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What We Learned in Week 8
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What We Learned in Week 8
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"A good name is more desirable than great riches, and high esteem is better than silver and gold."
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Re: What We Learned in Week 8
You said With-With on the Winslow statement.
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Re: Trent...
Was simply off-target on several passes he usually puts in the perfect spot, allowing Miami defensive backs to make plays on the ball.
Edwards wasn't always helped by his receivers as they dropped a few passes, but his 60% completion-percentage (tied for his worst of 2008) and his two turnovers (1 fumble; 1 INT) were mostly due to his own decision-making and play.Last edited by shelby; 10-30-2008, 04:29 AM.
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Originally posted by OafYou said With-With on the Winslow statement.
I'll edit.Buffalo Bills Now! and NFL Now! podcasts
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"A good name is more desirable than great riches, and high esteem is better than silver and gold."
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Good Article Sal. Something else I think many of us saw (again) was just how important Brian Westbrook is to the Eagles offense. There is no question in my mind that without McNabb, the Eagles could be successful but without Westbrook they struggle mightily.COMING SOON...
Originally posted by Dr.LecterWe were both drunk and Hillary did not look that bad at 2 AM, I swear!!!!!!
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[quote=shelby]Re: Trent...
Was simply off-target on several passes he usually puts in the perfect spot, allowing Miami defensive backs to make plays on the ball.
Edwards wasn't always helped by his receivers as they dropped a few passes, but his 60% completion-percentage (tied for his worst of 2008) and his two turnovers (1 fumble; 1 INT) were mostly due to his own decision-making and play.
This is true, but i appreciate the fact that you point out this is his second year. i think some of us are expecting Edwards to play like a 5 year vet week in and week out.
I'll even go as far as saying that Trent and this team needs losses like this to bounce back from in the grand scheme of things. This is a very young team and losses like this build character when a team responds correctly.Last edited by madness; 10-29-2008, 10:07 AM.
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Originally posted by pinkdogg32I bet your "Dont Be Surprised If..." is "dont be surprised if Edwards is pissed from having a bad week and he works so hard this week that against the Jets he comes out and completes every single pass he makes and throws for 400 yards and the Bills win 42-7."
Here's a hint: Look at his completion % in home games, and look at where the Jets rank on pass defense.
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Originally posted by bigbub2352I dont think Trent held the ball to long on the safty Jason Peters got beat plain and simple
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Originally posted by Forward_LateralI disagree. Peters did get beat, but Trent needs to know that in the enndzone, he has to get that ball out quicker than normal. I'm one of the biggest Trent supporters there is, but that was his fault, as was the stupidity of holding the ball out on a sneak.
Growing pains come with the territory and quite honestly he makes very few. There has been some great QB's in the past that struggled, but then it appeared to "click" year 3 or 4. Some great QB's peak fast then never achieve hall of fame status because of erratic play or just crappy situations. We'll never know what exactly we have but one thing is for sure with me, glad he is on our team.
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