daquixers_is_back

After reading probably over 500 of your posts, I am still left wondering. Are you a Bills fan or what?

An perfect combination for a winning team???

Haha sorry. Let me explain. I made that statement referring to pure talent. Its just my opinion but I think if you put Peyton Manning on those SB teams, that the Patriots still win the SB and it doesnt come down to 1 field goal. Just my opinion though.

Oh I get what your saying about the players expenses now ... and our operating expenses is lower because we charge less for tickets, the demand here is less, merchandise sales arent as high as dallas, ne, and other teams. Were a small market team and thus we make less money and thus we spend less.

I like this ...

Yeah Im not sure. I must be missing some new news about Dallas too. Either that or pre-season games actually mean something now???

Someone above answered my question

Do you have a link or something? Or was the depth chart wrong and did Williams sub in on the 3rd and 4th play of the game??? Just a FYI ... Anderson had 1/2 tackle and 1/2 sack ... Williams had 2 tackles and 1 sack ....

What does the plane leaving early have to do with saving money? Somone please explain. I thought teams had their own planes. And I have to agree with MadBuffaloDisease. Ralph has pushed the team to the cap limit almost every year, instead of cashing in.

I am NOT saying that no one gets old. What I am saying is that a player that averaged 7 receptions, 100 yards, and 1 TD a game LAST SEASON is not going to get old over 8 months (november-July). Think about it. He put up those stellar averages LAST SEASON. Not a long time ago or "ancient history" as you like to put it. ... and I think his last game or "ride" was in the beginning of November. But none-the-less this really doesnt bother me. I stated clearly before that I would be a minority in my thinking, and sure enough I am. But dont be suprised if T.O. ends the year with 90+ receptions, 1300+ yards and 15+ TD's.

Im pretty sure Kyle Williams was starting. He is #1 on the depth chart and had the 3rd tackle of the game I believe.

The differences between Maurice Clarett and Terrel Owens. One : T.O. is in great shape. Clarett is not. Two: T.O. excelled in the NFL. Clarett could not make it past training camp in the NFL. Three: T.O. has 124 receptions, 1,963 yards, 20 TD's in his last 21 games. An Average of 6 receptions, 93 yards, and 1 TD per game. As far as nothing being left in the tank. Last year he averaged nearly 7 receptions, 109 yards, and a little less than 1 TD per game. Which if he played the entire season would translate 112 receptions, 1744 yards and 15 TD's. So unless he emptied his full "tank" dramatically as you like to put it, in 10 months then I think he has something left.

I disagree with that. I think Peyton Manning, Carson Palmer, Daunte Culpepper (BEFORE injury), are all ahead of Brady. Tom won when he had the tools to win. His QB rating is consistently 92 or less (for an average of 88). Deion Branch (the reciever that received about 1/4th of Brady's completions and yards last year) will no longer be with the team. Now dont get me wrong. He is a good QB - he has won multiple SB's. I just believe if you put any of the above 3 QB's on those same teams, they would have won it also. Now. Belichick. No doubt one of the top 4 best coaches in the game today. I would say #3 ... with the loss of Romeo Crennel and Charlie Weiss he and his new staff certainly did struggle at times last year, did they not? With their last year struggles and Notre Dames out of the blue greatness, It makes you wonder really how important Charlie Weiss was to that team. That being said I disagree with the original poster that this will be an easy game to win. I dont know who will win.

By any chance do you have a link for that photo?

Peyton Manning ... he dominates the game. The only QB left who calls his own plays. If he retires without a SB he will be right up their with Marino as the best ever to not win a SB. If he wins one, their are going to be debates for years whether he is the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd best QB of all time. Basically its fun watching history in the making.

Oh wow. Thats a nice one - appreciate it.

Is it just me or did it look like Spikes bulked up even more in the chest/neck area?

I understand what you are saying, I just dont agree. Well I agree with the media blowing up the little things he does, but the media will always be a part of your NFL experience and if your players cant deal with the media then your not going to win a SB anyway. When you reach that SB game the media is going to be all over you ... exposing even the smallest things. One alcoholic drink for dinner. Eaching steak instead of pasta. Whatever. If you cant handle the media, then you dont have a SB team. T.O makes catches that others wouldnt be able to make, has the speed to get open faster (needed for our weak 0-line at times), and the agility to move after the catch. Basically everything we need and would make Losman a better QB.

Thats nice. Not exactly the Bills theme I was looking for though .... haha

What? Huh?

I know that I am in the minority, but I still would take T.O. - he has only practiced for about 10 days of training camp and hasnt played in the pre-season games, but I do not think that means much. As the article said (more like TO said) he has 10 years of highlights to show what he can do ... a coach isnt going to see anything new in 30 days of camp. As long as he learns the plays and is ready for the real games then let him do what he wants in Training Camp. And as Jerry Jones said - other star receivers throughout the league such as Steve Smith have been out with injuries and they have not received the same treatment T.O. has and not to forget that Deion Sanders use to practice very little while playing baseball. Good comments by the owner and I share the same sentiments.

... that they prefer? If so post link! I would love to see them.

Thats 1 for JP and 1 for Nall ... and were even

Your right. I stand corrected.

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