Bills are being laughed at on the field.

[akm0404]

Take a stroll through here: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/118804-what-is-with-all-of-this-love-for-troy-smith/

 

Retarded.

 

Well, despite the crass language, our boy Clutch here pretty much just put it in PTR's mouth.

 

You might not agree with his language/tone, but he certainly was correct in his prognostications, while Promo fell on his face, hard.

[Mango]

not a surprise, it happends in my living room too

[infernus]

Donte, pretend you are Ryan Clark .. you pull of a hit like this one and i can guarantee even after all the morphine nobody's gonna be laughing...

 

This is what I'm talking about.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyNy-TkDGB0

[Sisyphean Bills]

Make me laugh a little more.

 

Draft Levi Brown in round 7 - cut him - uncheck.

 

Draft Wang and Calloway in rounds 5 and 7 - cut one and stick the other on the bench behind Cornell Green - uncheck.

 

Those were our biggest needs and we spent a 5 and two 7's on it. Great job!! Nice impact moves. Wow!!

 

On top of that, switch to a 3-4 when our personnel cannot support it and create about 4 more big holes that we will fill with unproven rookies - uncheck.

 

Lets not forget replacing TO with Stevie Johnson - uncheck.

Did you read the entire post? Because you are just repeating what I said at the end. Or maybe you are just agreeing that the strategy was, ah, "questionable". Let me say it plainly, I'm not defending nor am I agreeing with Nix' 2010 draft class and team building strategy. (I'll hope for the best, but so far [and it's far too early] ... not looking like an A+++.)

 

The point of my post was that one could make the argument that Nix did draft to fill needs after the 1st round. (And like I said, some of those "needs" were self-imposed.)

 

The other oft used argument to defend this draft class was that there was no talent at QB and OL worth taking, so drafting for the defense was the next best thing. If you want to make a counter-argument to that, you should start with the idea that if Nix knew that going into the draft then why wasn't he more active in free agency or trades to try and bring in competition at those positions? Cornell Green was the only signing, and even Buddy admitted that his signing may have been a mistake and that they may need to make another move at RT after one game.

Edited September 24, 2010 by Sisyphean Bills

[Assquatch]

I've been a fan for 40 years and I'm laughing too. This team may go down as the worst in franchise history. You watch. This team is really bad. I mean 1984-5 bad.

To paraphrase: This team is the worst in history, just like it used to be.

[Clippers of Nfl]

Laughed at on the field, and cried for in the stands.

 

and suicide at home.

[Erik Flowers]

If this team equals the success of the 84 and 85 teams, I will be pleasantly surprised.

[Clippers of Nfl]

Did you read the entire post? Because you are just repeating what I said at the end. Or maybe you are just agreeing that the strategy was, ah, "questionable". Let me say it plainly, I'm not defending nor am I agreeing with Nix' 2010 draft class and team building strategy. (I'll hope for the best, but so far [and it's far too early] ... not looking like an A+++.)

 

The point of my post was that one could make the argument that Nix did draft to fill needs after the 1st round. (And like I said, some of those "needs" were self-imposed.)

 

The other oft used argument to defend this draft class was that there was no talent at QB and OL worth taking, so drafting for the defense was the next best thing. If you want to make a counter-argument to that, you should start with the idea that if Nix knew that going into the draft then why wasn't he more active in free agency or trades to try and bring in competition at those positions? Cornell Green was the only signing, and even Buddy admitted that his signing may have been a mistake and that they may need to make another move at RT after one game.

bills= uncheck

[C l u t c H 385]

Well, despite the crass language, our boy Clutch here pretty much just put it in PTR's mouth.

 

You might not agree with his language/tone, but he certainly was correct in his prognostications, while Promo fell on his face, hard.

 

*bows*

[Passepartout]

Thought it was the Browns the laughing stock? LOL!

[C l u t c H 385]

Thought it was the Browns the laughing stock? LOL!

 

What?

[Bill from NYC]

But, Ramius' point is correct and dead on, as proven by your post You're faulting Whitner for Levy/Mauron's mistake. A player cannot help where a team drafts him. So, don't begrudge him. Whitner cares about the team, busts his ass to play as good as he can, and keeps his nose clean.

 

Ramius, a good guy, is NOT correct nor dead on. He is wrong and has been a defender of both the pick and Levy. Additionally, he told us how JP was the real deal.

Now, let me be clear.....Making mistakes is what we do here. I thought RJ was going to be great, and thought Pat Williams was finished when we let him go. The thing is, a mindset has crept in here that we must praise everything the Bills do, at it concerns me a bit to be honest. Knock the Spiller pick and watch what happens.

 

As for Whitner.....keeping his nose clean? He had a domestic incident, and an arrest outside a club. He plays hard but he is hardly a poster boy for good conduct, and his talent is marginal and not at all improving.

Edited September 26, 2010 by Bill from NYC

[Rico]

Remember when you thought Trent was gonna be good based on preseason? Hahahahahahahaha, that's me laughing AT you. Retard.

 

When do the "Hey, Stop Dogging All of Us!" T-shirts hit the shops?

 

Anyone gonna buy one of those to go with that other one they were so excited to wear?

 

Smart move is to hold off on selling them until the next off-season.

[C l u t c H 385]

How about "Hey, Stop Tea Bagging All of Us!"

[RayFinkle]

Donte...

[Da Big Man]

Thought it was the Browns the laughing stock? LOL!

That torch has been passed ever since the Browns brought in a real GM, a real HC and some quality players. You know...the same things Ralph Wilson promised and then failed to deliver.

[BuffOrange]

Nice coverage out there today Whitner. Please injure yourself and get off the team.

[Billy in 4C]

They are laughing at YOU Donte..

 

Physically you are good enough to play in the league but you are mentally weak. Teams pick you apart and gameplan to do so. Then they tell you that's what they do, they execute on it and then they laugh about it.

[Bob in STL]

Did you read the entire post? Because you are just repeating what I said at the end. Or maybe you are just agreeing that the strategy was, ah, "questionable". Let me say it plainly, I'm not defending nor am I agreeing with Nix' 2010 draft class and team building strategy. (I'll hope for the best, but so far [and it's far too early] ... not looking like an A+++.)

 

The point of my post was that one could make the argument that Nix did draft to fill needs after the 1st round. (And like I said, some of those "needs" were self-imposed.)

 

The other oft used argument to defend this draft class was that there was no talent at QB and OL worth taking, so drafting for the defense was the next best thing. If you want to make a counter-argument to that, you should start with the idea that if Nix knew that going into the draft then why wasn't he more active in free agency or trades to try and bring in competition at those positions? Cornell Green was the only signing, and even Buddy admitted that his signing may have been a mistake and that they may need to make another move at RT after one game.

 

 

No need for a counter arguement.

 

I have been saying all along that they did not do enough in free agency. We went into that draft with far too many holes. That forced them to have to draft NT and DE very early in the draft.

 

I do not question Buddy's ability as a scout. He has proven himself in that capacity.

 

As a GM does he have the planning skills and the smarts to be the architect of this rebuild? We shall see.

Edited September 27, 2010 by Bob in STL