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It's an embarrassment for the Saints organization. They should take away his season tickets, or ban him like the Lions did the lazor guy. And he did elbow her in the face, can he be charged???

Come on, share man! :-)

They say Orton is leader, what's that getting us??? ..... Cutler has the one thing all present Bills QBs don't have, NFL QB skills and ability, I'll take that over leadership. Others can lead, others can be role models, what we need is someone with real ability. He has that.

Sweet Lou ..... What sweet stuff are smoking? Who would trade anything, I mean anything, for Manuel???? Only someone smoking the same sweet stuff you are.

Damn, don't let the facts get in the way of a rant.

A turnover machine

Who was arguing....it was an "obvious" call

Well, that leaves us with the obvious: Jeff Tuel!

This!

What is baffling to me is that Goodwin dresses (and of course gets hurt on the only play he's in on), and Mike Williams is inactive again. It is just like the Urbik situation, the coaching staff has made up its mind, and nothing is going to change it. ….. accept for six games of totally pathetic LG play, and then we give the better guy a shot again. Pride and stubbornness are very ugly character qualities.

I would agree, and that's why it was so frustrating: 2nd and 1 at your own 3, and we do two passes that weren't even close, and settle for a field goal. Again, Hackett's play calling is a riddle wrapped up in an enigma . . . I think his game planning and scheming are strong, but in the heat of a game, when snap decision have to be made, he loses it. Even the four passes to the end zone on the last drive … really???

Why no field goal?

Really? Look at the yards, defense. Two turnovers are winning the game for them.

If Rex is still there, he wouldn't pass him up

Seantrel fell because of his head and a history of problems, not becuase he didn't have the ability. He was not drafted because everyone had basically given up on him and his troubles. I am glad the Bills took the gamble, it has paid off. But yes, he was graded as at least a 2nd round talent, but last round head.

I doubt he is even active for the game

Its hard to imagine how the Bills could have whiffed so badly with their 2nd and 5th picks (7th doesn't count, everyone knew he was a 1 or 2 talent, that was a no-gamble pick—if it works, great, in not, no big deal). I suspect there is more of an issue of coaching philosophy here than talent (but, a bad coaching philosophy has led to bad talent). What is the one thing that all Bills line players have in common? Answer: They are all big, huge men. It seems, we have drafted and signed players who are big first, athletic second. Obviously, if you can get both, you win. But I suspect we are just too slow and un-atheltic to compete against the more nimble, quicker d-linemen of the NFL today. And that won't change with the current crop. I'm sure the hope was we could be a road-grading team, but it is also apparent we are not strong/powerful enough (physics lesson here: power comes from the combination of strength and quickness/athleticism) to do that either. I really think the Marrone philosophy of "bigger is better" needs to be challenged and changed.

He's a "profession" . . . hopefully he sticks around a few years, and EJ learns everything he can from him (mostly, how to throw the ball decisively and accurately).

Cool .... Nothing about the guard situation?

Provided a lll key Free Agents are signed: 1) OL, 2) and then OL, 3) TE or QB, 4) RB, and 5) then best available players for defensive depth

I like the other Mississippi Qb better: the MSU, he looks like a better passer to me, and more athletic.

I'm of the opinion that you really can teach accuracy. Having coached baseball and softball for most of my adult life, I rarely see a college athlete who is able to make drastic improvements (some yes, but huge improvements = no). It is kind of a sixth sense thing, and as much as like EJ, I just don't see him getting that much better. Yes, there are mechanical issues that can be fixed, and they will help; but really, after fours years at top Division 1 school, two in the NFL, do we really think he has major mechanical flaws that have not been addressed? Maybe a tweak here or there, but as any experienced coach will tell you, with elite athletes, most of those are just mental things trying to help them build confidence. Which leads to this observation . . . The one exception I will say to what I write above, is if the accuracy problem comes from lack of confidence or hesitation—then it is a mental issue—which, with success can be over come. For him, I do hope that he can work through this.

I hope he's there looking for offensive lineman.

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