Typical TBD Guy

Any culture would seem too violent to a French metrosexual.

That's fine. We can wait.

The Red Ass Brigade?

Ice = Kerry. Is that what you're trying to say?

I just stubbed my toe on the side of my computer desk. And it hurts really bad.

If only the rest of the country was more like your home town...

While I personally agree with this, I also don't have any kids and can see how it would bother parents who are just trying to watch a fugging family football game without having to explain the birds + bees.

Dan Marino.

Flightsuit! Halliburton!

3. If you think anyone in this thread was actually saying we have a good offensive line, then you're a moron.

What's funny is that there are so many more players/coaches you left out! Antoine Winfield was the most recent non-Bill to receive his tar and feathers parting gifts. FWIW, I personally ran (or am currently running ) the following mentioned out of town: Drew, TD, GW, Peerless, both Flutie and RJ (I guess I was a die-hard AVP fan all along!), Butler The following I did NOT (and have not......yet) run out of town: Mularkey, Gray, Henry, Wilson (this one cracks me up the most!), and Phillips.

If the moon was made of cheese, would you eat it? - taterhill's post if he was logged on right now to read this train wreck of a thread.

Drew Bledsoe = Vinny Testesverde.

If I may ask, what flavored Kool Aid did Teflon Tom hand you on this fine afternoon? Was it mango lime? Fruit punch? Banana rasberry? Don't you think that maybe Teflon mismanaged the LG position after cutting Ruben Brown? We first started with Mike Pucillo. Then Lawrence Smith. Now Ross Tucker. Who's next? Is Ben Sobieski healthy yet? How about Kris Farris? Did Victor Allotey finish his 2 year internship at Burger King yet? For 3.5 seasons, I've given Teflon the benefit of the doubt. No more.

Drew played the entire 2003 season except for the final eighth of the final game against the Patriots. During that game, Travis Brown played in garbage time. Again, I'd like to see someone else play behind this OL outside of several minutes of garbage time against a Patriots team in the midst of a 24 of 25 game winning streak.

I found it funny, but: 1. What's so wrong with that? If you're a nihilist like myself, you'd realize that life is essentially meaningless and you might as well do whatever you want and enjoy life while killing time between birth and death. 2. How are any of us much different? Especially Ice???

You can't really extrapolate any conclusions from those 5-6 plays in garbage-time. Losman or Matthews deserves at least a couple full games before we declare the OL worst in the league.

We couldn't stop Brady in large part because our blitzes weren't working. Same thing happened in the first Patsies game. I wish Jerry Gray would have just conceded the blitzing tactics and make Brady and his WR's earn every single pass attempt.

Well because of the way our team is structured under the salary cap, that may not be a possibility. The bulk of our money is tied up into the D and the skill positions on offense.

Our D is still #5 in yards/game despite missing our #1 CB and #1 S for significant portions of the season. We laid a big egg against a team that has won 2 of the past 3 Super Bowls and 24 of the past 25 games. The Patriots O tends to make a lot of opposing D's look bad. And it didn't help either that they were forced to spend 40+ minutes of the game on the field thanks in large part to...you guessed it...Drew Bledsoe! Let's not jump to any irrational conclusions yet. Our D is playoff-caliber. Our ST are playoff-caliber. It's the O that needs serious renovation.

Fine. Maybe I'm dreaming and our Bills OL really is #31-32 in the league, but the Patriots thought the same about their OL in 2000. One year later, with a new QB, they turned out OK.

Give Drew credit for something. At least he prepared a cheat sheet, which is more than what Billy Bob Joe Ray Cyrus Hobert ever bothered to do.

I'm not saying you're wrong and I'm right. All I'm saying is that I'd like to at least see another QB behind this OL and see how they perform under such a new scenario before so quickly assuming a #25-32 NFL OL ranking and demanding a total offseason overhaul. If it is, in fact, also the OL and not just Bledsoe that is so awful (I'm talking bottom 25% of the leage awful), then fine. But as of now, the way I see it, the OL is simply mediocre and has given Bledsoe enough time to do more than what he's done so far this season. With a competent QB behind our current OL, I'd say we'd be 5-4/6-3 instead of 3-6. That's how bad I think Drew has made the rest of the offense look. No joke. No exaggeration.

We give Dallas Bledsoe. In exchange, Dallas agrees to buy out all remaining Bills home game tickets.

LT: Jonas Jennings - average (maybe #15-#20) among starting LT's when healthy LG: Ross Tucker - definitely our weakest link...probably between #25-#50 among starting left guards C: Trey Teague - I don't know; everyone - including our so-called expert McNally - is saying how much he's improved so I'd give him a mediocre ranking for a starting NFL C (#15-#20) RG: Chris Villarial - supposedly a top 10 RG when he was with the Bears RT Mike Williams - right now inconsistent (#15-#20), but has the skills to be an easy top 10 RT in time Disagree if you want. You may very well be right and I very well wrong. But to me, this offensive line - on an individual level - is mediocre (#15-#20) and has slowly gotten better each week as they get more and more experience playing together.