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F Doug Flutie.

If he would have just fired the special teams coach and brought in Bobby April then...

No but the promotion of Leinart and the degrading of this team is absolutely one of the dumbest things one could do right now.

Is this thread neccesary right now. I mean come on, to bring this up while we have people wanting the team to move is ridiculous. Just shut up. I don't care if you are for or against. Mum is the word.

Atleast we rest assured that he will die of gonorrhea and rot in hell because he sold his soul to the devil for his success. As did Belichik.

Alright people, its time that we step back and let the air out of our tires. The fact of the matter is that i feel the frustration and optimism of the people on this board. The fact of the matter is that the Bills were outmatched from the start today. Anyone who didn't see this coming need to have their head checked. The problem is not the front office...yet. We have rookies starting, sh-- is going to happen. That's it. If the front office ignores the offensive line next year than we have a real problem in the front office. The plan for this year was to estabish a young defense that would be in place for next year, and then next year put the finishing touches on the defense and offensive line. Are we a year away? Probably not. It's frustrating as hell and the commentary of Dierdorf and Gumbel is enough to send a sane person away in a straight coat. Have a little faith and don't over commit to your optimism. Its the easiest way to not be on the verge of snapping.

Now, whos left?

I don't think it is the end of the world; i think it is a waste of money. The thing with taking driving lessons is that they may not be able to teach you how to have grip on the road, but they will be able to show you how to control your vehicle in any situation. Including winter scenarios.

That's BS. I have a sports coupe and the thing does just fine. People who need snow tires should save their money and enroll in some driving classes.

What kind of vehicle does he own?

HEY! They work hard to find jobs.

Thanks man. That was definately one of the deeper statements i have made on this message board. I'm not flirting, i'm wearing them to keep gun holders from thinking i am looking at them wrong.

You're right, this story could end up like being the finale of Seinfeld.

Because they want to screw the Bills over for the same thing?

Hooah!!! Nothing like a crushing block on an unsuspecting smaller individual than you are. There is just something about hitting the little !@#$ers that just makes me feel good. Kind of reminds me of a running play where we were running a reverse to my side, i slipped my block and headed to the next level because the fullback was going to pick up the end. The safety see's the play forming and is watching the ball carrier (receiver) coming around the end. The poor bastard didn't even see me coming. I end up putting the tip of my helmet underneath his facemask like i described above, only on a run block and picking up a full head of steam. At the end of the play, i looked back and the guy was on all fours spitting up blood.

If this is food for thought, i feel like a somalian, or an irishmen during the "Potatoe" Famine.

A couple of things that might help with your pass blocking that you are free to try at your own will... -When snap out of your stance, anchor with your inside foot just as soon as the DT hits you and far to the inside, his next move of course is going to be to move to the outside due to the lack of space on the inside. You have to beat him to it and step into the block to the outside, but just enough so that you can still protect to the inside, but you want to drive him back a little bit. You can do this now because you are still on your side of the line of scrimmage. The rest is just following his shifting weight and your ability to move your feet. -One of the things that i found useful is that when he is putting the bull rush on, do the same few steps to start off, but then tred your feet, the way a running back is supposed to only go back a little bit and each time you go back drive with your upper body. -Another tip that i suggest you try is that when he comes at you, take a step back, and of course sink down in anticipation and preperation for the hit, but when you come up put the top of your helmet underneath his facemask. You are already in the backfield a little bit so after you hit him, you have him stunned, and then you drive him back a few feet. It's kind of a dirty move, but your on the inside of the line so the ref isn't going to catch you in the act as often as he would the tackle. Just a warning though, if you do this, you need to be prepared for a pissed off DT for the next two to five plays. -Also, a thing that i noticed is that coaches seem to be pushing this whole idea of grabbing his breat plate and directing him with your hands...!@#$ that! The way that you block effectively is with the snowplow block. Which is in case you don't know grabbing his jersey at the center of his chest, and using you elbows to help direct his movement. Your coaches will tell you you will get called for a penalty, but that's bull sh--.

See now. that is one thing that i never truly understood. The defensive tackles are the bigger guys, and the defensive ends are the smaller guys, where as the offensive tackles are the large guys and the guards tend to be smaller and quicker. Why would you not have your larger guys going up against the meat in the middle of the line? Just some food for thought. Do you play right or left?

Personally, and this is based on 6 years of playing football myself, i found it easier to pass block then to run block as a left tackle. Does that mean that our runningback didn't rush for his 100-150 yards a game? No. I just found it easier to pass block.

Great part of that show.

Yeah, i'd probably impregnate her and never talk to her again.

Apparently Jason Peters did too.

Gotta take what you can get, right?

Must i remind you of the stone hands that once accompanied a tight end named Johnson in Buffalo?

Great minds think alike i guess. The fact of the matter is that a Lombardi Trophy will always mean more to the city of Buffalo than a Stanley Cup ever will. Team Rankings In Buffalo... 1.Bills 2.Bills 3.Bills 4.Sabres