Sig1Hunter

You realize that the bloated offensive numbers has been partly due to the fact that through 120 minutes of football, the Bills have been down for about 1 minute and the other team has been playing catch up, right? Leftwich really bloated his stats when they were just chucking the ball at the end of the game. Not saying our pass defense is spectacular, but I don't think that it as bad as the stats indicate it is at this point in the season.

I was thinking the same thing! How can the man be wearing a sweatshirt...its summertime! I also noticed an exorbitant (for DJ) amount of emotion on the sidelines.

No props for Terrence McGee? I thought he played a spectacular game - especially his sure tackling ability.

I wish I would have got the message. Better yet, why couldn't they just set up an automated phone call to all ST subscribers? This is not good for business for DTV...

Ugh! They have billed me for the ST, but the channels aren't available! Their website it unbelieveable slow, and their phone lines are jacked up. Its a good thing the Bills game is on local TV in Central Florida, otherwise I'd be REALLY upset as opposed to mildly irked. Anyone else having similar issues, or is it just me?

When are you going to finally go away for good?

Oh man. I went to that game with my drunken Bucs fan friend. What a horrid game for a Bills fan. It was hot as heck, and we got the Losman/Holcomb two headed monster! Ugh...

exactly! Any linebacker in the league would have trouble running a vertical route with a highly athletic pass catching TE. Combine the great throws by Brady, and its game over. The vast majority of the QBs in this league would have trouble making that throw once, not to mention twice.

Wow. Whodathunk Parcells shaves his legs?

I noticed that too. He looked slow on his RAC on the first reception.

Pretty sure it was Jairus Byrd (#31) that was out there at safety on the GW TD.

I'll add a thought, Bill: Our throwbacks are a gagillion times sweeter than Pat the Gaytriot bending over on the side of a helmet! Not that there's anything wrong with that...

Right after he said "The deep middle is there for the taking", I found the words "Thanks a lot, Jaws" coming out of my mouth.

I choose the latter.

It will all be revealed in 6 days. The smoke will lift, and we will see the genius plan in all its glory!

Ah, a poster's last breath... G'nite, Steve!

For the record, I don't have an opinion either way on Kelsay. It is not my job to examine the nuances of the game and evaluate his game to that level. I do not see the players day in and day out. I do not know how they lead in the locker room. I do not know what intangibles they give to the team. The only thing I know is what I see on gameday on the TV. I do have an opinion on you jumping all over another person's post that seemed pretty straight forward and sensible. The point of the original post that you jumped on was that Kelsay is an average DE that plays better against the run than against the pass. Any liability that he is against the pass will be mitigated by Maybin taking his spot on obvious passing downs. Thats it. Seems fair enough to me. BobDVA, correct me if I am wrong on this. Now, I don't know how Kelsay's current salary compares with other starting LDEs. Since you apparently do know, can you please provide that for me? Otherwise, yes I am perfectly fine with Kelsay playing 2 downs and Maybin playing third. You should too. Its not like you are paying his salary.

Geez, dude. Ever heard of diazepam? And, I believe that the Bills do rotate D lineman (to include the D ends) on obvious passing downs. So, to sub in a pass rushing specialist on a 3rd and 10 for the better run stopping end is an appropriate tactic. I don't see how the cover 2 defense has anything to do with it.

Great third post. You will fit in well here.

On a positive note: Since there is no film on AVPs playcalling tendencies, doesn't it make it just a wee bit more difficult for the Pats* to gameplan for us? The plan is working to perfection!

Dude, you should either change your name or get that picture of the orangutan off of your avatar. You are confusing me! TheChimp is an enigma.

Come on man, that was too easy! The Patriots* offensive M.O. is transparent to all of us, yet is so opaque to the coaching staff.

When an NFL owner recognizes your apparent excellent pro player evaluation skills and hires you to be GM. In the meantime, keep your arrogance (and ignorance) for your fantasy football league.

Seriously? You realize he didn't play in the game, right?

Ha - now you know.