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This is kinda random but where has spikes been all game?

Agreed.

My God man, get off his pole. Our obvious problems are the lines. Our secondary sucks but it all begins with the lines.

I appreciate the thoughts, but that team looks worse than this years. WR core and TE's worry me. D-line is weak (for now at least) and only one upgrade on the o-line. Also, the cb's don't look too strong. Week-by-week this team is showing me they have more holes than many originally forecasted.

He'll never throw a hit like that again, at least in his contract year. I miss that, he used to be good.

Why not. Jeez at this point I wouldn't care if moorman ran a streak once a game.

Those guys are brutal. I just love the fact that we have 2 major sports teams and ONE sports radio station, friggin monopoly. Bring back WNSA and the old school howard simon.

That's a good point and we haven't seen an effective tight end here since the metzelars/ somewhat reimersma days. Is it the quarterback, the offensive scheme, or the lack of quality te's??

What I would do for brady quinn on this team.

good stuff.

According to your post, surtain had 1 pick in 49 games. I found that he had 4 in the last 19. Drastic difference. If you're going to bring stats into it, make sure they're right is all.

Surtain: 4 int last 19 games McAlister: 3 int last 19 games rolle: 2 int last 21 games springs: 6 int last 30 games Check your sources.

I don't know much about mcfarland but he's listed at 6' 300 lbs, where anderson is at 305 and tripplett is at 295. No increase in size. Give me 6'2'' 325 + and then we'll talk.

I don't know man, 14,000 season tickets sold this year. I don't know if that's ever happened before (at least since the aud days). I don't think the bills will even sell out every game this year. If the sabres had the drinking fest that the bills have, I think you'd see a different perspective.

No offense man but for someone who continually calls out others for "stupidity" this is hypocrisy. One interception can change a game. As a top corner, you're expected to make turnovers- clements hasn't done this in a while. Tipping a ball and catching it are 2 very different things.

I'd have to say that buffalo turned into a hockey-first city after the 99 cup run. Bottom line, winning brings fans and interest and the sabres have provided that, not the bills in the past 10 years. Regardless, I will continue to support the bills until they leave.

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I made the thread "our franchise cornerback" not so much on the basis of today's game but an accumulation of the past few years. Mcgee was awful today, got worked big time. The whole defense was fortunate to only give up 20.

Bailey also made a pick last week that arguably won denver the game. THAT is a #1 cornerback.

OK, so when I made this thread, I was wondering why mcgee was covering roy willliams and not clements. The logical answer is that the coaches feel mcgee is better suited to cover him (which he sucked but who knows how clements would have done). Bottom line, the guy is our highest paid player and has had something like 2 picks in 22 games. That is ridiculous. It's not enough for a "#1 corner" to just "cover guys" well. He needs to pick some balls or force some fumbles. I think we can all agree that turnovers are often what wins games, and our franchise cornerback contributes nothing to that.

They played like crap all half and they're only down 7 points. If they play like they can, they should win this game.

They look sh-------, but comeone man that's a bold statement.

You think they're all-pros?

Certainly won't be better but I don't think it would make a huge difference. I'd like to take that money and get a real offensive or defensive tackle.

I'm ok with that