joey greco

Donald Jones with another leg injury. Take him out behind the barn.

7 out of last 8 first half possessions the defense has given up td's. receivers running free every damn play. edwards needs to get fired tomorrow.

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Pretty basic-he knows that the personnel is not good enough to line up and push people off the ball in those situations, so the best bet is to spread the field and hope to create an opening. He's trying to play to one of the few strengths that he seemed to have-Fitz's decision making in those spots.

This is 100% accurate. Until last June I only knew 2 Bruins fans. Until 2001 the Giants were far more popular in this part of New England than the Patriots. Celtics fans were a little better. They are good baseball fans, though. That's the only team that exists, win or lose. I can't freaking wait to listen to WEEI on my way to work today.

holy ****

Very clear agenda from the officials today.

Merriman was very clearly held on the third and 9

just lean !@#$ing forward genius

Tons of holding on the last 2 plays not called. Dareus being held by the arm on the long play to welker and williams on the incompletion. Both really blatant.

So much for that. Those drops that didn't kill them against Oakland will definitely kill them against this team.

That was nice. Force them to respect the long pass early.

This. A million times this.

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Hi there, I'm Phil Luckett. Have we met?

Wilson was way late on his read and too slow to make it up. McKelvin played for inside help properly, but Wilson didn't hold up his end. P.S. McKelvin still sucks.

Cut out just as the ball was snapped on 3rd and 1. Luckily still had a stream to watch.

Flutie had the weakest arm by a long stretch. Everything over 15 or so yards was a floater. Fitz actually has some zip. I think his arm is probably stronger than Edwards, but its close. Fitz-Edwards-Flutie

Did he even mention the Bills? Did he say, "hey, the Bills must suck because they only beat a team in total disarray?" No, he didn't. He made a completely accurate observation on the state of the Chiefs, which was readily apparent to anyone paying attention for the last month.

Byrd really had a pretty good game. His tackling today was the best I've ever seen from him.

Not dirty. Not a block you'd want to see somebody go for in the preseason or at the end of a blowout, but it's not a bad hit at all. They're just whining.

I'd say the same thing I did before last season-this team could have a worse record than Jauron's last bunch, but still be a better team. It's just in the nature of the way Jauron coached. I still don't like a lot of what they do as a franchise, but rating them below the boring, brittle, spineless, clueless, dickless wonder of a team they fielded 2 years ago is ridiculous. Are there actually people that said last year's team was worse than Jauron's purely because of the W-L record? That's straight up stupid.

And for every Moulds that takes a couple of years to develop, you have 1500 busts. The comparison is bad anyway because Moulds had actually proven himself in the NCAA, while Easley is a never-was. He's show nothing but bad hands a a propensity for injury as a professional. His entire resume consists of his height and 40 time. It's a joke.

and nothing of value was lost.

The Bills are a few veterans away from competence, not being competitive. It's just as important to have a veteran presence, and to build on winning some games, as it is to field a bunch of young players and hoping that they get better by struggling and being overmatched. Throwing players who aren't ready for big minutes is just as detrimental, if not more so, than letting them learn in practice and from watching how successful players conduct themselves, and letting them play limited snaps to get experience.