generaLee83

That's what I saw too, TKO came barreling over the top and knocked the ball out.

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I agree with your point, this team is improving albeit there needs to be more consistency. Mularkey had far more "talent" last year on his squad but the team had so many problems that they collectively sucked. Jauron supposedly has a family approach to coaching which is what I would guess has kept this team together through some real sour losses this year.

Exactly, it's all about keeping a core of good players and building around them. The core of this team for the past 5 years has changed quite often, we've seen an influx of expensive veterans looking to pad retirement that played hard about 50% of the time (Sam Adams, Milloy, Vincent, etc) The core of this team needs to stay intact for at least next season until the newbies can step up and truly become a part of this "core". Off-season non O-line priorities should be: 1. Re-signing Clements and Fletcher (#1 priorites) 2. Extending Lee Evans by at least 5 more years (I would have said this last week even before his 8 million yard game today-I think that would give him 7 total after this season). 3. Address the running game, I'm on the fence on McGahee at this point. Draft a speed back or a power back to complement him or trade him. I'm unsure so don't flame me too hard. 4. Addressing Takeo Spikes' situation, I say let him finish out his contract but draft a replacement or sign a 2nd tier young FA who has *potential* 5. Aquire or draft a running FB, I see Shelton departing after this season.

I'd be willing to bet that there was a "gee whiz" in there also with maybe a "Cheese and Crackers"

hahahahah the "Chevette" I'd more like to call it the 1982 Yugo

Your point is definitely valid, I tend to forgive the 'D' a little bit if the 'O' has been sucking up a storm and has forced a very disproportionate T.O.P. Those awful games when our 'O' has like 15 three and outs.

I saw something completely different actually, I saw Losman standing on the sideline with the entire OL, they were congratulating him (giving him the fanny pat) and all looked to be very happy.

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DeLucas lack of intelligence is only outmatched by his lack of decipherable genitaalia. It's time for androgeny, it's deluca. (sing last sentence)

I agree, they looked like a bunch of overly emotional primates on the field. I know they're vying real bad for a win but come on, they would make a stop on 2nd and 10 for no gain and go crazy like they just won the lotto. And that idiot who kept waving the incomplete sign when it was obvious that it was complete, I was laughing at the end by him.

The fashion of todays win was very impressive. Winning with 9 seconds left on the road to a team that's given up the fewest yards in the NFL over the last 4 weeks. What's more impressive is that this team won a week after almost beating the Colts at home. Losing to the Colts at the RCA dome by 1 point could not have been encouraging to say the least. This week I'll go ahead and admit that it was a "character" win, the Bills recovered nicely after last weeks lost and the wheels didn't appear to even be loosened on the wagon. I hate to admit it but I think Jauron's philosophy of family teamwork could very well be responsible for why the Bills bus didn't crash and go off the cliff. Let's put together 6 more wins this year, I think it's possible.

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Good call with the "aging vets" quote, Baltimore will probably go into rebuilding mode within 2 years I predict, they remind of the 2004 Bills, very very very veteran defense which was constatntly teetering on the edge of senility and retirement.

Because home field will probably be owned by Indy at that point and Baltimore will have won their division, unless they turn on the suck machine I agree with the original poster that it may be a possible win.

This is my weekly JP poll, I'm putting one up every week regardless of performance and at the end of the season I want to compile all polls. As usual, I'll keep bumping this until there are 100 votes cast.

It's like cunta kinte from "Roots" but much dumber and I don't care about it at all.

there's numerous racial terms for his type, he's in denial because he got owned. Was he the player for the Texans that after every completion he would waive his arms as if it was incomplete. Some of the completions were so blatant, he was just showing his IQ

I noticed that also, the DE's are getting burned because they overextend themselves and form a circular pocket around the opposing QB forcing them to have to work harder to get the passer. The result is usually a huge run or a nice pass but on occasion a sack will occur. It's tough to decide if the risk outweighs the potential results.

I know where you're coming from, whenver the Bills do anything good I always assume that it will be negated somehow, it's easier that way when it actually happens.

This Youboty isssue is getting out of hand, if Buffalo fails to re-sign Clements then the secondary will be in huge trouble next year. They will probably end up drafting a CB in the 1st or 2nd round which is unbelievable. Youboty needs to get some experience or perhaps even just wear an NFL uniform before next year.

Seriously he's probably the toughest dude in the NFL. I wonder if he slipped it in when he tackled Evans?

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