Dawgg Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 Fair enough, though not many QBs would have a good record with that Chargers squad under Mike Riley... excuses aside, even with that poor record, the combined record was well over .500. Anyway doesn't matter now... I just feel that cheapshots against Flutie are rather innapropriate, especially considering he was at the helm the last time this team ever sniffed the playoffs. The CFL doesn't count. And check out his record in SD. It's practically the reverse of what it was in Buffalo, replete with a 9-game losing streak. 799462[/snapback]
PatPatPatSack Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 It looked like a rebuilding team with a ton of young clueless players going against one of the better teams in the NFL with everything clicking. Until the network pulled the plug, that is. The Bills were overmatched in the trenches (as expected) and made too many mistakes and missed tackles. As a result they got their hats shoved down their throats. Rebuilding is a roller coaster. 799299[/snapback] I'm hoping that the Bills this year, beat the bad teams and lose to the good teams. By how much with either doesn't matter. I think we are on track to do this. And we should end up 8-8 and we'll all consider the season a success.
Bill from NYC Posted October 9, 2006 Author Posted October 9, 2006 I thought the O-line played very well in pass protection today considering who they were facing. Not so good blocking in the running game. 799315[/snapback] But did you notice who was missing? He had 10 sacks in 05 and is a top pass rusher. Very well? Methinks you set some pretty low standards.
34-78-83 Posted October 10, 2006 Posted October 10, 2006 But did you notice who was missing? He had 10 sacks in 05 and is a top pass rusher. Very well? Methinks you set some pretty low standards. 799567[/snapback] He's very good, you're right, but the Bears go about 7 deep with legitimate defensive linemen.
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