SageAgainstTheMachine

To be fair, he had a pair of pretty nice catches too.

Jerry Rice didn't have blazing speed, period. He was moderately fast and simply a brilliant route runner. That's why I frankly don't understand why good, competent wideouts with great hands and routerunning abilities fall so far in the draft just because their 40 time is .1 worse than a guy with nothing besides physical talent.

Well I certainly don't think that wide receiver is our biggest need, but I definitely wouldn't be complaining if we signed him. Of course, a prison sentence negates that statement. We all know that a big tall possession receiver would benefit the team, especially if Hardy doesn't turn out to be that guy.

We don't need his contract? Aren't we consistently way under the cap? And you can never EVER have too many good wide receivers.

Blake Costanzo, our best special teamer by far...best special teams blocker on the team and is a good tackler...plus he has 2 forced fumbles

Lemme guess, you're on of those people that refers to all donut holes as "munchkins" isntead of timbits. You can't beat Timmy Ho's.

So they're supposed to be miserable 24/7? Football is their job, not their life...just like your job.

The dude graduated with a 3.4 from Cal Berkeley. Also, I don't think forgetting the words to Xmas carols counts as stupidity.

I don't understand the fascination with the 300 yard game. I would prefer that no Buffalo QB ever throws for 300 yards. It's usually a sign that you've been forced to abandon your running game due to a deficit. The ideal game for a quarterback involves efficiency, not total yardage. Trent had a very good yard per attempt, didn't make any mistakes and had a very efficient day in general, something which his QB rating reflects. How would throwing for a 300 yards have been an improvement on his performance? Drew Brees consistently has "the big game", and they're not having any better of a season than us. 300 yard games for a QB occur when you've got a really really bad defense, or when your game plan is dominated by the pass. Two of our best players are our RBs, and as long as Lynch and Jackson are around, our offensive game plan should be 50% run, 50% pass.

Denney also has 8 tipped balls this season and leads the team in sacks. I definitely wouldn't mind him being our primary backup at DE next year. He is much much better than Kelsay IMO, who is just a complete waste of space out there.

I'm probably interning at WGR this coming summer...I can let you all know if these guys are as big of idiots as they seem.

Yeah, but keep in mind that SD or Denver has to take on an Indiannpolis team currently on an 8 game winning streak.

But Miami is a game up on the Jets now.

They are different, and they work very well together due to their different styles of running. What is the point in labelling one the "best"?

Yep, he'll have severe back and neck pain for the rest of his life, he still can't feel his extremities, and he'll have to remain in physical therapy for years...i wish we could trade places

Can't disagree. That would also allow us to move Josh Reed to the slot, where he'll actually be a more dangerous weapon running crossing routes and the like.

Thats what gets me the most. They had EVERYTHING to play for, we had NOTHING to play for. And it still seems like we showed more heart today.

A lot of different guys factored into this win...whose impact was the biggest?

ok i thought you were under the impression that you were making a joke...forgiven

Yeah, but it was really inspiring to see the team playing as hard as this with literally nothing on the line. Trent is not a perfect QB, but it is simply night and day between JP and him. The team plays hard for him.

F*ck you

YESSSSSS

Ok one play guys, one more stop they got this

damn, thought he had it

7 passes deflected today for us...i know theyve thrown a lot of passes, but thats still a good number