MadBuffaloDisease

I thought not. And how is he skipping balls to receivers if he's 3/3?

I'll need to see some TA T+A.

Ah, the ol' Mel Gibson defense.

So JP is holding onto the ball too long while there are numerous WR's open all over the field?

Would you say that Freeney has a dearth or a PLETHORA of moves?

It's great comedy watching trailer trash with money. You can take the person out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the person.

USC is also like the "U." Look at OJ and Leinart banging Paris Hilton. Another reason PFT is a joke.

Very nice assessment.

Opening line from an article in today's Buffalo News: "The Buffalo Bills need to find more open receivers."

The truth is seldom funny.

There's George Wilson.

So McGahee is below average because his YPC is under 4.0?

Ayup. I still get chills whenever I hear the tapping part.

1978 baby! How about "Hot for teacher?"

It shouldn't have anything to do with the message. I could point to most half of U2's songs and say it's the message.

You're arguing semantics. They're a combined problem. The WR's aren't getting open (quickly) and that's a problem. JP is being told to stay in the pocket. His O-line sucks. Frankly QB is LESS of a problem when compared to the offense as a whole. I mean the TE's are being kept-in to block, leaving one less target.

I originally thought the Bills would have one of the better WR corps in the NFL, but right now they're pretty close to the worst. Evans is a fine player, but isn't yet a true #1. Price has been demoted as a starter, with Parrish taking his place. Reed is injured and while steady, hasn't been a game-breaker. And Davis has done nothing. Add in TE's who scare no one and a lousy O-line, and blaming it all on the QB is simple thinking. I can't really think of too many other teams with a worse group.

Well that's the simple version. Except that McNair and Young took well over 3 years as either backups or starters to become great players, while Brady took as many sacks in 2001 as Bledsoe did in 2000 (and as HD unwittingly proved, ANYONE could have won that Pgh playoff game that year, and probably the SB as well). And those guys had been in the same system for more than a year.

Don't know if you got the point I was trying to make, but in the games I've watched, I've heard the announcers say "and there was no one open" on more than a few plays every game. That along with being told by the coaches to stay in the pocket make him a sitting duck without taking an intentional grounding call or throwing the ball up for grabs. I think they need to let him go out there and move around.

Maybe they don't respect the WR's? You know, the guys who rarely get separation, drop passes, and fail to adjust to the blitz by cutting-off their routes?

Actually I was thinking more of Carr, WRT his O-line and RB.

Well then, the question to ask if if those guys have more to work with (OL, WR's, TE's, RB's) than JP does?

You know that Amanda Bearse, the woman who plays Marcy, is a...uh nevermind.

He's had time to survey the field and STILL find no one open. Well then the next thing is to say he should be throwing the ball away, but the coaches have told him to stay in the pocket. Let the shackles come off.

Was finally able to look stuff up. In that game, Green took 3 sacks and Huard took 4. They were also hurried about the same number of times. And Green has benefitted form a great O-line and "skill position" players while Huard is doing the same. I'd LOVE to have Larry Johnson (if only...), Tony Gonzalez, and that O-line, even with the player losses.