clearwater cadet Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 I've seen that play int 3 times this year, stop running it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ramius Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Exactly right. It's sad when Bills fans are as dumb as Soloman Wilcox. The pass looked exactly like the 2 Fitz threw to lose the Giants game. Amen. That INT is 100% Fitz's fault. Solomon Weelcots is an idiot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
apuszczalowski Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Thumbs down.... SJ is a monster if Fitz ever looks like an nfl qb again....thumbs down to all the Stevie and spiller doubters... Ain't worth a nickel ? Tighten up w the comments. SJ is a stud.... Let's get a qb who can get him the ball. Your sooooooo right, just look at what happens when Fitz gets him the ball right to Stevies hands, he catches it 3 out of 4 times! People need to wake up and watch games other then the Bills games, or pay attention to the WR's on the other teams we play. True #1 WR's make plays and catch even badly thrown balls. No QB in the league throws perfect passes all the time. The key to almost all good QB's is that they have WR's that can make plays out of passes that aren't perfect. Thats not to say that Fitz is not the problem, he has been horrible on alot of throws, but it doesn't help when he has WR's that drop balls that hit them in the hands, or guys that can't make a play on the ball unless its right to them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wayne Cubed Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Your sooooooo right, just look at what happens when Fitz gets him the ball right to Stevies hands, he catches it 3 out of 4 times! People need to wake up and watch games other then the Bills games, or pay attention to the WR's on the other teams we play. True #1 WR's make plays and catch even badly thrown balls. No QB in the league throws perfect passes all the time. The key to almost all good QB's is that they have WR's that can make plays out of passes that aren't perfect. Thats not to say that Fitz is not the problem, he has been horrible on alot of throws, but it doesn't help when he has WR's that drop balls that hit them in the hands, or guys that can't make a play on the ball unless its right to them. I'm sorry but this is completely a false statement. I do watch other games and have seen other "#1" receivers drop balls. Even balls in the end zone. Hell look at Brandon Marshall, he is 2nd in the League with dropped passes, which i know isn't an official state. Look at DeSean Jackson he dropped 3 would be TD's in one game. I don't know what it is with Bills Fans, when they need to bash a receiver or a player with talent. The guy has talent. But according to most fans on this board, there are only 7-8 "#1" receivers in the league. Last I checked there were 32 teams. But yea, lets run him out of town. I forgot #1 receivers have 10 yard long arms that account for balls being over and under thrown. My mistake. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mountainwampus Posted December 19, 2011 Author Share Posted December 19, 2011 Amen. That INT is 100% Fitz's fault. Solomon Weelcots is an idiot. What did Solomon say? I was at the game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RkFast Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 I'm sorry but this is completely a false statement. I do watch other games and have seen other "#1" receivers drop balls. Even balls in the end zone. Hell look at Brandon Marshall, he is 2nd in the League with dropped passes, which i know isn't an official state. Look at DeSean Jackson he dropped 3 would be TD's in one game. I don't know what it is with Bills Fans, when they need to bash a receiver or a player with talent. The guy has talent. But according to most fans on this board, there are only 7-8 "#1" receivers in the league. Last I checked there were 32 teams. But yea, lets run him out of town. I forgot #1 receivers have 10 yard long arms that account for balls being over and under thrown. My mistake. How dare football fans go to a football fan board to discuss a player's abilites and weigh the possibility of re-signing him to their favorite team!!!?????!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ramius Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 What did Solomon say? I was at the game. Solomon insisted that the INT was Stevie's fault because he didn't come back and knock the ball away from Vernon Davis. He just kept bashing stevie relentlessly for it. He should have been blaming Fitz for making that God-awful throw. