Billistic

To me it's Trent Edwards. He has thrown up some extreme floaters when he tries to get the ball to a receiver from his right-to-left across the field. It takes the ball forever to get there, and a crowd gathers where it comes down. There are plenty of others to choose from, but if Drayton Florence plays any considerable amount of time outside, the scoreboard's going to look like pinball.

Frewell hasn't played any press coverage with the CBs. They're back 5-8 yards at the snap. Also with the T2 seven man zones, a Bills corner will only be in single coverage if his guy runs a deep flag or out route. Otherwise, on a route toward the center of the field, the receiver gets passed over to the safety (or other back, depending on the package). Together, these factors kind of prevent a CB from showing "shut down" abilities, or, alternatively, the scheme is designed for masking the lack of shut down corners. That said, Fewell may be under some pressure after these years of the bend-then-break, to have his backs take some risks and jump some routes when the occasion presents itself. However, with the time opposing QBs have without getting pressure, I doubt the latter.

I can't wait to see DICK slap TO down along the sidelines, sort of like Buddy Ryan on Kevin Gilbride. That there will raise some eyebrows...

Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the weed Th' red hairs have gotten sticky since the sprouting of the seed The fragrance brings me comfort in my many times of need It's time to light the bong. Glory, glory, hallelujah! etc.

Don't forget the Dancin' Dolphin, Jason Taylor

That's about the 40,000th year in a row that someone has said that.

Hopelessly dreaming. Sounds like a CSNY lyric...

Maybin breaks right thumb, placed on IR.

Hope it worked out for you.

Wasn't the spin that Losman was going to prove out better than Manning, Rivers and the Human Cruise Missile? Tom, Tom...???? Have they extracted his head fully from his sphincter yet?

To me, trading the 2005 #1 to the Cowboys to move up and reach for Losman in 2004, combined with making the gadget pick for Parrish (with so many other needs) in 2005 just about accounts for where the Bills are today. McCargo and Youboty didn't help either, but it was the Losman dream that was killer. Talk about taking a flier...

Day one picks: Lynch, Posluszny, Edwards Whitner, McCargo, Youboty (no one - guess why), Parrish, Everett Evans, Losman, Tim Anderson McGahee, Kelsay, Crowell Sure looks like the core of a 7-9 team.

Thus the Bills have tended to grasp for the J.P.Losmans, Willis McGahees, John McCargos... If only the Bills didn't beat so many horrible teams.

Fans cling to hope.

I already used the search feature to my hearts content: My heart didn't want to use the search feature. Thanks for your input, Mommy.

I thought Hardy was going to be the Bills Vincent Jackson and Ellis was going to be another Justin Tuck. I had McKelvin, Derek Fine and Omon just about right. The rest, I didn't really know or care about.

Reality raises its hand to speak the truth at 7:00 on 9/14/09 in Foxboro.

The Commish is screwed as soon as Al Sharpton get's on this.

Actually Dansby is the Cardinals right outside LB, so we should both shut our holes. 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 3 fumble recoveries and 119 tackles. Wonder why they tagged him?

Malox, hope it helps your tummy, since you seem to need to police discussions of a topic that irks you.

doh...the thread title included "...Lynch's appeal" If you're so nauseated by the topic, why click on the link? How did your search for the timing of Lynch's appeal work out for you?

Saint Marshawn of Cayenne?

I found the Foucault pendulum at the Museum of Science endlessly fascinating.

You're welcome to both halves of that hair.

...you bastyd!