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True, but at the same time, Fitz was killing us when we did blitz.

I think it's Sully acting as "Deep Throat".

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What was his injury again?

And oddly enough, Buffalo was 7-0 in all of the games he passed for less than 215 yards. He didn't need to pass for more than that. The offense was designed to be balanced and not require big passing days.

"All options are on the table right now."

Did Boobie get hurt, too? I thought I saw him in for a couple of plays.

Thanks for another great season of posts, Bill. Already looking forward to next year.

I will, but I refuse to cheer for your misery.

Does it matter? This is Rex's defense. I mean, who is Thurman, anyway?

I read that earlier today, and I was too disgusted to post it. Regardless of what the truth is behind all this, that interview was a public embarrassment. I agree with BB that I wouldn't want someone like that in a key role in my team, even if he is a stooge for the head coach.

I think we had a thread a while back where I made the same point. I think those three are at the top the list of the worst movies ever, given the expectations and the money that went into them. That, and the dialogue is far worse than most B movies.

Like most, I though we had a borderline elite defense last year, that would only get better this year. Now that we know that the opposite happened, and most are blaming the scheme (in addition to injuries), the question is: do people think this defense can become elite under Rex? We're facing a tough offseason in terms of cap space and potential personnel losses, and the need to find several people to fit the scheme (and buy into it). I feel like next year may be better, but will still see significant growing pains, and it likely won't be back to 2014-level performance. Do others feel different? Is there hope for this defense?

Nice drive by Fitz. Where are all the folks who say he always throws the killer pick?

11 pages would seem to indicate something along those lines.

Good summary.

Can't believe nobody mentioned this until page 9.

I know people like to call this an excuse, but I do agree that it's a big reason for the decline. That said, it's not the only reason, and it may not even be the biggest reason.

I wonder how many of them already have 90" screens? j/k, nice move by the guy. I'm really looking forward to seeing what he can do in year 2 with a full training camp as the starter.

Horrible. She should at least have her drivers license taken away, or suspended for several years. Or plenty of jail time. Anything else. Sorry about the tragic outcome.

With reference to Gilmore, are extensions on rookie contracts allowed? I didn't think so.

Yeah, there is that. They probably don't warn you enough about that. Possibly not. If you know somebody with a Mac and trust them, and if it's that important, you can probably create an account on their machine and log in to your iCloud account. Then check the Messages app. That might work.

Because I moved there, I hadn't had an NBA team after the Braves left when I was 10, and when I moved to Chicago in 1989 there was a palpable excitement about the team in the same way there was in Buffalo in 1987. Why is that so hard to grasp? Like most others have said, though, it's nothing compared to what it would be like with a Bills or Sabres win.

If you have an iCloud account and a Mac computer, though, you could still probably grab them from the Messages app.

This would probably be obvious, but if you have a Mac or an iPad/iPhone Touch linked to the same iCloud account, they would show up in the Messages app. Lot of people don't realize that if you delete texts from your iPhone, they still exist on the Messages app on other devices. My nephew got nailed with that one.