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So, we need 4 miracles in a row here, two on D and two on o. We simply don't have a good team. We have a lot of heart, and super man at QB, but our wrs aren't good, oline is worse than Bengals w 4 back ups, our dl is all top picks and money and they suck, and our secondary is soft. Allen and his contract (we haven't had the big numbers hit yet) have saved our trash front office. I'm over them
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Living in NJ and working in NYC I can finally stop hearing clown azz giant fans talking about their team like it doesn't stink. When we lost to the Jets, I heard more ish than you can believe. The fact that these same fans wanted to drive Eli and coughlin out after their first chip, and also thought the trash bag uck machine that fluked past the 5 or 6 wins they deserved will never be lost on me. They only talk after they put together a streak too, after the fact front running is the mark of the gutless fan base of the most boring team in the NFL.
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I hate KC, but my gosh is their offensive roster better than ours. Henne comes in and they just have guys run open while this crazy line just blocks everyone.
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Ok, so i normally don't read much coverage (it's all so tiresome) but this week I have been. what is strange to me is how all the analysis is literally 95% plus on the bills, with i'd say 70% of commentary being bills negative cinci positive. even the athletic (who i hold to a higher standard because i pay for them, but frankly are the same dorks and morons who to do sports reporting for ESPN) went on about how allen turns the ball over, how the bills BARELY beat a division rival with a back up qb at home, and how the bengals are on an 8 game win streak. it's shocking that the irony is totally lost. the bengals barely beat a division rival at home, w a back up qb, and they played badly and needed a huge fluke to win. allen and the bills have absolutely turned the ball over too much in the past 3 games (games 6 through 8 of their current win streak) at 3 times a game, but the fact that they are still winning essentially tells us they are so good that opponents need them to make mistakes to have a chance (a chance all of them failed to capitalize on). i think the bills d is rounding into perfect form (except no von, which would make us all time good) and the O is playing with a total green light. beaz and brown getting on page and us running the ball a bit more by design will happen over the next 3 games, and its gonna be something to watch.
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How confident are you the Bills beat the Bengals?
colin replied to Steptide's topic in The Stadium Wall
if we don't turn the ball over 2 more times than cici does, and bad turnovers, not like 3rd and long punt replacement ones, then cinci has no shot at all. the way i see the game going -- cinci always receives and we always defer, so they get the ball first. they are opening drive MONSTERS, so they score a TD on the opening drive. over the course of the first 20 minutes of the game they go up 7-10 points at some point, maybe 17 -7. our d figures them out, we get the ball back to close the 2nd quarter, score and go into the half w a lead. we score to open the 3rd and they never get within 7 points of us after that. the only question is do we protect the ball and destroy them or do some sloppy stuff and keep them closer that it should be. bills win. -
so, i dunno if roman can change his spots enough to run what would be considered a good O for us (i'd give him a 25% of that) but i know i don't want him over dorsey (yeah yeah, might not have the choice!) because in his first OC year dorsey has us passing and running, which i think was our prior biggest flaw. i will say, i DON'T WANT roman and lamar to both end up on the jets.