smuvtalker
-
Posts
2,205 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Gallery
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by smuvtalker
-
-
Another thing that I believe is that as each week goes by a little more will be installed and the players will become more and more familiar with the offense and will be thinking less and executing better and faster.
Add into that that Tyrod is basically learning all the nuances of being a starting QB week to week, and we haven't been fully healthy yet. There is a real possibility we have only seen the tip of what this offense can be, and it could really be something much better near the end of the regular season.
Agreed. I'm actually scared to see what this offense will look like when everyone is fully healthy...if we can even make it to that point...
-
karlos off right guard for 4
Jeez I was going to say the exact same thing....
Ok, Karlos off right guard for 5...
-
Bills 20
Giants 13
-
Awesome!! Happy for the kid, he's definitely stepped up to the challenge. I was just hoping he'd fill in admirably until McKelvin returned, now I'm thinking we should keep him in the starting lineup. This kid is a gamer and a ballhawk....
-
Very nice work! Karlos looks like he'll be a true stud....hoping this kid is with us for years to come
-
That he likes his women "like he likes his coffee..."
-
Good luck smuvtalker! Hope all goes well for you, and of course The Bills!
Thank you sir....they say it's the most common and simple of all surgeries, and i'm expecting to be in a lot better shape going forward!!! All the La Nova's wings my heart and stomach desire!!!
-
funny my thread i posted before the season saying this exact thing got closed after a few replies...Why suddnely are we allowed to post about aaron williams being a mental case? Oh yes Its that I said it before everyone else noticed. Well now that hes ok I hope he hurries back to make a couple tackles and 2 personal foul penalties for us per game like last week.
As much as I love AW's enthusiasm, intensity, and physical style of play, there's no denying he has hurt us on more than one occasion. I pray for a speedy recovery for him, and hope he has a long and prosperous football career. That aside, enlightener is right. AW is definitely good for a couple sensational hits/tackles, and at least one bone-headed play/emotional penalty per game. And to see him on the sideline after one of his costly penalties/mistakes, going bananas, practically unapproachable really doesn't sit too well with me. JMHO...
-
Despise the 4:30 kickoff time. My whole day is out of rhythm without football at 1 pm.
Ditto. The day is just out of whack for me from jump.
Unfortunately I won't have the luxury of watching my beloved Bills today, I'm having my gall bladder removed this afternoon and have to remain overnight because of my previous surgical history. Looks like I'll be watching the Falcons Cowboys at 1, and the crappy Bears Seahawks late game. Too bad the hospital doesn't have the redzone channel...
-
By Jauron's dopplegange, I meant Philbin.
Regardless, I love our coaches more than any other set of coaches maybe in the entire NFL, except Bellichick. We get those undisciplined personal foul-type penalties under control, and all will be good.
Couldn't agree more.....
-
Bills 24 Dolphins 10
-
Welcome from both a fellow Bills fan and veteran. I did two tours in Korea, first time up at Camp Howze, and second time at Camp Casey...ahh, fun times, fond memories :-)
Welcome again and Let's Go Buffalo!!
-
I think the Panthers win this one, and win comfortably. Wouldn't be surprised to see this one over by the 3rd quarter....don't know why, just a gut feeling.
-
I just threw up. Delete this thread immediately. I dont care if he won us the super bowl. It would feel cheap. No thanks, not in a million years
This 1000x. I don't give a rats behind if he were in his prime, and had just had offseason surgery to replace his human arm with a bionic one. I would rather eat a nice, greasy pork sandwich, served in a dirty ashtray.
-
Token, probably.
At least he plays a mean bass guitar
Sergeant Lincoln Osiris
you sir, deserve a standing ovation!
-
Enjoyed that. Thanks for the new year cheer!
-
There is an Ike's in Oakland, 2204 Broadway. It's in the downtown area
OMG that's wonderful news! I live in Atlanta, but San Francisco is by far my favorite city to visit. I haven't been since March of last year, but every time I go to the bay, I absolutely cannot leave without getting me a delicious sub from Ike's!
-
What is the local trademark food for this area?
If you are a fan of delicious hoagies, there's a sandwich shop in San Francisco called Ike's. In my opinion, these are the best subs money can buy. To this date I've never had one better. Unfortunately they don't have one in Oakland, but if you're willing to venture over the bridge, I promise you won't be disappointed.
-
Im not really talking about the OP he always puts in his disclaimer Im talking about everyone who uses this video to jump head first into the blame game depending on which side of the coin they favor .
Now watching the all 22 after watching the game doesn't tell you that the packers were going into the wind in the 1st quarter and Rodgers passes were all over the place so they went run heavy and ran the ball on there last possession not throwing until they got into the redzone and then we gave them a penalty heading into the 2nd quarter and as soon as we switched directions they we went pass heavy again .
