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Let me know how you feel when there are no running lanes and pass protection and our running backs and quarterbacks get killed this year, because Brad Butler is no right tackle. Hell, LW is no LT for that matter. BTW. What's to say that Brown isn't the next great pass rusher as well?

You're all over the place with this post. I don't even know where to begin, but I'll try anyways. Oher and Brown have the same chance as anyone else in the draft to become boom or bust and yet you say we drafted 2 of the highest rated guys at their positions and I should give them time to gel and at the same time you say my guys haven't done squat yet. i don't get your logic there. A ball hawking SAFETY, you say? Let me know when we draft one. Byrd was a ball hawking CB in college. The fact is, games are won and lost in the trenches and DE and O-Tackle were definitely our biggest needs.

Dude, you and I both know these guys are all idiots. Playing ten yards off the line of scrimmage in a cover 2????? What the hell is that? The cover two is designed to prevent the deep ball with safety help, why in the world would you need to play ten yards off the LOS in that scheme as well? And btw, isn't our bad weather all the deep pass protection we need in Buffalo with the winds gusting and what not? Why run that scheme in Buffalo in the first place?

The schemes dictate how you draft. I do however, blame the front office for this as well. After the melt down we went through last year, DJ should have been fired by the FO. As far as holding out hope, "on principle only", as you put it, I feel you. I know where you're coming from and I respect it. Keep hope alive!

I don't have to see a regular season game to know that our O-line is the worst in football. Maybe you do, but I don't. We haven't even scored a TD with our first team offense yet and I blame the O-line for that. Oher and Brown would've helped our team tremendously. Much more than Maybin+Byrd, because everyone knows that it all starts on the lines, both offensive and defensive. A safety was a luxury pick for us that we couldn't afford, IMO.

No, I didn't hear a ringing endorsement of DJ and company, but you said a Lombardi incarnate type coach couldn't have made a difference, and I agree, but that's only because these guys were all brought in by this staff to run this staff's schemes, so there's no way we can avoid handing out blame to our coaches for today's performance.

Frankly, I don't care how good Aaron Maybin will look in a Bills uniform, the Bills dropped the ball, again, in this years draft by not taking Michael Oher in the first and Everette Brown in the second. LT is a huge need position for the Bills, even if LW is capable of manning the LT spot. Our real weakness on the line will be RT, where Brad Butler doesn't stand a chance at being even a serviceable RT. BB is way too stiff and putting him there (at RT) weakened our RT spot when Walker had to be shifted to the left side. I watched Everette Brown play against the Fins today and he completely destroyed Jake Long on his sack. Long didn't have a chance! If it were up to me, I would've filled two huge needs by drafting Oher and Brown instead of Maybin and Byrd. Oh well, at least DJ and company will be fired by years' end.

Who's do you think is responsible for the cover 2 defense that's vastly under-sized and can't stop anyone? Who are the geniuses that thought Brad Butler can be a good RT? Or Langston Walker a good LT? Our coaches, that's who! These guys are morons and their time will come to an end here in the near future and I can't wait.

Miami's pass rush looked fierce, though.

This holdout by AM has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with Poz.

You're right on the money with this post. I'll take it a step further. I don't disagree with DJ's decision to run the ball against the Browns three times in a row in order to stay on the safe side against Cleveland preventing a int, but I do, however, disagree with which plays were called. We telegraphed the run because of the personnel we had on the field. We should've ran out of a 3 wide singleback formation. At the very least, the Browns would've had to guard against a possible pass as well and that would've helped the running game.

Simple answer here. We started out 5 & 1, that's why.

My question is, can we sneak this guy onto our practice squad?

I can't believe there's another, "let's trade Roscoe" thread. Those muffed puts the last two games wasn't enough proof that we have to keep Parrish around? I'm sure Leodis can do the job, but he's already a KR and a starting CB. We don't want to overwhelm the guy.

What in the hell does, "at this time", mean?? 4:00pm???? Right this second???? Never?????

Vick will never be a Buffalo Bill....At this time.

Jim Nantz thinks Vick will sign as soon as today. He didn't say which team, though.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/...ituation-again/ ...and the plot thickens.

Peters isn't BS'ing. I was at training camp last year and all I can think of the whole time was, this is an NFL practice? I work out harder in my living room. It makes sense that the Bills don't train hard. If you train hard, you gain muscle. If you gain muscle, you naturally gain weight. We can't have that, our guys need to be nice and small so they can get run over on a regular basis.

IDK. Personally, I believe there is no chance in France Vick will be a Bill, but I felt the same way about TO, so who knows???

Fox news radio is reporting that three teams are hot on Vick's trail. Green Bay, Baltimore, and our beloved Bills.

Dude, it's not like Smith was available at 11.

Answer me this. If Levitre played so much better than Eric Wood, then why did Eric Wood get pulled with the rest of the starters and Levitre played well into the second half??? And if Wood did miss more assignments than Levitre, maybe that had to do with Levitre being at camp longer than Wood. The fact of the matter is, Wood beat his man when he did get his assignment right and Levitre struggled mightily.

Nitpicker

You're nitpicking!