reddogblitz

Understand. I was responding to the poster saying they were boring. There are no style points in football. If my team wins its anything but boring IMHO. The disparate talent level is why I don't watch much College football. I don't like blowouts unless its the Bills doing the blowing out like the Raiders game this year at the Ralph. I'm just hoping for a lot of winning in 2018 some way some how.

If he didn't quit, what exactly DID he do?

Winning is boring? I'm hoping for a very boring 2018 I guess. Did you not pay attention to the process this year? Its run the ball, control the clock, play good defense, get turn overs, win the turn over battle, win the game. It will be very exciting if it works even better this year.

Nice job making fun of special needs children gong to school that need a little extra help. Pathetic. If you ever have a special needs child you may feel differently about this gross unfunny expression.

Maybe, but I wouldn't be so sure about it not being a home field type advantage. I went to Super Bowl XL in Detroit as part of the Seahawks Blue Thunder Drumline. Pittsburgh is only 292 miles away. There were at least 75% Pittsburgh fans there with the terrible towels and everything. It was like a Steelers home game. Seahawks thought it was going to be neutral field, but it was anything but.

I didn't like Marrone. But I did like the winning. I would have liked it if he stayed. But, to demand a big raise for one 9-7 season was too much. Terry was right to tell him to take his 4 mil and take a hike at that point.

I'm not so sure about this. Bill Bellyache has gone 13-6 in games without Tommy.

I'm not so sure about this. He was OC at Alabama. He knows their QBs. Why would he know or even care what other college team's QBs are good at? Especially ones he didn't play against. How mush does he know about the Allen? Or Falk? Or any PAC 12 for that matter? I would think the Bills scouting department knows more.

I predict it's going to be are you going to cut Hotrod? Dosen't he have 2 hands? And 2 feet? I wouldn't worry til he gets to 21. True story. In the 1970s my Dad would take us to Dallas Black Hawk (Chicago farm team) games. We would sit in the TeePee club . Ernie Stautner was a big fan too. He would sit up there too. My Dad sold printing to Cowboys and knew everybody. Ernie would sit with us. As Cowboy coach he had 4 SB rings. (You get one even if you lose.) He wore one on his finger. He had 2 made into cuff links and one made into a tie tack. That could be an option as well.

Roger Staubach passed for 183yards and won SB XII. Jeff Hostettler passed for 222 yards and won SB XXV. Tent Dilfer passed for 153 yards and won XB XXXV. There's more thank one way to skin a cat. Goodnight to you too

Roger Staubach passed for 183yards and won SB XII. There's more thank one way to skin a cat. Goodnight to you too

Big Ben passed for 123 yards in a win in SB XL.

I was on the Seahawks Blue Thunder Drumline that year (Seattle's version of Stampede). We got to go to game. Yes, there were bad calls. But the Seahawks also choked. TE Jeremy Stevens who was money that year and a big part of the game plan dropped 4 passes. One on the 3 yard line. That was a really good team that year on both sides of the ball and kicking teams but didn't show it in that game. Disappointing to say the least.

You keep saying I mistated facts but can't tell me what. Sweet dreams

Just the facts Mam.

You keep saying publicly you got proof. Spill it PMs are for wimps.

Didn't you chastise me last week for saying things that aren't true?

Aside from the obvious too soon aspect, 3 out of the 4 QBs in the final four are secondhand QBs, including 2 in the Saints vs Viking game. Great post alpha dog. +1000

3 out of 4 are not "franchise QBs". Half are backups.

You're the one that brought up Taylor, not me.

Yeah because Big Ben threw for 469 and Blake Bottles for 214. Its all about the passing yards.

Rags seems to be working out for K . Gotta get rid of those Rex guys I guess. I was surprised he wasn't traded last off season

Don't confuse effort with results Not necessarily.

I vote no for blue, at least this design. I'm not a graphic designer, but my father was and my brother is. One thing I've gotten from them is the logo has to pop. So if you have a blue logo on a blue helmet with just a white line around it, it doesn't pop like a blue logo on white or red. I do see some helmets like this and I don't like the look. Like the Texans. Cool logo, but it's dark blue on a dark helmet with just a line around it. I've also seen college helmets like this too. Blue might be OK, but the logo being blue would make that hard to pull off effectively IMHO.