TheChimp

All I know is, I'd HATE to be the next UPS guy scheduled to deliver anything to Kawika's house. Sheeeeeit.

Look, they play off the line, you run it down their throats, until they are forced to lay off the double coverage and then you exploit THAT. Key is to have the ball enough times to DO all that, and THAT is up to the defense. So, to answer your question, with THIS defense, you take whatever they give you and try to score FAST, because you ain't gettin the ball back anytime soon.

You wanna play, you gotta pay. I'm glad he's pressing charges. Kids need to learn that they can't go around doing whatever they want to...or they might become like....well...Leodis McKelvin.

Better players and a better system. That oughtta do it.

JESUS CHRIST WHO CARES?!!!!

Hopefully, all you beaten wives will be so drunk, that your chant will sound like a taunt, which is what he deserves. He's a douche.

The Buffalo News Report says: "....Trask said the case could be pursued in criminal or civil court or dropped, depending on how McKelvin wants to proceed....."

Perry Fewell obviously designed his defensive game *choke* plan for a team full of superhumans. Because, they'd be the only dudes capable of making it to where the ball actually is once it leaves the QB's flipping hand.

See, now, when the English tutors come to Leodis' front door, he gonna shoot 'em before they can teach him how to talk.

These be a thread of fail.

Dick Jauron has the IQ of a crack baby dropped on his head at birth. The day he even REALIZES there's a problem with the mess of a Defensive scheme he employs is the day pigs fly south for the winter.

I just watched the NFL Channel RePlay of the game, and got to hear that !@#$ing moron's statements after the game. In the jumbled mess of what should have been English but didn't even come close, he stated, "That's just me, you know? If I (whatever the !@#$ he said) a hundred times, I'd do the same thing (i.e. take the ball out and try to break one for a TD)." I've heard all I need to hear from that troglodyte. And then there's our illustrious Head Coach, Dick Jauron, saying, "I had absolutely no problem with him taking it out. He's a playmaker, he was trying to make a play, he was trying to win the game, I've seen him do it, he's done it before...." These two combined have the IQ of the dirty ashtray I'm staring at right now. They BOTH deserve to be cut from the team. Harmon dropped a ball. This guy had CONTROL of the ball, and likely the GAME, and he tried to run through eleven Patriots when all he had to do was go down and give the ball to his Offense. No comparison whatsoever. And I'm pretty sure Ronnie Harmon had a better grasp of the English language than a Kindergartner, too.

The only way a team that wins major playoff games stays good is by trading some of their depth to draft higher, and they also become more attractive for Free Agents, a-la New England. But they never stay great forever, because eventually, they don't have the guys left to trade away for high picks. Seymore was traded for a POSSIBLE high pick, and that's only if Oakland finishes as low as Belicheat expects them to, and who else can they trade after him? They're already a team on the decline.

I don't care about this team making the playoffs right now, not at all. I am perfectly OK with this team going 4-12, so long as I get to see those new O-Line guys developing the way they LOOK like they can, I get to watch AVP solidify his position as a OC with more brilliant game planning, watch Trent, Jackson, Lee, and T.O. combine for lotsa big yards, and see Maybin help the Bills pass rush finally get the cobwebs off its gear once and for all. As long as I get to see REAL improvement in the positions we drafted well for the last few years, I'm good. The fact is, we still don't have the number of real playmakers that a team needs to go far, and frankly, after this many seasons of not making the playoffs, I can wait a bit longer for a team that can do more than just squeak into the postseason and get trounced by a better team in the Wild Card game.

They haven't sucked BAD enough to get the draft picks that will make an immediate impact, plain and simple. 7-9 doesn't let you draft high enough to grab a real playmaker. And we need about three more playmakers to start winning more than we lose, IMO. At least we have Lynch, and with him, we COULD, if we wanted to, make a decent trade for a guy we MIGHT have drafted a year or two ago had we just finished 3-13 like we shoulda.

what he said.

FTW

Which is why the usual suspects are all saying he did the right thing.

Oh God if there is anything I hate it's people who have to write flipping novellas to defend their irrational hatred of people.

I think the part of all this that pleases me the most is how many posters here are gonna get embolisms and stroke out over comments like these.

Exactly. All these people saying that T.O. wasn't a factor are pure sh---disturbers who obviously didn't watch the game, or, as in the case of ESPN, don't CARE about the game and only want ratings. If AVP is smart, he will use T.O. EXACTLY the same way he used him MOnday night, and when the Bills DEFENSE can get the Offense the flipping ball back a few more times in a game, THEN you'll see Jackson's running creating chaos for defenses, making them commit 8 to the box a bit more, and T.O. and Lee catching home run balls as often as the day is long.

Poz is the Buffalo Bills' Henrik Tallinder. Cut him before he breaks his leg walking to the mailbox for his check.

So, this thread, it's to prove that guy's point about the town of Buffalo having beaten wife syndrome, right? This is a JOKE, right????

Hypocrite. So, you're such a "big fan" that you give the Bills ZERO chance of running enough plays to run the clock out? WTF is wrong with you? What Leodis did was stupid, no matter how you slice it. If he really thought he'd get a safety by kneeling, then he at least should have dropped at the first contact, REMEMBERING HIS PREVIOUS FUMBLE IN THE SAME FLIPPING GAME, and realizing that, unlike Simon, everybody knows that there was NO WAY to run out six full seconds on the clock unless he either broke one for a TD, or got stood up like he did with eight Pats ripping at the ball. And then he goes on TV and doesn't even apologize to his team for having fumbled TWICE in a game, the second time helping the Pats to a short field with 2 full minutes on the clock for the game-winning TD. He's a dick. His lawn didn't deserve spray paint, but HE deserves all the wrath people can send him. Flipping people wanna make him !@#$ing "sorry" cakes and wipe his ass now. This town is so full of dumbasses it's astounding.

By Week 8, Alex van Pelt will look like a credible option, even when compared to these "saviors" like Gruden (who took a team created by Dungy and won ONCE with them before he lost control) or Marty Schottenheimer. Watch.