man with a wife and young kids this is not a great place to go. Bills games used to be an excellent NFL experience at one time but those days are long gone. Our collective tolerance for the drunks is ruining it. On the postive side there are still lots of great places to tail gate. ECC lots are still good but they used to be excellent until raided by RV's. (Thanks Ralph)
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The biggest things I do not like
Bob in STL replied to Bob in STL's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This hurts. I do think chan has better players than DJ had, maybe not the first year but right now he does. Chan has no chance of beating DJ. He seems like a decent guy but where is the tough part? He refuses to go strength against strength and therfore asks players with limited ability to do more than they can do. Take of the headset and kick some azz Chandler! -
Remember "a tough game for tough men"? Where is it? Last week Wade Phillips puts 7 and 8 men in the box and says try to run on me, I will give you the pass because I don't fear it. So Chan does not try to run at all, even though running is our strength. Afterward he says "they took that away from us". A tough game for tough men? Came you imagine a team stopping Vince Lombardi's power sweep and Vince saying, "oh well, they took it away from us so we stopped running it". (?) This week, there were mistake and penalties all over the place and Chan says nothing to his players or to the refs. Bellichek is yelling at the refs all the time, Chan takes the calls in stride. A tough game for tough men? Today we ran every play on the last drive from the spread. Did they dictate this to us and did Chan decide this? We took our best player and flanked him out wide to run deep every play, even though our QB cannot throw deep. Spiller belongs in the backfield as a threat to run, a threat for a draw play, a shovel pass, a screen pass, a safety valve pass, or maybe isolated on a LB in a designed pass pattern. Spiller needs to be involved. With the game on the line I want to go to Spiller, not TJ Graham. This game is not that complicated. Chan spends the game inside his headset and reading his papers. How abpout saying something to a player for a change? A tough game for tough men? Where were the tough men when Fitz got blown away? The Bills look to be a reflection of their coach and I don't see the tough men anywhere.
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It kind of did. It kept us from trying any running plays. It is inexcusable that we ran every play on the last drive from the empty backfield spread and that Spiller got the ball one time in the last 2 minutes. A time out or two would have helped us, of course with Gailey you never know.
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Just watched the INT on the DVR multiple times
Bob in STL replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I think you mean "pre-throw read" and you are assuming the play was designed to go to Graham as the primary reciever. Correct? Lots of things happening here: the Pats disguise their coverage, rookies run the wrong pattern, Fitz blindly throws to a spot. Was Spiller on the field? If I am Fitz I start with Spiller in the backfield. I use Graham or Jones as the look-off to pull the safety or flood a zone, then look at Stevie, then big tall Chandler, then Spiller as a safety valve. That is my order. Rookies like Graham need to be wide open to get the ball.