cantankerous
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He got me 64 points. I don't know what TC is smokin'
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He's come a long way since doing the local sports here in Portland, Oregon.
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Absolutely ridiculous.
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They did ok. Fitz got his ass beat a lot yesterday though. He's a tough SOB for taking some of those hits. It was nice to see them actually create some space for Fred Jackson though!
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Congrats, Chan...you found the one team in the NFL that you could beat, and you needed a terrible decision by a backup QB on a two-point conversion in order to do it. Well done.
Need some help with that big stick you have up your ass?
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.....but let's legalize pot everybody.
Yeah, i'm sure that was the only drug she was on.
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Fred Jackson's last three games...
vs Baltimore: 21 carries 3.1 average
vs KC: 20 carries 3.35 average
vs Chicago: 4 carries for 6 yards 1st half
It's clear that Gailey had about enough of the Jackson's recent lack of production and felt his hand was forced to start calling more passing plays which what was the only thing remaining that worked on this team.
I hope CJ Spiller starts this week and be given about 20 carries to see what he can do. Jackson is a very good backup player, he just doesn't possess the breakaway speed and agility we need. 3 and 4 yard chucks isn't going to cut it. You need the occasional 20 to 30 yard break out run.
He'd be doing a helluva lot better if the o-line could actually get some push instead of getting knocked backwards on just about every play.
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Detroit 20, Buffalo 14
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Has Moorman pinned anyone deep this year? All I can remember is shank, shank, shank.
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A 27 year old rookie? How?
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We're building through the draft.
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So how did we get 28 picks last year then?...we had no pass rush last year either. lol
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If "if" was a fifth, all of us would be drunk.
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Hell that's not a bad idea at all, seeing as how we can't run the ball for sh--. He was wide open deep last week if Fitz would've gave him a chance to catch it...woulda been a game winner.
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He was amazing rushing for almost 200 yards and 2 TDs. O wait, he was amazing turning the ball over three times. O wait, he was amazing throwing those 0TDs today.
YES AMAAAAAAAAAAZZZZZZZZZZZZZIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG
What are you talking about? He had zero turnovers.
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Who cares the cost...the Bills have money.
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over torbor, coleman, maybin? seriously doubt it.
I was just wildly speculating because he wasn't at practice.
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I voted.
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LB Andra Davis is not in attendance at practice here Wednesday.
The team’s injury report will be released later today. Head coach Chan Gailey did say on Monday that some players might not make it back to practice until Thursday.
Davis who is playing through a shoulder injury is likely in that group.
from bb.com
Maybe Davis is getting cut to make room for Merriman?
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One. Beat the *Patriots and maintain the #1 pick.
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I guess I'll be the contrarian. Kyle Williams is an undersized nose tackle. He plays with plenty of heart and will occasionally come up with a good play but he gets pushed around far too often. A NT should tie up at least 2 o-line men to allow the LBs to make plays. He rarely does that. Being last in the league in rush defense (by quite a bit) and another 274 rushing yards against tells the story.
I view him the same way I do Fitzpatrick, a player who is best suited as a valuable back-up.
He gets pushed around too often? No, that's the rest of the D-line...Williams actually gets push...he had 8 tackles and 2 sacks yesterday...8 tackles for a DT is phenomenal.
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Whitner...just watching as Charles runs 15 yards right at him. Donte just stood there 20 yards back and waited. Unbelievable.
Is this the NFL's longest chronoligical losing streak?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted · Edited by cantankerous
No, the Chargers beat the Raiders something like 12 times in a row before losing to them earlier this season.
Edit...And the *Patriots streak over us has to be more than 10...
Nevermind, you said chronological. My mistake.