LifetimeBillsFan
10-11-2009, 03:18 PM
Is Roscoe Parrish trying to play his way out of town?
Roscoe has made it clear that he thinks that he would be an offensive star, like his buddy Devin Hester, if he were on a team that used him more and that he is unhappy with the way that the Bills have used him. He has gone so far as to diplomatically indicate that he would welcome a trade to another team.
After watching Parrish sleepwalk through five games and have two fumbles on punt returns that have cost the Bills two ballgames, there is no question that Parrish is not playing the way that he has in the past. Is this deliberate? An unconscious reflection of his desire to leave Buffalo? Or, is he just that incompetent?
Right now, I don't think that Parrish's play has been good enough for him to deserve to be active on Sundays.
Even though Cleveland kicked the ball out of bounds, after fumbling that punt today, I would NEVER have allowed him to be back to receive the kickoff after Cleveland's FG. I would have had McGee or Fred Jackson back there, if only to send a message to Roscoe.
Roscoe has made it clear that he thinks that he would be an offensive star, like his buddy Devin Hester, if he were on a team that used him more and that he is unhappy with the way that the Bills have used him. He has gone so far as to diplomatically indicate that he would welcome a trade to another team.
After watching Parrish sleepwalk through five games and have two fumbles on punt returns that have cost the Bills two ballgames, there is no question that Parrish is not playing the way that he has in the past. Is this deliberate? An unconscious reflection of his desire to leave Buffalo? Or, is he just that incompetent?
Right now, I don't think that Parrish's play has been good enough for him to deserve to be active on Sundays.
Even though Cleveland kicked the ball out of bounds, after fumbling that punt today, I would NEVER have allowed him to be back to receive the kickoff after Cleveland's FG. I would have had McGee or Fred Jackson back there, if only to send a message to Roscoe.