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maury Ballstein Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Stud? Monster? Hes not even ranked in the top 20 of the league. Hes good. Got a lot of ability. His immaturity is tough to take. And hurts the team at times. I dont think the Bills should cut bait right now, but I wouldnt pay him like a top receiver, either. Not now. put him on a team that has a qb and top 20 would be easy to attain.....invalid statement....immaturity = having fun on td's OOOOOOOOO.....god forbid the bills ever have fun... Your sooooooo right, just look at what happens when Fitz gets him the ball right to Stevies hands, he catches it 3 out of 4 times! People need to wake up and watch games other then the Bills games, or pay attention to the WR's on the other teams we play. True #1 WR's make plays and catch even badly thrown balls. No QB in the league throws perfect passes all the time. The key to almost all good QB's is that they have WR's that can make plays out of passes that aren't perfect. Thats not to say that Fitz is not the problem, he has been horrible on alot of throws, but it doesn't help when he has WR's that drop balls that hit them in the hands, or guys that can't make a play on the ball unless its right to them. You go out there and try to catch balls from Dr. Inaccuracy a.k.a. the amish pop gun IS the ball gonna be behind you? over your head? its like a juggs machine gone wild....... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
12Kachy Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Stevie Johnson is NOT a winning player. Million Dollar Body, One Dollar Head And aint worth a nickel. Resigning him will be a collossal mistake. Worse than the Fitz debacle. S Johnson is a good player. Probably not the #1, but he is worth resigning. I look at this way. If they paid the overrated F$tzmoney 9 mil a year, SJ is worth at least 6 mil a year. At least SJ has a upside. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mountainwampus Posted December 19, 2011 Author Share Posted December 19, 2011 Solomon insisted that the INT was Stevie's fault because he didn't come back and knock the ball away from Vernon Davis. He just kept bashing stevie relentlessly for it. He should have been blaming Fitz for making that God-awful throw. Thanks for filling me in. I agree that Solomon should've blamed Fitz, from a commentators standpoint. My reason for focusing on SJ is the fact that his future remains uncertain, while Fitz has his contract already, whether we like it or not. You must admit, it was kinda odd that he didn't even leap or make any attempt to touch Davis while he was making the pick. It made the catch all too easy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RyanC883 Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Stevie is gone. He was clearly frustrated with Fitz and would have had 150 yards easily if a capable quarterback was throwing the ball. He was open downfield on a number of occasions where Fitz missed by 10 yards. There is no way he is coming back for more seasons like this. If they want to keep him, the Bills only chance is to franchise tag him for 1 year, draft a QB this year, and hope this new QB shows enough in the 1st year to convince Stevie to come back. I doubt that happens. There are a bunch of QB's in the draft who could make those throws. Just look at the current rookie QB class. At least 3 of them could make those throws and would be an upgrade over Fitz. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maury Ballstein Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Your sooooooo right, just look at what happens when Fitz gets him the ball right to Stevies hands, he catches it 3 out of 4 times! People need to wake up and watch games other then the Bills games, or pay attention to the WR's on the other teams we play. True #1 WR's make plays and catch even badly thrown balls. No QB in the league throws perfect passes all the time. The key to almost all good QB's is that they have WR's that can make plays out of passes that aren't perfect. Thats not to say that Fitz is not the problem, he has been horrible on alot of throws, but it doesn't help when he has WR's that drop balls that hit them in the hands, or guys that can't make a play on the ball unless its right to them. Did ya miss the 4 drops by hakeem nicks yesterday? How about those packers WR's droppin balls left and right yesterday ? How about that Demaryius Thomas droppin tebow's bomb's left and right....Come on bro....your a good poster....but i got to admit I love me some Stevie....some of you on here no so much in the "stevie camp" homerville is I....haaa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Best Player Available Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Stevie is gone. He was clearly frustrated with Fitz and would have had 150 yards easily if a capable quarterback was throwing the ball. He was open downfield on a number of occasions where Fitz missed by 10 yards. There is no way he is coming back for more seasons like this. If they want to keep him, the Bills only chance is to franchise tag him for 1 year, draft a QB this year, and hope this new QB shows enough in the 1st year to convince Stevie to come back. I doubt that happens. Hmmm, is that because he ranks roughly #24 in receptions, routinely drops 3rd down catches, loses one game per year since being a starter by dropping well thrown TD passes, acts like a wanna be diva in the end zone, and would be buried on the depth chart of a few franchises, and wants close to 9 million per year for that! Is that the guy that is "gone" Too bad what a loss. