MDH

I thought you were going to say, "...America loses". Though I suppose I'd agree with your statement too.

Pat...he produces and plays, Jennings does neither. Jennings reminds me of that joke from Annie Hall, two old women are talking, one says, "the food at this restaurant is terrible!", the other replies, "yeah, and the portions are so small!"

I liked the use of Adams at the goal line...the more beef you can get down there on the goal line the better. I was also impressed on WM’s second TD when Adams not only blocked the DL in front of him, but moved to the second level and put a hit on the LB as well. Nicely done. As for Bannon, he seemed to pull pretty well, but I don't think there are any long term permanent plans to use him on the Oline...but I guess we'll see. I do like the fact that MM and the staff aren’t afraid to try some different players elsewhere to see if they can improve the team. As for putting the "best" players on the field in the secondary, I agree...but at the positions they are the best at. I don't think that McGee is a better CB right now than Reese is at S....but I know that Vincent is a better CB right now than he would be at S. Maybe with a training camp under his belt that would change, but asking Vincent move from CB to S midseason is just asking for game changing mistakes to be made while he learns a new position. Not to mention, I think people are way overrating McGee as a CB right now. He does seem to have a nose for the ball and my be our biggest ball hawk in the secondary, but that being said, he also gets beat more than anybody else in the secondary. My basic philosophy on the D is why mess with it? Once Vincent gets back (and assuming we don’t lose anybody else to injury…) our D should be dominant.

He wasn't caught from behind because he is too slow...he was caught from behind because he was attempting to cut it inside because a WR missed a block and he wasn't going to be able to get the first down by running to the sideline.

I also noticed WM ripping into a linemen on a carry in which he lost a few yards because he got swarmed in the backfield as if nobody was blocking for him. It was nice to see somebody with some passion out there for a change.

1. This type of move should be made in the off-season, not in the middle of the season. You don't just shift the line around and hope for the best...it takes some time...and believe it or not the line is actually making positive strides. Make some moves like this and its back to the drawing board. If Mike is moved (which isn't a bad idea in and of itself) it should be done next training camp. 2. Again, this is a move that shouldn't be attempted in midseason. Not only that, but it's a bad idea right now. We're much thinner at CB than we are at S. If Vincent is moved to S then we have McGee starting opposite Clements...and McGee isn't a viable option right now as a starter. Not only that, we have Thomas as our Nickle...in a 3WR set the idea of having McGee and Thomas on the field covering a team's 2nd and 3rd best WR scares the hell out of me. Don't move Vincent to S until we have somebody who can be put at CB that is more than a stop-gap. 3. Edwards is playing very well, but the guy doesn't deserve to start over Pat or Sam...who both are playing very well as of late. Not to mention that Edwards pass rush is his forte right now and he gets in there on obvious passing situations as it is. I feel much more comfortable with Pat and Same clogging the middle on first and second down than I would with Edwards in there. 4. I'm all for starting JP once his leg is ready...in-so-long as Bledsoe is still playing like complete crap when that time comes. If Bledsoe (by some miracle) manages to turn it around before JP's leg is ready, then he shouldn't be pulled. Otherwise, give him the ol' heave ho and lets see what the youngers got. Most of your ideas seem to be change-for-change-sake ideas. The D should be left alone, period. It's doing its job for the most part and once Vincent is healthy our secondary is no longer a weakness. The O-line and QB are the major problems with this team right now, but you really can't start moving people around mid-season on the line without having negative consequences...and yes, even worse than what we've seen thus far.

The best and only reason you need to vote is that you have no right to B word if you don't vote! And we all know how much fun complaining can be.

Duh, yeah it was Brown last year...messed up my last name colors in a bad flashback to 2000-2001

It would be just like the Chargers to nurture a young QB until he starts performing at a Pro Bowl level only to let him go because they "have to" play a 1st round QB they drafted last year...and hope he becomes a Pro Bowl QB... If the Chargers let Brees go they're idiotic....which is why I expect them to do just that.

The guy is the best kick returner we've had in...in....in...hell, since I don't know when. The last 15 years maybe. Kills me that he was on the bench last year while Black was returning kicks for us.

Baltimore?

Game balls go to the entire special teams and the entire D. Both gave the O great field position all day long. The O didn't light it up, but they stuck it in the end zone for a change. If I had to give it to one player...Sam Adams. He blew up plays all day long.

I think it has to do with the Bills being the middle of a waste of a season. People expected more and they got less. How can you not understand them being disappointed? Winning one of what appears to be a handful of games this season isn't going to make people happy. Are they supposed to be pleased because the Bills don't have the worst record in the league? Sure, they looked good today. If they looked like they did today most other weeks you'd have happy fans. The problem is this type of game is an anomaly, not the norm and people aren't going to be happy until they make it the norm.

I wouldn't call him great...but he's playing a hell of a lot better than he did last year when he got toasted over and over again. Once this D gets Vincent back we'll be pretty stout.

Yeah, America will cease to be a world power and we'll all die if the guy you don't want to win the election wins. Pure genius.

He also had an easy INT that the defender dropped...that being said, I'll take a win any way we can get it, even if it is over an Arizona team that's one of the worst in the league.

It's all about his vision. TH wouldn't have had any of those big runs MW had today because on each one of 'em WM started one way, saw a hole someplace else and jumped through it (including his TD run, which appeared to be designed to go inside). As long as he can take the punishment and stay healthy, WM is going to be a very very good back for us.

Hey, WM has played very well when he gets a shot and he most definately deserves to start...but let's not get ahead of ourselves. The two games WM has started were against the Dolphins and the Cards...both at home.

And now they're taking TDs off the board on phantom holding calls... You know, I can understand a ref missing a call, not seeing something on the field....but calling stuff that doesn't actually happen just drives me crazy.

Plays like this make me wonder what exactly is going on with some refs. I mean, between this and the roughing the passer call and its almost like they're just making stevestojan up.

This is the single most moronic thing to ever be posted on this board...and that is saying quite a lot.

McGahee can't prove anything unless given the opportunity. When should that opportunty come? He's playing better than TH right now, he should get the majority of the snaps because of that. If there comes a time when TH begins to play better than WM, then give him the start...it's not that complicated.

When we get in the red zone I don't even want to see one pass attempt. I'll take the 3 points and call it a day. Arizona's O isn't going to put up more than 10 points if we don't turn the ball over. I'll take 4 FGs and the win.

This from an article linked on TBD homepage... The frownyface emote just doesn't cut it for this stat...we need one with tears streaming down the face.