MartyBall4Buffalo
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Well so far a coach who screams alot and a roster with 15 former first round picks is good for exactly one more win than the lowly Jauron. Should I be impressed?
Yes cause he screams and he's fat which means he's ideal for cold weather games
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It's funny the same people who bury Edwards for not stretching the field pine for Sam Bradford
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Why didnt we trade TO for Brian Brohm I mean he was good in college
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1. Do we win or Lose?- Lose
2. Fitz over or under 225 yards?- under
3. Will Fitz have 2 or more TD's?- no
4. Will we have a 100 yard rusher? - yes
5. Do either of WR's have a 100 yard game- no
6. Bills 20+ points scored? - no
7. Bills 20+ points allowed? - no
8. Will we give up more than 3 sacks: yes
9. Will we have less than 4 penalites: no
10. Miscellaneious prediction: The Panthers win on a last second fg from 57 yards out 19-17
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So when the UFL folds, will Ralph raid those rosters in an attempt to re-kindle the magic? Losman back as a Bill?
Brooks Bollinger 4 the future!!!
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No chance, Steve Smith is a beast.
The panthers have DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart and the Bills have the worst run defense in the league and you're worried about their wr?
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unless he gets his stamina up I don't want him on my team.
Yeah who wants the driving force behind the sec's #1 ranked rush defense. You must be one of the same people who agreed with gregg williams that ted washington was "Too fat" or the bills brain trust that though pat williams was easily replaceable by ron edwards.
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Yes the panthers are just as much of a cluster !@#$ as the bills are
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Terrence "Mount" Cody instant run defense problem solved.
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You lost me at roscoe and lynch for collins and a late rd pick. Lynch is worth more than anyone in this trade. Every team needs 2 good runningbacks and lynch being the younger of the bills back by a significant margin is probably the one we should keep. Also why would the titans want Lynch when they have Johnson/White. Kerry Collins did not "lead" the titans to a 13-3 record the same way he's not "leading" them to their current 0-6 record. He was protected by a very stout defense and running game and asked not to do much to win games. He was the definition of a game manager. He wouldn't be a bad pickup for a young qb looking for guidance which is one of the biggest things I believe the Bills are missing. Not a veteran starting qb, but a qb who can be a backup with starter experience who can guide a young quarterback. Ala Testaverde/Pennington. Bledsoe/Brady. Warner/Eli, Warner/Bulger, etc etc.
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He plays in a spread offense, in a conference that plays no defense, has never had to handle pass rush pressure until this year, and he isn't built big enough to handle many hits. Why exactly is he being heralded as the next great Quarterback?
^ THIS. Spread qb's are project players. Not only that Bradford has the arm of chad pennington. He has no velocity and the majority of his passes are on dumpoffs out of the shotgun. There is just too many top end prospects to take a 1st rd qb
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Going to use yards per game for total rush/pass of the top 5 teams ass I feel that's a better indicator than overall yards.
For the top 5 rushing teams ypg their combined record is 19-5 with 3 undefeated teams saints/giants/broncos
for the top 5 passing teams ypg their combined record is 14- 9 with 1 undefeated team the colts and one team who had a bye week the chargers at 2-2.
Make of it what you want. Personally I believe a balance is far more important than leaning one way or the other, but overall I'd prefer to have a offense who's identity is that of a rushing offense compared to a passing team, as generally when it comes to the postseason it's the teams who can run the ball who are going to win games.
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I'll be there go to every yearly jets/bills game in the meadowlands and at rws for the past few years. Although that's stoping this year cause I'm not going to toronto to watch a Bills game.
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Thought this was going to be about Larry Centers...
Sadly the bills haven't had a good offense since they lost Larry Centers. That guy should be in the hof. Tremendous talent.
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I'm not a big space/science freak, just thought this was highly interesting
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2009/15oct_ibex.htm
October 15, 2009: For years, researchers have known that the solar system is surrounded by a vast bubble of magnetism. Called the "heliosphere," it springs from the sun and extends far beyond the orbit of Pluto, providing a first line of defense against cosmic rays and interstellar clouds that try to enter our local space. Although the heliosphere is huge and literally fills the sky, it emits no light and no one has actually seen it.Until now.
NASA's IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) spacecraft has made the first all-sky maps of the heliosphere and the results have taken researchers by surprise. The maps are bisected by a bright, winding ribbon of unknown origin:
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It's Hard to win in the UFL
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The Locomotives O-Line is worse than ours. It seems like they can never get any yardage and JP never has time to throw. simply priceless
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He was a starter for the ravens because they lost Dawan Landry to injury last year. As for the jets he knows ryans system and once they traded abram elam it was a short term solution. Jim Leonhard still doesnt make plays, and he has the added benefit of a solid front 7. He's still not a much different player from the guy that rich gannon once said "This guy looks like he shouldn't even be on the field" in a bills/jags during his last year with the Bills. It was funny seeing Leonhard dive at ricky williams with his head down and Williams simply leaping over poor jim. Isolated in coverage he's a liability, and doesn't offer much in run support. He's not a playmaker, and offered little as a punt returner.
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Obviously Herm didn't know what he had in Brooks Bollinger back when he was with Gang Green
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So you're saying Mularkey was a good HEAD coach and that the only reason he "looked" bad was because JP was the QB?
More or less I'm saying JP Losman is a ****ty coach killing quarterback. Good players make good coaches more than the other way around in most cases. Mularkey is probably a better head coach than Gregg Williams or Dick Jauron. Honestly that 2005 team was attrocious. Had Mularkey had another year with Bledsoe and not been forced to play JP who knows what would've happened.
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hilarious! i turn the game on, and first play i see is jp do the spin run backwards. he runs out of the pocket, but still holds the ball and doesnt throw it away for a sack
lmao where can I watch this game since DTV doesn't have vs anymore?
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Not true, he also had other QB's in Miami & Buffalo. He looked incompetent as a coach when he was HEAD COACH.
Mularkey pulled a 9-7 season and one game away from the playoffs with Bledsoe btw our only winning season this decade, and it all went downhill when he was forced to go with Losman who was nowhere near NFL ready. Quits on his own accord after he bombed out with JP and Holcomb, and than flames out in Miami with Harrington and Culpepper. Gets the offensive coordinator gig in ATL with rookie Matt Ryan, and only leads them to be last years #2 rush offense, and 10th overall in scoring. Now is again a hot head coaching candidate. Start demanding better from this team than the **** they spoon feed you.
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Lets not let the FACT that Mularkey is NO LONGER a Head Coach get in the way of your argument.
Still an NFL coach. It's not my fault the only time Mularkey has looked incompetant as a coach at the NFL level is when he had Joey Harrington and JP Losman as his quarterbacks.
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Our coaching sucks, why folks continue to ignore the facts is also quite perplexing.
It does amuse me how Mike Mularkey looks like a real coach now that he's not stuck with JP Losman as his qb, but let's not let facts get in the way. The only real qb we've had in the past 10 years was Bledsoe.
Terrance Cody - DT
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Ted Washington/Pat Williams/Sam Adams
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Spencer Johnson/John McCargo/Kyle Williams/Larry Tripplett
I dont know about you but I dont enjoy watching a defense give up 180 yards rushing yards a game. Terrence Cody is an absolute unblockable monster. The 2nd coming of Ted Washington. Personaly this whole 3-4 or 4-3 stuff is bull ****. You can take Cody and use him as a 2 down run stuffer in a 4-3 next to stroud, just as easily as he could be a 2 down player in a 3-4. Good players are good players regardless of scheme.