AJ1

I just realized I hadn't seen a post from him in a long time. I checked his profile and it indicates that his last post was in 2010. Sorry, it was Bill from NYC and I see he's still around.

Not unless we've secretly swapped homes in the off-season

vs. 2012 complete losers at HC, OC, DC, and QB. I'd like to think this 1.5 on writer's difficulty scale becomes an 8.5 on their ride home from Buffalo.

Considering Chan had a starting QB not qualified to start, a third string backup who never suited up, and a backup (Thigpen) who wasn't good enough to be a backup in the CFL I guess this is a joke. Chan certainly was.

This will be my 15th or 16th consecutive traing camp I will attend(I've lost track) but everyone of them started in the same time period. For the Bills, it's always 6 weeks and 2 or 3 days before the first regular season game. So check the calender and work backwards. I don't know why they don't announce it when they publish the schedule because it never changes (unless they have the hall of fame game).

If we lose this year it won't be because we have a HC who thinks a lame arm QB is a starter and also apparently knew nothing about what consituted a valid defense in the modern NFL. Things have to be better. If we lose, it won't be because of stupidity.

I Iquote name='FleaMoulds80' timestamp='1366299736' post='2783330'] Great. We look awesome in practice. Doesn't mean anything if we can't transition that onto Sundays. I won't get excited about anything til I see something on Week 1. I remember a lot of fools here were giddy during OTAs and minicamp, then we got CRUSHED by Sanchez and the Jets. We made Sanchez look like Drew Brees out there. All this excitement doesn't mean squat until they produce in reg. season. / quote] I don't remember many giddy posts pre-season last year. In fact, I thought that the team consistently looked like crap in practice reflecting the personality of a lost, in-over-his-head HC.

Do they grade coaches? Ours would have gotten about -200.0.

Bills continuity does not mean continual employment for the mentally handicapped. I'll be interested in the Bills again when both of those fools are gone( Nix the fool for keeping Gailey and not upgrading QB).

I won't forgive him for hiring his good ole-boyfriend. Hire someone you are prepared to fire for non-production. Also, he apparently was in collusion with Gailey on agreeing that they had their QB, a failure that I have difficulty believing any other GM in the NFL would make.

I voted no for both. Gailey is obvious; Nix because he hired Gailey and still offers him support.

Difference is if we went for it and succeeded we tie. If we fail, we lose by 2, not 1. Sorry for earlier mistake.

The card says you go for it down 2. Doesn't say wait until the end of the game to try it. But Gailey is a know-it-all retard. He likely doesn't even own the card.

You have a better chance of being struck by lightning.

Like what yard line the Bill's were on. Seems to have imparted that confusion to Murph. Unrelated...can't stand Tasker's stammering delivery.

That offense was ineffective against the way Washington was defensing it. I was disturbed by the banging-the-head-against-the-wall aspect of it. The approach of no run or any attempt to trick the defense rendered this an exercise in futility. I don;t see that anything of any use was gained other than the knowledge that in a real game you could not run this collection of plays, but that should have been obvious without actually running the plays. To me, the 1st string offense was a complete waste of time, that's what bothers me.

It was his right. I don't know which is the 'bad' one.

I'm pretty certain I was watching when it happened. They have 2 12 foot rings which the coaches lay on the ground. Then they tell each DL men to run around the outside as fast as they can, two rings at a time. A few players slipped making the turn and Merriman was one of them. It didn't look like much at the time.

Williams and Gilmore were 1st string today.

The major thought I take away from day 1 practice is that if the QBs, especially Fitz, took more than 3.5 seconds to get the ball out, there would have been multiple sacks. There was no hesitation by any of the QBs today. And Pears did a very good job on Super Mario.

One pick went off a receiver's hands and I couldn't see the other. WRs in general seem to have trouble with VY short passes because of the amount of zip on them. on the other hand, Stevie had a great day. Oh, and CJ and fred looked really fast today.

Yes, if there is a model defense for the Bills it's the Giants. I'd like to see what Brady's accuracy stats are when he is forced to throw on the run instead of rooted to the field like a tree. That's what the Bills' defense will be designed to accomplish: force him out of the pocket and throw on the run. If the Bills DL disrupts his comfortablity, not even needing sacks, the Bills win.

.....which go nowhere.

My slight modification: Brady's uncontrolled weeping during the Bills beatdowns and Brady's crying to the refs being ignored.

I believe Moorman's chances of retaining his job are 10% or less. Loyalty for past glories generally earns defeats in the NFL. If Powell's performance upgrades the team, then Moorman's days are numbered.