Lt. Dan's Revenge

Thanks!

That's a fact, and the reason why the Monday mornings after a loss have been much more tolerable this season.

Bob Costas is an L7 weenie.

You ever notice how we almost always seem to have all of our timeouts remaining near the end of both halves? That's enough for me.

1. Quarterback 2. Coaching 3. Pass Rush That was an easy question for me.

The underrated part of this whole Freeman idea is the fact that Schiano is a complete d-bag and could very well be the reason for Freeman's demise this season.

Since reading this, all I want is that exact sandwich.

It's been well over a month since the Gilmore injury now. Why so quiet on that front? I know I've seen The Big Cat pose this question in multiple threads lately, but has it ever been answered? Someone?!?!?! Anyone?!?!!?

Interesting. Haven't looked at it from that angle, but I suppose it's possible.

Dareus was a beast yesterday. If he continues to play at this level and we start getting healthy in the back end, this defense could be very dangerous.

I've got a group of about 7 or 8 going. Please let us know if there will be any good Bills Backers tailgates going on around the stadium! Go Bills!

I like that idea. I mean honestly, 99% of these garbage threads come from people with about 17 posts.

That is honestly one of the most disgusting looking human beings I've ever saw. Ugly people suck.

Jacoby Jones is not playing this week, and he is also not a very good receiver. He had one miraculously lucky catch in a January game in Denver last year. Beyond that, he is a great returner and a run of the mill wide receiver.

"Would ya?" is usually applied to "Hot for Teacher ________" threads, so the question disturbs me in this case.

That's exactly what I do. Really the only way to gain anything of substance. The rest are by and large just a compilation of armchair quarterbacks making hasty and irrational observations.

Sarcastic or not, this type of garbage is what is ruining this board.

They're in big trouble. If a washed-up Philip Rivers poured 30+ on them with the no-huddle a couple weeks ago, this one could get real ugly, real quick. No wonder the over/under opened at 58. Highest in the league since the Saints/Lions playoff game a few year back.

That read-option play is not going to be effective unless EJ pulls it and runs the ball at least once in a while. He had 7+ yards if he did that on the last one.

Very good point, eball. If you're an undrafted free agent, no matter who you are, you better be willing to play and play well on special teams. Rodgers has a ton of talent, but until proven otherwise I'll trust this regime's judgement on this one.

Colin Brown come to mind. Also, Colin Brown. Colin Brown, as well.

I agree that the running back position can be overvalued. However, I think Andrew Luck excels when he has a power running game a la what he had at Stanford. Incredible off play-action, and that can't be effective without the run game. Sign me up for Cameron. I would give up a 3rd for him in a heat beat. I've always been a Chandler fan, but he seems like he's lost a step thus far. Cameron would be a major upgrade for this offense.

Everyone is a contender in the AFC right now. Seriously, besides the Broncos, who really scares you? And they lost their All-Pro Left Tackle for the season today. After them there is a group of about 8 teams (Pats, Texans, Chiefs, Bengals, Colts, Ravens, Dolphins and us) that don't have all that much separation among themselves, IMO. Note: I am a non-believer in the other one-loss teams.

As a Bama fan, I've been watching Trent Richardson play a lot for many years, he can fit just fine in any scheme. The Browns can't come out and say that they're throwing the season (which is what they are doing) but they could come up with something better than this. Richardson's a beast. It's a heavy price, but the Colts are a contender with a serious need at the position and they certainly addressed it.

Dude has two total tackles so far this season and has just over 100 tackles and 24 sacks in his SEVEN year career. And those numbers are severely inflated by a 2011 season in San Diego in which he had 41 tackles and 11 sacks. BTW, that was in a division that sent an 8-8 Denver Broncos team to the playoffs as the division winner that year. It was a complete horsesh*t division. Lot of talking from a guy whose production over an entire career mirror two average seasons for Mario Williams.