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How about Buffalo wins a game? Seriously, I'm glad AVP called a good game, and I'm glad he didn't do anything stupid. But, that's all moot if the Bills don't win. Let's see some friggen wins before we get too carried away here.
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Re: Before everyone appoints AVP O.C. of the year
About all we can say at this point, is that he appears to be better than Turk. Then again, a stump would be better than Turk.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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I just hope he can continue to be both simple and creative at the same time.Comment
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I thought Turk might be the real deal when the Bills started 5-1 last year.
Let's give AVP the season and see what happens. He had a nice first game on short notice against the best team in the NFL (IMO). Teams start figuring out tendencies after 4-5 weeks. So let's see how it goes. At least he had a good start.
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Yeah...Turk said something about Dick wanting a "Pop-warner offense", yet his own offense seemed to be so vanilla to me most of the time that it was frighteningly predictable, something AVP's offense was NOT against the Patsies.Originally posted by Forward_LateralComment
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I love the fact that he kept the formations simple, and didn't try to out smart the D with guys in motion, etc.Comment
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I don't think anyone is naming A.V.P. OC of the Year.
I think everyone liked what he did in 1 game his first game.
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Re: Before everyone appoints AVP O.C. of the year
I think AVP called a very good game, and I think the reason people are high on him is because the execution was abnormally bad at times when it should have been good (passes to Evans, Owens, etc.)."Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
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