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I honestly feel that general manager marv Levy has done an excellent job of rebuilding this team with an influx of speed and youth (despite a lot of harsh criticism). However, to be competitive in this league I feel that the most import aspect is the ability (or inability of the Bills last year) to dictate the line of scrimmage. Our offensive line is far from superb; however, we have had some improvements on the interior. We will be better than last year but still not great. The aspect of this team that really worries me is the defensive line. We still need a starting caliber DE to go alongside Schobel. Our DT's are better, but we still need a big quick DT to play in 1st down, goal line, and red zone situations. I am just in shock that Marv would do such a good job of rebuilding this team and then stop and he was so close to completing the task. I, unfortunately, once again, foresee a very average pass rush on third on third down, and a run defense that gets overpowered in the red zone and gashed up the middle on occasion.
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
Ok man keep it to 2 different colored fonts and I might read it. -
Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
Two pieces of the puzzle?
A yucky realist would say that means offense and defense.
A yucky Canadian realist would say offence and defence.
That's why we don't hang with 'em anymore.
It is so over.Comment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
that's exactly what I was going to say but you beat me to it.Originally posted by gameboyComment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
Then it should be evident to you, Mr. Realist, that we know your thoughts before you even think 'em.Originally posted by OpIv37
Here's another tidbit of intel.
We can track your posts to a one square meter location.
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
well just like I said earlier about what Patrick was trying to do with his 2nd "division winners" thread, it's not that difficult to figure out what my opinions and comments will be like by reading the thousands of posts I have here.Originally posted by gameboyComment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
In my Opinion we actually have 2 extra pieces. We should be fine.Comment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
Originally posted by THATHURMANATOR
homer's united!
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
I thought you would have said new owner and CityOriginally posted by OpIv37
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
new owner- I wouldn't mindOriginally posted by ICE74129I thought you would have said new owner and City
new city- that would be the only thing that would make me stop rooting for this team.Comment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
1. Run defense
2. Pass protection
Gimme those two, and the rest will take care of itself and we'll be in decent shape. Unfortunately, I have no reason to believe either of those will be better than last year."It is better to be divided by truth than to be united by error." -- Martin Luther
"Those who appease the crocodile will simply be eaten last." -- Winston Churchill
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
our schedule is better.Originally posted by PhilagapeComment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
The schedule wasn't the problem last year. The team was."It is better to be divided by truth than to be united by error." -- Martin Luther
"Those who appease the crocodile will simply be eaten last." -- Winston Churchill
2003 BZ Pick Em Champion
2004 BZ Big Money League ChampionComment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
No TD and MM we're the root of the problems, the harder schedule just helped.Originally posted by PhilagapeComment
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Re: Bills are two pieces of the puzzle short
Better? How the hell do you figure that?Originally posted by SkoobyComment
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