major Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season.
JPicc2114 Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Super Bowl.. ya right.. Need to make the playoffs first
Turn Down For Watkins Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. I can drink to that! GO BILLS!!
jax bill backer Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 no matter how good your recievers and running backs are.when you have no o-line and d-line..you wont even make the playoffs.. so skobby was wrong
SKOOBY Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season.
NewEra Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. ummmm, similar....somewhat. Minus Orlando Pace.....all of a sudden not so similar
KollegeStudnet Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 that being...the Rams were labeled as having a bad o-line & d-line...in fact, their defense was awful...I could say they compare to the '99 Rams, but I'd take Dick Vermil over Dick Jauron
Guest three3 Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 was that not the year that kurt warner came out of nowhere when trent green went down? hopefully fitzpatrick will get a shot once the glove wearing mary gets hurt or sucks real bad, we all know one or the other will happen notice both starting quarterbacks giving way to superior backups are named trent
crazyDingo Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Vermeil:Jauron :: Steak: a)Mayonnaise b)White Bread c)Vanilla pudding d)All of the above e)Cannot determine the answer because both coaches are named Dick and their players love them.
generaLee83 Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. Oh look Skooby has a 2nd username. How effing clever. You suck Skooby or should I say Oneonta Buffalo Fan
Mr. WEO Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 ummmm, similar....somewhat. Minus Orlando Pace.....all of a sudden not so similar Minus Martz.
Cookiemonster Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Oh look Skooby has a 2nd username. How effing clever. You suck Skooby or should I say Oneonta Buffalo Fan I wish that Skooby wouold wait until the season is over before Skooby claims that Skooby was right!
oddoublee Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 ummmm, similar....somewhat. Minus Orlando Pace.....all of a sudden not so similar and minus a 'gem' at QB in Kurt Warner. Let not get ahead of ourselves people...
nucci Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. What are the similarities that you see?
KD in CA Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 What are the similarities that you see? Come on, don't you read this board? Evans/Lynch are at least as good if not better than Faulk/Holt.
nucci Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Come on, don't you read this board? Evans/Lynch are at least as good if not better than Faulk/Holt. Sorry, missed that one.
VJ91 Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. The Bills are like the '99 Rams? Well, other then the fact that: 1) The Rams had Dick Vermiel coaching who had the experience of turning around a moribound Eagles team in the late 70's into a SB team. 2) The Rams had a much better and more experienced OL. 3) The Rams had a much easier schedule coming off a horrible '98 season. 4) The Rams had a young Kurt Warner who came out of nowhere to replace inured Trent Green in the preseason and have a Pro Bowl season. (Can we expect such an amazing season out of Trent Edwards, or will he become our Trent Green and get injured yet again this season, leaving the Bills with no young Kurt Warner-type to replace him??) 5) The Rams had Marshall Faulk in his prime, and the Bills don't. 6) The Rams had a better defense then the Bills have proven to have up to this point, maybe not at the very start of the '99 season, because nobody thought they were going to be good. But they ended up having a good enough season to win the SB, and can we expect the Bills young defense to do the same?? Yeah, so other then those "minor" differences, the '99 Rams and '09 Bills are identicle.
rpcolosi Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 Back in May, I remember Scooby comparing the 2009 Bills to the 1999 Rams. I too see the similarities and agree with him. I can't wait to see our players holding up the Vince Lombardi trophy in Miami at the end of this season. yup exactly the same - minus the MVP qb, HOF Left Tackle, HOF RB and london fletcher. OK kidding about fletcher but the rest is true. about the ONLY similiarities are at wideout with TO being Bruce, Lee as Holt and Roscoe as Az-hakim. thats really the only comparions. sorry skooby
SKOOBY Posted July 6, 2009 Posted July 6, 2009 It's cool, this season has yet to be played and you guys discount comparisons about how the offensive talents are aboard. We're loaded for bear and ready to use a no-huddle attack offense, you can't tell me back then that the O-line was a known quantity, it was a huge question mark at the time. It's easy to look back with 20/20 then to look forward, I can't live in the past but I can look for similiar talent.
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