MadBuffaloDisease

Only if they're playing mini-Green.

Usually you need to get the O-line in FRONT of the player first, like both those teams had to and did.

I guess Leinart can take a sack and fumble just as well as JP.

I guess it's a little harder when your defense isn't holding teams to 12 PPG.

Well using hindsight, the Bills should have taken LT Marcus McNeill, who is the starting LT for the Chargers and doing well. Justice hasn't even been activated for a game yet. But you know what they say about hindsight.

If by "it" you mean a defense that can generate turnovers and an O-line that can give you enough time to find WR's who have time to get open, then yes Leinart has "it." Looks like the Bears spit the bed against the Seahawks and Bills.

I agree that the first month gave us false hope for what should have been a rebuilding season from the get-go. But the fact is that the Bills played some bad teams and ARE a bad team themselves.

No, I think that just 8 guys suck.

Thank you for answering a question I've been wondering about since the game ended. A QB can't run patterns, get open, and catch the ball for a WR.

So a good QB plays well with one team but absolutely sucks with another? Don't think so.

Hey MT, care to tell us WHEN RJ had the "same defense" as Flutie? Please don't say 2000, much less 2001. After the 1999 season, the Bills lost Bruce, Thomas Smith, and Kurt Schulz, all starters, and also lost backups Sean Moran and Gabe Northern. After the 2000 season, they lost Ted Washington and Cowart went down in the 1st game of the season. As for Flutie, had he not posted virtually the REVERSE record in SD that he posted in Buffalo, including an impressive 9-game losing skid, you'd have a point that he was the reason the Bills won. And no the Chargers were NOT respectable while Flutie was their starter and didn't reach respectability until Brees' 3rd year in the league. As for the current Bills, the problems all start with the lines, then it includes the "skill positions" including JP himself.

Well a QB needs to be OUTSIDE of the pocket and the ball near the LOS for it to be a legal throwaway. In the pocket, whether near the LOS or not and no one around is IG.

More like the Bills as a TEAM can only play well in spurts.

I can't see the game and even I heard Sims scream!

Haven't seen any of the game. What's the story so far?

Scary good.

Try to keep up, newbie.

Yo quiero Taco Bell.

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You stealing my schtick?

Didn't have the morning coffee...yesterday?

They were "not as good as they seemed?" Vinatieri was one of the major reasons the Pats won those SB's. Just because he's injured now doesn't change that fact. To think that he was only good because he played on the Pats is funny. And Brady's stats have taken a nosedive this year, thanks in large part to losing his WR's. And as for the coordinators, it's been said that Parcells couldn't win a SB without Belichick. Can Belichick win a SB without Weis and Crennel? I guess we'll find out eventually. I said that the Pats aren't what they used to be. You took offense to it. Basically they're the best of a bad division, although the other teams shows signs of turning things around. All good teams fade. It's okay to accept that reality.

Oh I see. Because the previous coaches and players aren't living up to expectations elsewhere, it negates what they did in NE, is THAT it? And congrats, the Pats "rolled the AFC East" last year. They fell far short of the SB though, which was my REAL prediction, like it is this year. My contention wasn't that they sucked, just that they're not the team they used to be, and that's pretty clear to most people.

If loyalty were the case, he would be a coach for Philly.

Not this year. Maybe in the future, but he could go anywhere.