HarkinBanks Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 We completely got our asses kicked by Chicago, no doubt. But even the great Bills teams of the past had bad days on the road (Pittsburgh, KC, etc). This team had exceeded my expectations the first four games of the year, let's see how they bounce back against the Lions before making any rash judgements. I still think they are on the right track but will be watching the game this week with a much more critical eye after that debacle yesterday.
MadBuffaloDisease Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 Wait until the rest of the AFC East plays Chicago. It won't be pretty either.
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 Wait until the rest of the AFC East plays Chicago. It won't be pretty either. 799589[/snapback] No chit. I imagine Miami might get about 3 yards of offense on the day. MY GOD THEY SUCK.
marauderswr80 Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 We completely got our asses kicked by Chicago, no doubt. But even the great Bills teams of the past had bad days on the road (Pittsburgh, KC, etc). This team had exceeded my expectations the first four games of the year, let's see how they bounce back against the Lions before making any rash judgements. I still think they are on the right track but will be watching the game this week with a much more critical eye after that debacle yesterday. 799587[/snapback] I feel the same way too, just frustrated more then anything. If Buffalo can bounce back and beat Detroit, I will feel good for the team! But they clearly need to work on a few things. for the most part the OL did a exceptable job against Chicago's DL.... I think execution is something this team lacks! You watch other teams run screen passes they sell it so well they get 20 yards on it, we do it and get 3 yards...... IMHO, execution has been fairly poor as of late!
Fan in San Diego Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 Maybe the Bills started to believe their own bull sh-- more than the Bears. Let's hope they get back to basic's this week. Did I mention drop the fake punt from the playbook ?
Beerball Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 We completely got our asses kicked by Chicago, no doubt. But even the great Bills teams of the past had bad days on the road (Pittsburgh, KC, etc). This team had exceeded my expectations the first four games of the year, let's see how they bounce back against the Lions before making any rash judgements. I still think they are on the right track but will be watching the game this week with a much more critical eye after that debacle yesterday. 799587[/snapback] You sound like a reasonable man. You new here? We got hammered plain and simple. Now...move on and kick some serious butt this weekend.
Lurker Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 You sound like a reasonable man. You new here? 799679[/snapback] Sadly, he's one of a diminishing commodity.
Nervous Guy Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 this is exactly what I told my son yesterday...I didn't even get pissed about this game...sh-- happens...now if we get blown out every week, that's different.
Rico Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 We completely got our asses kicked by Chicago, no doubt. But even the great Bills teams of the past had bad days on the road (Pittsburgh, KC, etc). This team had exceeded my expectations the first four games of the year, let's see how they bounce back against the Lions before making any rash judgements. I still think they are on the right track but will be watching the game this week with a much more critical eye after that debacle yesterday. 799587[/snapback] Good take, I agree. At least it was the Bears in Chicago, IIRC the Bills 1988 playoff team didn't look much better there either... I don't see any more butt-kickings of this magnitude left on the schedule.
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