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nuncha Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 I feel like David Nelson would have came back to the ball to challenge the CB. This team needs more WRs like Nelson. How many passes to Nelson result in INTs? How many to SJ? I have lost count. Try running full speed, stop, then turn to go back 5 yards (becasue your QB sucks at throwning the bomb) to make a play on the ball - The blame for that INT is 100% on Fitz. Johnson lost his balance - you are asking too much of the WR there. If they both jumped in unison for the ball it would have been a different story. The DB had a much much much better chance at making a play on that ball. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Billy in 4C Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Hmmm, is that because he ranks roughly #24 in receptions, routinely drops 3rd down catches, loses one game per year since being a starter by dropping well thrown TD passes, acts like a wanna be diva in the end zone, and would be buried on the depth chart of a few franchises, and wants close to 9 million per year for that! Is that the guy that is "gone" Too bad what a loss. #24 in receptions still puts him ahead of 8 other teams #1's. I also didn't say he's the best receiver in the league - far from it. However, he's the best on our team and it will take either a #1 pick, a pick later in the draft where we outsmart another NFL team (unlikely) or $9-10 million per year for a free agent to replace him. That's pretty substantial - his replacement cost is high. On most weeks he is still one of our top 2 or 3 offensive players. There are a bunch of QB's in the draft who could make those throws. Just look at the current rookie QB class. At least 3 of them could make those throws and would be an upgrade over Fitz. Agreed. To clarify - I meant that either we won't take one of those QBs or Stevie will bolt to a proven QB's team. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Best Player Available Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 #24 in receptions still puts him ahead of 8 other teams #1's. I also didn't say he's the best receiver in the league - far from it. However, he's the best on our team and it will take either a #1 pick, a pick later in the draft where we outsmart another NFL team (unlikely) or $9-10 million per year for a free agent to replace him. That's pretty substantial - his replacement cost is high. On most weeks he is still one of our top 2 or 3 offensive players. So to clarify your view. It would take a #1 pick to replace a #7(looks like we outsmarted 31 teams there) pick we drafted and groomed. As you remember in my previous post Johnson is far from a complete player in my humble opinion. He would be a nice complimentary receiver to a true @#1. I find it pretty foolish to think that we would need to pay 9 to 10 million to replace a serviceable #2. BTW there is a reason he lasted to the 7th round. Ball catching skills is most likely part of it. I agree he has a place on the team. But come on 9 to 10 million to replace? I'm sorry there are true #1's at that price, not L. Fitzgerald but good players and they don't come with the drama this guy has. He was the laughing stock of the NFL after the jets game. They even burned him on the friggin Today show. He lost a game this year and last all by himself. Past Bills teams would not put up with that crap. Johnson should tweet Donte and ask how it feels with a 2 million dollar whack from what the Bills had on the table, languishing and then accepting a huge cut from the 9ers. Where he is now a small fish in a big pond. Zero complaints here since Donte left. Johnson may experience the same thing. In the end although one of our 2 nest offensive players, I think he is replaceable, and lets face it we are arguably 20 players away from a solid contending team. Not just a team that could scratch its way in the playoffs and lose because of a TD drop.Should we let players like him go. No, but we should not be held hostage. In free agency I don't believe he will pull down true #1 money. he has to consider that because again Donte can tell him. In Buffalo i was a somebody in SF well I'm just an average player in an area that has a lot of professional sports franchises. