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Run Freddie, run.
I see your 44 running attempts, Houston Texans, and raise you 45 between Jackson, Spiller and McIntyre.
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It's a setback, but with Hairston and Bell back, it's not *as* bad.
IMO, Levitre definitely deserves the Pro Bowl this year. By year's end at his rate, he'll be catching passes and returning kicks. I'd offer he's more valuable than anybody on the offensive line.
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It's the same reason Baltimore and Philadelphia are losing games. Ignoring your outstanding running back has its consequences.
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If FJ ran more, SJ would get more opportunities.
It's fairly simple. Right now, the defense is glued to the Wide Receiving corps because of the play calling. It's almost as if Gailey has to justify Fitzpatrick's extension by having this pass-happy offense play calling.
On a sidebar....interesting commentary coming from Jeremiah Trotter today on Philly sports talk radio. Said it's a "known fact" by players that the Philly front office can't be trusted when you're in a contract year. They will ensure you get less caries or less balls thrown your way to drive down your value.
Of course, Philly is on fire today, but Trotter was adamant about his statement.
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I can sum up Casserly's paragraph.
Run. The. Damn. Ball.
You have FJ, Spiller, McIntyre, and Smith. Use them. That's how you beat the "Ryan" defense.
The solution to the last two weeks is right in front of Gailey's eyes.
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I'm in the play calling crowd. I think that's the area of need for the biggest adjustment.
Chan needs to adjust his playcalling instead of trying to force the square peg into the round hole and make Fitzpatrick make throws that just aren't there.
He has to make FJ the focus of the attack instead of Fitzpatrick and his merry band of receivers.
If the defense is going to take your receivers away, you run FJ at them mercilessly.
And use Chandler, Chan. He can catch the ball.
As for the defense, time for Wannstedt. George Edwards has had his turn.
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I wouldn't stop at T.O. I'd also bring in Pat Williams.
Playoffs or bust. Pull out all the stops.
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I agree.
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Today was horrible. Agreed.
However, I remain confident that this team will make the playoffs.
It won't be easy and it's definitely not going to look pretty. We'll probably back in or it'll come down to the last game.
However, the cosmic forces are aligned this season. The NFL Marketing Cartel has put the last 7 of 8 teams who changed their uniforms into the playoffs in their first year with the new uniforms.
There are those that lose faith in the team. However, I don't lose faith in the NFL wanting to make money, and lots of it, despite your great powers at making a defense look like crap, George Edwards.
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I too am disappointed in the lack of playtime for Spiller and Smith at WR.
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I've got a question...which game is better for somebody that'd play it for the first time?
I haven't played any of the previous versions of MW or Battlefield...but I really like what I see with the Battlefield commercials and reviews and it'd look fun to casually play.
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I fully expect the next three games, and especially this upcoming game against Dallas to come down to....field goals.
The collective angst of Buffalo Bills fans is powerful and will not go quietly.
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Again. The Bills are in first place at the halfway mark. So what is the excuse now?
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My point is if you've got to move some seats, do it at a better time when emotions are riding high"er". Like after a win.
And then frame it that you want the stadium packed for the team's late season playoff run.
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Would have waited to do this after the Dallas victory.
You don't do it after a bad home loss and putting your pro bowler on IR.
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I'm all for taking alcohol out of the stadiums and not allowing visibly drunk people into the stadium.
Doing those two things solves 90% of the problems.
I wish the NFL would try it for a year.
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That would seem to be a very small sample size to go off for a kicker. Lookng at our next three games (all on the road) and the last three years for each kicker, here are the stats for each:
Rayner:
@Dallas in 2010 1-1
@Miami in 2010 2-2
Graham:
@Dallas 2008 3-3
Agreed. It is a small sample size. However, out of the three guys they brought in, he's the only one that's kicked in the new Dallas stadium, and the only one who's kicked in Miami recently.
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I wonder if Rayner has better numbers for the stadiums he's most likely to do any kicking in during this period of time.
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I would go sign Pat Williams for 7 games
That is exactly what they should do. Would love this move.
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I don't understand why they don't use Spiller and Smith more as wideouts.
Then again, I'm perplexed at times as to how they use Chandler.
Why can't Spiller be the home run, down the field threat as a companion to the short, quick passing game?
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"This includes taking the game to the opponent not playing scared."
Biggest factor right there.
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I wonder who's out there in FA land for kickers. That's a problem we haven't had to really think about.
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To me, Gailey took off the Bengals and Jets games.
When he's on, nobody can outcoach him.
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They clearly had the mental edge as well. The Bills looked intimidated and weak.
+1. The Bills did not come out on the field armed for bear like they did against the Patriots and Eagles.
I don't think the Jets are all that much better than the Bills. It's just that our team showed up yesterday with no intensity. We lose those games.
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Outside linebacker.
Nelson's move
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I wouldn't have done it for the girlfriend.
A kid who's ill, or a member of whatever group (breast cancer survivors, veterans) is being honored that day in the stadium, sure.