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10-22-2007, 01:16 AM
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4. The Baltimore Ravens acquired Willis McGahee (http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/396170) to bulk up their rushing attack. So they have second-and-1 ... third-and-1 ... fourth-and-1 ... on their last series, and they don't hand him the ball? Someone please explain.
It is simple - he was in Canada last night and ran out of gas having to get an IV. A friend reported seeing him there and was a big Willis fan with authentic signed college and Bills jerseys.
8. Please, somebody talk some sense into Buffalo's Dick Jauron. For the second straight game he had quarterback Trent Edwards (http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/410129) take an unnecessary risk, and for the second straight game it cost him. With the Bills up 19-7 and 7½ minutes left, Jauron had Edwards -- a rookie, mind you -- trying a pass to the flat from the Buffalo 8. It was intercepted, and it led to a Baltimore score. If there was one thing I was sure of while watching that game it was that Baltimore couldn't produce another touchdown on offense. Yet Jauron practically gave the Ravens one. C'mon, Dick, put that Yale degree to work.
Listen to the post-game press conferences from Edwards and Jauron and then write a different paragraph. Edwards was told out to watch out for that play and he still made a mistake.
Five things I like
3. Buffalo's defense. It's missing starters galore, yet it keeps the Bills competitive.
They certainly are competitive but they need to learn not to give up the easy yards multiple plays in a row. Take a time out and regain your composure.
4. The Baltimore Ravens acquired Willis McGahee (http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/396170) to bulk up their rushing attack. So they have second-and-1 ... third-and-1 ... fourth-and-1 ... on their last series, and they don't hand him the ball? Someone please explain.
It is simple - he was in Canada last night and ran out of gas having to get an IV. A friend reported seeing him there and was a big Willis fan with authentic signed college and Bills jerseys.
8. Please, somebody talk some sense into Buffalo's Dick Jauron. For the second straight game he had quarterback Trent Edwards (http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/410129) take an unnecessary risk, and for the second straight game it cost him. With the Bills up 19-7 and 7½ minutes left, Jauron had Edwards -- a rookie, mind you -- trying a pass to the flat from the Buffalo 8. It was intercepted, and it led to a Baltimore score. If there was one thing I was sure of while watching that game it was that Baltimore couldn't produce another touchdown on offense. Yet Jauron practically gave the Ravens one. C'mon, Dick, put that Yale degree to work.
Listen to the post-game press conferences from Edwards and Jauron and then write a different paragraph. Edwards was told out to watch out for that play and he still made a mistake.
Five things I like
3. Buffalo's defense. It's missing starters galore, yet it keeps the Bills competitive.
They certainly are competitive but they need to learn not to give up the easy yards multiple plays in a row. Take a time out and regain your composure.