On the high throw to Woods and the pick we were throwing into the same wind that had Rodgers missing receivers by 5 yards in the 1st quarter .
im not saying Orton didnt make any bad throws in the game but some of this simply overanalyzed BS
How can you see WTF his eyes are looking at from your couch ? Every QB misses passes how about putting some context behind some of these claims instead of trying to blame one guy for everything .
I tend to side with the coach in that the offensive woes comes from a bit of everything Orton included I'm not stupid enough to think I can tell him what he should be seeing without even knowing what the damn play call is .
Is that you Kyle? LOL just giving you a hard time.
In all honesty though, it is blatantly obvious that you are a huge Kyle Orton supporter, and I applaud you for having the guts to stick by him, no matter how bad he is. It almost reminds me of Marrone's loyalty to Hackett. But seriously man, you have to be delusional if you don't see all of the warts in Orton's game. And to attack the OP for putting together a very nice write up, that to me seemed very factual and non-biased. And like Bocephuz pointed out, this is just his educated perception(a very good one btw).
Speaking objectively, Kyle Orton's performances have gotten progressively worse from game to game, and that is a FACT. He is constantly missing open receivers, and when his receivers are making the catches, they are eye-opening, acrobatic, amazing, and downright damn good catches. I wait baited breath for the game where his throws are on the money, where he in fact throws a receiver open, where the receivers can just catch a ball that hits them square in the numbers, or in their hands, where they don't have to change direction, have to slow down, or use the concentration of the zenmaster himself to catch a pass. In fact, I cannot recall one game where his good throws have outnumbered his poor throws, or where the receiver has simply bailed Orton out. He does not throw an accurate ball! We are winning games with our awesome defense, and we are winning IN SPITE of Orton, not because of him.
If it were not for our record, and the fact we are still in the thick of the playoff race, I believe it would have been inevitable that Orton get returned to the pine. And as Bocephuz pointed out, it's getting damn close to a point where Marrone will have no choice but to bench Orton, or risk losing the respect of his players. Unfortunately, because we ARE still in the playoff race, and there are only two games left to play, regardless of what Orton does tomorrow, he will still in 99.9 % likelihood start the final game of the season as well.
I think everyone on this board with the exception of you and maybe a few others, believes that Orton is not a good quarterback, and has no business being a starting quarterback in this league. He is a decent backup, and nothing more. I am praying that Bills management do not share your sentiment, and that next year, if Kyle Orton is still with the team, he will be relegated to number two. If he is gone, I will not lose a wink of sleep.
-
I fully expect the Bills to give Carr fits. If they can hold Manning and Rogers to zero touchdowns and four interceptions, there's no reason they should not wreak absolute havoc on the Raiders offense. Good defenses dominate games they are SUPPOSED to dominate, and I do believe our defense is the real deal.
On the other hand, I also fully expect nothing from Kyle Orton.
Bills 27
Raiders 10
-
I was actually pissed at one point early in the Green Bay game at how quiet and lame my fellow Bills fans were. Fans got better later on, but it wasn't until they felt like we might actually compete or even win that game.
I consider it a duty as a fan attending the game to make some kind of noise when the opponent has the football. Some of the season ticket holders sitting around me are guys in their late 60's and over. So I get why they don't yell and get all worked up. But I think anyone who isn't physically limited in some way should try to help their team out even though one fan is minuscule in the grand scheme of things.
I really think fans underestimate the importance of the mind game in football and other sports. Fans support is a significant factor in player performance both good and bad in my opinion.
Very well said sir, very well said.
-
Yes it should be played after field goals because we have Dick Jauron Doug Marrone as head coach and he plays for field goals. Touchdowns are like getting extra sprinkles on your ice cream in this coach's mind.
It's a way to pump up the crowd, so the answer is a definite yes.
I completely agree with you in the sense it's something that gets the crowd pumped up, but I did notice last week during Green Bay, after the FG to put us up 16-10, it was probably the most tame cheering I remember in quite some time, and it being such a huge game, I was a bit surprised.
-
The classy packers fan that came on here and shared with us his gameday experience, mentioned that he found it odd that we play the "Shout" song after making FGs. He mentioned that they gave a golf clap after a field goal, because they were expecting a touchdown. I couldn't help but agree.
So, with that in mind, should the "Shout" song be played after a FG? My apologies if this has been polled before, or recently. This is my first poll
-
That bugs me to, it's just a FG, don't be playing the Shout song. Though in recent years we'd probably wouldn't get to hear it at all during a game if they did that.
I second that. I don't think the Shout song should be played after a FG either. Hey maybe I should start a poll and see what people think!
Who will the Bills miss more on offense: Shady or Sammy?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted
I would say McCoy simply because of his ability to run as well as catch passes. Watkins is definitely going to be missed as well, but I would give the edge to McCoy