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we are not talking the same things. I definitely do not advocate removing your top players from the field. MM's packages are bull sh--. However, the 11 players that take the field on any given play should be available to perform their responsibilities. That is what makes a dangerous offense - having 5 skill players that can do anything asked of them at any time AND have a RT that will catch a TD to boot... Teams that are effective in the red zone don't have one RB and one WR that get the ball because "this time it is important". It's predictable and defendable.

Are you saying that Marv was the only coach capable of being highly successful with a team full of HOF caliber players? Surely you jest....

wow, are you two twins? <scary>

Ok, that sounds all great and everything - of course you are a Bills fan. Do you think the 53 players (save EM) and the other coaches who couldn't give a hoot who ML is will be all that excited?

I would definitely recommend that you wear a paper bag...

what are they doing with all of UM's players?

where is Samford?

I'm sure the problem is on my end - I vaguly remember trying to get this together, but may have stopped short of a working implementation (thus it wasn't advertised).

try: http://www.twobillsdrive.com/rss.php

Actually, I'm the wrong person to ask that. I am very vocal about Wade and his lack of interest in wearing a headset. I have also pointed out scenarios (such as challenges) where his inability to communicate with other coaches would be a detriment to the team. I know alot of people joke about the headset issue, but when 99% of the coaches over time have worn them - clearly there is a reason to do so.

But what kind of facial expressions does he have? Does he get excited and jump around?

Since when does a blown knee deter the Buffalo Bills?

He is 5 years old... (time goes fast) I hate to reward him for the simple things he should be doing now at this age. He is well into the manipulation phase and I don't want to trade one problem for another.

whenever we make him try a bite of something new. We are trying to get him to eat what we eat for dinner, but ever since he threw up after eating some corn - he now works himself up to the point that 5 grains of rice makes him upchuck his entire dinner...

QB is probably the one position that makes an average team "better".... Just look at the Pats... they are not loaded with top-notch offensive talent.

The hand-wringing that goes on when Shelton or Parrish get action is simply misplaced. The simple fact that ONLY WM can run the ball on 4th and 1, Eric Moulds is the ONLY WR that can catch a ball on 4th and 8 just speaks to how bad the Buffalo Bills are.

Wow, that some quality web surfing there. Fuggin' POS locked up my browser, just so I can read some crap about "Mullarkey"... If they can't spell the name right - chances are you are reading a bunch of crap.

I disagree 100% with this part. If you are a member of this team - then you contribute. If you are a FB who can't run the football - get out. If you are a WR who can't catch a pass - get out. If you are aTE who can't catch a pass - get out. Reducing the number of players involved in the game does not make the team better. Washington, Denver, Indy all have scores of players - down to OL and Defensive players who contribute to the offensive point production. That is a nightmare for DC's knowing that even the LT can catch a TD pass in the red zone. If they can't get it done - move 'em out.

Which coach? It ain't the "conditioning coach" that is for sure.... and FWIW - if WM is not in game shape I blame WM....

I'm saying that slapping a title "conditioning coach" onto someone probably makes them more important than they really are. We aren't talking about taking your average message board poster and turning them into an NFL-caliber athlete. These guys have already achieved physical pinnacles that most never see. The point is that WM is a world-class athlete who also came back from a devastating knee injury. Me thinks he already knows what it takes to avoid getting winded after a 20 yard sprint.

You would think he would be more afraid of the cold...

I question the how much utility these conditioning guys have. Sure, maybe for the big, fat guys they are useful, but does Willis actually need someone to tell him how to get into shape? That strikes me as just being silly.

again, this is bull sh--. TD did NOT ignore the line. Drafting MW as your highest pick in 20 years is not ignoring the line. Jennings, Sullivan, Williams, Pucillo, Sobieski, Preston, Geisinger, McFarland, Anderson, Villarrial, Peters, Teague, Gandy.... etc.... That is not ignoring the line. TD may have been unsuccessful in putting a line together, but it is not because he ignored it like you are claiming.

See, that's not right. Williams was highly rated and taken at an appropriate spot in the draft. MW is a failure because of MW, not because he was a pre-ordained bust. Parrish, OTOH, was a "Dawgged" pick that SHOULD be questioned by those who cut their own food.

Yeah, but then you have to hire Jeff Gillooly to collapse the lung of your starting QB in order to see the gem you have...