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CodeMonkey Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 SJ was not in any position to effectively break that play up. Tarred and feathered. To my knowledge that does not happen anymore. Fitz owns these wonderful INTs that he throws, just accept it. Oh I am not saying Fitz didn't deserve the INT for putting up a jump ball like that because he clearly does. Just saying it would be nice to have seen Johnson care about it being intercepted before it was instead of just bitching to a referee after it was. Solomon insisted that the INT was Stevie's fault because he didn't come back and knock the ball away from Vernon Davis. He just kept bashing stevie relentlessly for it. He should have been blaming Fitz for making that God-awful throw. You are almost right. They both are to blame. Fitz for throwing such **** and Johnson for not giving a ****. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BRH Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Try running full speed, stop, then turn to go back 5 yards (becasue your QB sucks at throwning the bomb) to make a play on the ball - The blame for that INT is 100% on Fitz. Johnson lost his balance - you are asking too much of the WR there. If they both jumped in unison for the ball it would have been a different story. The DB had a much much much better chance at making a play on that ball. I guess my question is this: why was the DB the only one to recognize and adjust to the underthrow? I see plenty of WRs come back to the ball and either make the catch or break up the INT. Seems like if Stevie doesn't get room service, he can't be bothered to go pick up the food himself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ramius Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 So to clarify your view. It would take a #1 pick to replace a #7(looks like we outsmarted 31 teams there) pick we drafted and groomed. As you remember in my previous post Johnson is far from a complete player in my humble opinion. He would be a nice complimentary receiver to a true @#1. I find it pretty foolish to think that we would need to pay 9 to 10 million to replace a serviceable #2. BTW there is a reason he lasted to the 7th round. Ball catching skills is most likely part of it. I agree he has a place on the team. But come on 9 to 10 million to replace? I'm sorry there are true #1's at that price, not L. Fitzgerald but good players and they don't come with the drama this guy has. He was the laughing stock of the NFL after the jets game. They even burned him on the friggin Today show. He lost a game this year and last all by himself. Past Bills teams would not put up with that crap. Johnson should tweet Donte and ask how it feels with a 2 million dollar whack from what the Bills had on the table, languishing and then accepting a huge cut from the 9ers. Where he is now a small fish in a big pond. Zero complaints here since Donte left. Johnson may experience the same thing. In the end although one of our 2 nest offensive players, I think he is replaceable, and lets face it we are arguably 20 players away from a solid contending team. Not just a team that could scratch its way in the playoffs and lose because of a TD drop.Should we let players like him go. No, but we should not be held hostage. In free agency I don't believe he will pull down true #1 money. he has to consider that because again Donte can tell him. In Buffalo i was a somebody in SF well I'm just an average player in an area that has a lot of professional sports franchises. Yeah, i'm sure Whitner is crushed that he's starting on a 10-3 team that is headed to the playoffs. the Bills sure got the best of him in that deal. You can't get a great #1 WR for $9 million per season. The top guys are making 8 figures per season. That puts Stevie in the second tier of top WRs, at 8-9 million per season, which is about his talent level. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
apuszczalowski Posted December 19, 2011 Share Posted December 19, 2011 Did ya miss the 4 drops by hakeem nicks yesterday? How about those packers WR's droppin balls left and right yesterday ? How about that Demaryius Thomas droppin tebow's bomb's left and right....Come on bro....your a good poster....but i got to admit I love me some Stevie....some of you on here no so much in the "stevie camp" homerville is I....haaa I'm not saying that #1 WR's don't drop the occasional passes, but they usually make up for it by also grabbing passes that are badly thrown and rarely drop ones that are thrown right to their hands. I don't see Stevie as being a great #1 WR. Don't get me wrong, I am all for re-signing him to a decent contract, but I think he would be a much better #2 then the #1. I don't see him out there making those highlight type catches you see from other teams WR's on a routine basis. Good WR's can catch balls that are thrown to them, great WR's can catch balls that require them to make a play on. I have watched plenty of other games and seen WR's go up and make catches above the CB's covering them, make diving catches and grab ones that looked like they would be easily dropped. I'm not saying he shouldn't be brought back, just that he shouldn't be the feature WR on this team, he is a great second WR Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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