RJ (not THAT RJ) Posted November 3, 2011 Posted November 3, 2011 Really. Some people are so thick that if Fitz walked on Lake Erie they would still question his skill. PTR They would say that it proved he is not much of an athlete because he can't swim.
jimmy10 Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 Yay anonymous quotes. My anonymous source says: "ProFootballWeekly is run by the illegitimate sons of Bernie Madoff. With money fronted by Communist China."
SouthGeorgiaBillsFan Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 The last bullet of the article regarding Fitzpatrick. I don't disagree with the contract the Bills gave Fitz. I think it's a decent deal for both side. I can't say though that I totally disagree with the thought that Fitz will never get them where they want to go (and I'm assuming he means as a Super Bowl winner). Coming off the last 10 years of futility though, I'm content with a QB that can help us contend for a division title and a playoff appearance. I'm not certain Fitzy has the consistent accuracy to ever put together a 3-4 game run in the playoffs against good defenses to make that championship run. Like I said though, I think he's a fit now, and I have no problem with the contract, in fact I'm happy with it. There's also no stopping the Bills from drafting a QB if theres one they really like. Witht hey way the rookies get paid now, there's nothing wrong with grooming a QB for a few years. If they are playing well it means Fitzy's doing alright and they won't have a shot at the best QB prospects. If the Bills and Fitz wee to fall flat on their face then the Bills would be in a position to draft a QB high anyhow. http://www.profootballweekly.com/2011/10/30/insider-49ers-rookie-olb-smith-really-impressing Yea so um Trent Dilfer won a super bowl. So did Mark Rypien..remember? I'd take Fitz over either of them 8 days a week.
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