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It's funny how he tries to justify his ignorant hatred towards us. All the while he is very transparent and it boils down to one thing: He took it personal and is (still) holding a grudge.

I think Edwards does trust him, and goes to him rather frequently when he's on the field. Trent is aware of the size mismatch. Hardy is just quite raw still. He needs to run crisper routes and adjust to the balls thrown his way, while using his huge body to shield the defender from the ball. Once he figures out how to use his body and run solid, consistent routes, he'll be an absolute stud.

I'm with ya. That's why most 'round here were so mad when we lost. Miami is the one team we must beat every time.

This is one of the youngest teams in the league. These guys are still growing, learning and developing. We're built for the future and are poised to dominate for many years to come. Trent is only 24 and is still developing as a passer. In time I think he'll be a great one.

I don't like the move. First, it's just an attempt to shake things up on an under performing team with Super Bowl aspirations. While I realize the window may be closing for them with LT slowing down a bit, it seemed too hasty. Second, I'm surprised that Norv has this kind of authority, knowing how much of a control freak their GM is after he ran Marty out of town. Third, the injury to Merriman hurt them bad, and may actually be the reason why Ted lot his job. And lastly, Rivera was the architect behind a dominant Bears defense that went to the Super Bowl, earning him "the next head coach of some team" moniker. This didn't pan out and he got a demotion out of it. How is he going to run a 3-4 when he coached a 4-3 in Chicago. Could be an interesting.

They discussed this on NFLN a few weeks back. We had a good thread going on it too. I certainly think Tasker belongs in the HoF. He changed/won games.

This is very serious. You need to act quickly and have your friend get tested. He may be legally retarded. 1. Dallas overpaid for Roy. 2. Lee is a full blown #1 WR, he can do it all. He had HoF talent and ability, him and Trent will shred defenses for years to come. 3. I love Lee but Randy is the best WR in football. In his first year with Tom he caught 23 TDs. Randy is one of the best ever IMO.

Despite the fact that he's already playing at a high level, Lee Evans will need to step it up.

I read that crap last night. That's just the fat man angling for a new contract.

schobol.

You have a problem with that? I have three problems with that. 1. Trent drove us all the way down there, and then they run three straight plays with Fred. Should've been Marshawn. 2. We should have thrown on at least one of the plays. I would have liked to have seen Trent roll out right and toss one to the TE. 3. 4th and 1 on the 1. Should've gone for it. Too conservative on Jauron's part. Because if we get it, 7 points, and if not not Miami's pinned on their 1, possibly a safety which is only one point less than a FG, plus we get the ball back.

You're right. But that's how much we love our Bills. And if there's one team I want to beat every time, it's Miami. God damn I hate them.

Trust me, Winslow is still a punk.

We're all mad about the loss. But if you're blaming Perry, then you are an absolute moron. We held them to 52 yards rushing. McGee shouldn't have played and got burned by Ginn, which horribly inflated our defensive stats. The Offense lost the game. That Defense played well, and gave the ball back to the Offense many times. All those turnovers... The Offense had EVERY opportunity to win that game. If your gonna blame a Co-ordinator, blame Turk. Dockery wasn't that bad. Royal is.

Please. Not saying Trent was great but: Turk called some bad plays, Reed got hurt, Royal was bad, Peters got beat by Porter a couple times, Dockery was off too.

You already defended McKelvin, HE'S A ROOKIE who has seen minimal playing time. He's very athletic and is getting more comfortable with each game. He's going to get better. The game will slow down for him. Expecting a rookie to step in and start shutting down receivers is ignorant.

No. Too many things went wrong against a sub-par team. We lost a divisional game, allowing teams to gain ground on us. We played poorly in many areas. This is a huge concern and needs to be addressed. Yes, we're 5 and 2, but the way we played has to have people concerned.

The Rooney Rule is good and well-intentioned. Problem is, it creates "lame duck" interviews. In this case, it is clear the Rams want Haslett as their coach, but have to interview a minority candidate first. How's that guy going to feel knowing he has no shot. With the Rooney Rule you sort of have to take the good with the bad. It's hard to find fault with the Rams for wanting to reward a guy who a) has his team playing hard, competitve and winning; b) is already an established and well respected coach, with previous head coaching experience and; c) happens to already be entrenched in the team and their "system." This would be a case of the Rooney Rule being "bad."

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Hard to disagree with you there.

Two catches, one fumble, two drops. Not good production.

Damn.

Especially considering Miami has no real WR threat and Chad's inability to go deep. 8-in-the-box all day.

If that O Line that played against the Chargers shows up again, it'll be a blowout.

He barely practiced all week. An injured oblique can't be good. Even if he plays, he won't be 100%. Beast Mode baby!