shelby
10-05-2008, 07:38 AM
THE BILLS ARE 4-0 BUT THEIR OFFENSE HAS BEEN TAKING ITS SWEET TIME ABOUT IT EACH WEEK. THEY MIGHT HAVE TO GET OUT OF THE GATE QUICKLY TODAY, JUST TO KEEP PACE WITH THE HIGH-SCORING CARDINALS.
PHOENIX –The Buffalo Bills can start getting picky about their path to victory after opening the season with four straight wins.
The Bills wouldn’t mind a little less suspense today against the Arizona Cardinals, considering they had to come from behind in the fourth quarter each of the past three weeks.
“If we get caught in these situations every week, we are not going to be able to pull these out every week,” quarterback Trent Edwards said.
The Bills could use a faster start today against a Cardinals team that boasts an explosive passing offense.
“We can find ourselves getting down quite a few touchdowns with the way Arizona throws the football and the offense that they have,” Edwards said. “So we need to make sure offensively we are right there with them.”
The Bills were slow out of the blocks the past two weeks. They fell behind at halftime against both Oakland (9-7) and St. Louis (14-6).
more... (http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/billsnfl/story/455392.html)
PHOENIX –The Buffalo Bills can start getting picky about their path to victory after opening the season with four straight wins.
The Bills wouldn’t mind a little less suspense today against the Arizona Cardinals, considering they had to come from behind in the fourth quarter each of the past three weeks.
“If we get caught in these situations every week, we are not going to be able to pull these out every week,” quarterback Trent Edwards said.
The Bills could use a faster start today against a Cardinals team that boasts an explosive passing offense.
“We can find ourselves getting down quite a few touchdowns with the way Arizona throws the football and the offense that they have,” Edwards said. “So we need to make sure offensively we are right there with them.”
The Bills were slow out of the blocks the past two weeks. They fell behind at halftime against both Oakland (9-7) and St. Louis (14-6).
more... (http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/billsnfl/story/455392.html)