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At some point we need to be advertised on these national networks. Apart from all the statistical records that Evans set, those two 83 yarders were picture-perfect in their accuracy (throwing, catching and running) esp as one came just before JP got clobbered. The final TD is worth a highlight reel for the way it was delivered and more importantly, caught at the 9 second mark. No matter which team is playing which, these beauties deserve broadcasting to the wider audience who may appreciate good plays without being blindly loyal to their particular team. Heck, I would love seeing such plays even if it was Brady throwing (except if it was against us).
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Accepted, bro. No problems. I too was way to quick to ask the question without letting my lazy fingers do a wikipedia search.
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A quick Wikipedia search may have saved me the hassle... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_Night_in_America
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Dude, I did but still don't know when this program airs on which channel and hosted by who. Thanx for the hint though.
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Couldn't agree more with you !
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Ummm... sorry to be an ignorant a$$ but wtf is FNIA ?
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Funny you should say that because that was exactly my first thought when I read the article.
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That is a pretty sad way to think about the situation. These guys (TO, Moss) get paid many millions of dollars to do a job. I realize that there is a relatively rare skill and they are at the top of their skill set, but that is why they command the pay commensurate with those skills. They are paid to perform. Dropping balls when them catching could help the club, is unacceptable. For all I care, these over pampered a$$es can smoke weed or became basket cases. In any other corporate environment, an employee will be shown the door if he is hurting the cause of the corporation. I see no reason why even skilled players like Moss have to be treated any differently
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If I'm the Bills' coaching staff
Fan in Chicago replied to rolly's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
May be off topic here, but speaking of Garrard and Gradkowski who some on this board were willing to take over JP: CP/AT-YDS-TD-INT D. Garrard 15/34- 214-0-4 B. Gradkowski 17/32-173-1-2 -
There have been two opinions expressed on this board re:JP over the past 2 years - he needs to stay more in the pocket and we need to make use of his scrambling abilities. JP's experience in Tulane was the latter. Perhaps Fairchild wants a QB who can pass in the pocket and only take off when the protection breaks down. I believe that he (or the QB coach ?) is drilling the 'stay in the pocket' mentality into JP. Perhaps this season wils be spent in teaching and practicing items which will bear fruit once we get some talent on the OL.
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Let's pick a new sig for gringo starr...
Fan in Chicago replied to Dan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
How about the ultimate insult - SOPRANO4695 ? (or whatever the next number was after SOPRANO) -
"The Bills are a dangerous team"!
Fan in Chicago replied to Buffan00's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He is just trying to make the Bills look past the Colts. -
Do you give Nall a chance in the last game or two?
Fan in Chicago replied to LabattBlue's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Once we have secured our place in the playoffs. -
Just because this thread has veered away from the original question, I will humor you and say this - I think he is worth about a 5th or 6th rounder and a salary close to Holcomb's. His worth is about that of a second stringer or a project QB.
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Projections - JPs worst is yet to come
Fan in Chicago replied to Rayzer32's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Won't happen but wouldn't it be cool if two teams from the 'weak' AFC East were to end two unbeaten streaks on consecutive weekends ? -
Do we even want to beat Indy?
Fan in Chicago replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
As several have said before - this is unbelievable that such as question can be asked on a fan board. You 'don't want to see' your team win so another team can go unbeaten in the season ? Who cares what people think of the old Dolphins ? Think the other seven teams on Indy's remaining schedule will think this way too ? -
Grossman is the next coming of McMahon and Chicago's defense can overcome any disastrous situation the O digs them into. Oh wait, you say it isn't true ? Chicago is not winning the superbowl ? Phooey to you. More seriously, there is little chance we can win next week. But atleast we should put up a fight and now lay down for dead against the last unbeaten team we played. {I am presuming Indy stays unbeaten}
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Nate Clements Touted #3 Top Free Agent ...
Fan in Chicago replied to truth on hold's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Pressure on a QB will allow more hurried throws and more INTs. I think the front office should be negotiating with NC NOW and getting him to sign up long term when his value (as judged by this season's production) is low. -
Maybe. But unless we have good blocking from the primary OL, the TE will never get downfield and be open for the pass. Our failure to involve the TE in the passing game is restricted as the TE has been the supplementary blocker or kept back in max-protect schemes.
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I Fear That Right Around The Corner
Fan in Chicago replied to Buffalo Baumer's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
And have you considered the possibility that life is just a dream ? Stop asking unsubstantiated rhetorical questions in a debate. The stupid answer to your question is everything is possible including the hypothesis you state. Most here believe that the OL and DL are the core problems on our team and the skill positions (incl. QB) are adequate to good. There are others on this board who believe that QB is the biggest problem. Be that as it may, we have been debating this issue since before the season began. If you are going to make a statement, atleast offer some supporting evidence or your reasoned observations. -
I Fear That Right Around The Corner
Fan in Chicago replied to Buffalo Baumer's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I agree. Also, if a FA is brought in, it is unlikely to be a 'veteran' QB. Consider the lack of success of such QBs over last season and this one: McNair - benched for a while Drew Bledsoe - replaced Kurt Warner - replaced Brad Johnson - benched in last game Plummer - playing Plummer and perhaps Kitna are having limited success. Plummer's is directly attributable to the Shanahan machine which does not rely on any one player. To come to the point I want to make - even veterans are not going to put teams over the top and will serve as caretakers of an overall well-built team. We need to go this route - build the lines. Having done that, bringing in a veteran would be just to provide a security blanket which Nall may well be providing anyway. -
Bab's concerts are getting roudy
Fan in Chicago replied to /dev/null's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I think performers - singers, actors - should stick to what they do - sing and act. Why dabble in politics ?