Watching Frazier on the Sideline

[Buddo]

I don't know about Singletary's 'inner rage' quote, but he looks pretty darn intense and focused to me. I like his demeanour.

[Beebe's Kid]

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I don't know about Singletary's 'inner rage' quote, but he looks pretty darn intense and focused to me. I like his demeanour.

I agree...that, and he is shutting down the Dallas offense, which was pretty much deemed unstoppable all week. They have been red-hot, and they are struggling mightily today.

I am changing my mind on Frazier.

[Ingtar33]

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polishing the turd.

[shelby]

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i knew this would happen.....but hey, the Vikings aren't done yet....so prepare to wait some more.

[ddaryl]

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well last time we only had a turd, so a polished one is a step up

[TrEd FTW]

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The man has called a brilliant game. No ifs, ands or buts about it.

[TigerJ]

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I think itt's fascinating that Minnesota has essentially the same scheme defensively as Buffalo. While Buffalo's defense was a fair bit stronger than Buffalo's offense, what we're seeing out of Minnesota looks very different in terms of the effect on Dallas. It goes to prove the old adage, "It's not the scheme, it's the players. If Frazier came to Buffalo and coached the Bills with the same personnel that Buffalo had last season, I will guarantee it will not look like Minnesota's defense. Buffalo needs to upgrade their front seven, and especially their front four.

Thus, this is not intended to be pro or con on naming Frazier as head coach. It is to say we don't just need a new coach, we need an overhaul.

[Mahdi]

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polishing the turd.

I agree that Frazier is a typical Bills hire but when you look at his credentials they are wayyyy more impressive than what Jauron or Mularkey brought to the table.

Frazier coached up the Eagles secondary under Jim Johnson for 4 years where he had a big hand in the success of Bobby Taylor and Troy Vincent who were both PBers as well as the Sheldon Brown/Lito Sheppard tandem who were also both PBers.

Once I found out that Frazier was a Jim Johnson disciple I was more sold on him. He brings an aggressive blitz scheme and likes bigger linemen which I think is important for a team built in Buffalo. Yes, he inherited PW and KW but I think he must see the advantage to having a combination of run stoppers and pass rushers on your DL.

This guy is not Cowher but he is CERTAINLY not Jauron.

[Mahdi]

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I think itt's fascinating that Minnesota has essentially the same scheme defensively as Buffalo. While Buffalo's defense was a fair bit stronger than Buffalo's offense, what we're seeing out of Minnesota looks very different in terms of the effect on Dallas. It goes to prove the old adage, "It's not the scheme, it's the players. If Frazier came to Buffalo and coached the Bills with the same personnel that Buffalo had last season, I will guarantee it will not look like Minnesota's defense. Buffalo needs to upgrade their front seven, and especially their front four.

Thus, this is not intended to be pro or con on naming Frazier as head coach. It is to say we don't just need a new coach, we need an overhaul.

They have nothing like our defensive scheme. Their DL and LBs do not function the same way our Cover 2 does.

[Nighthawk]

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I think itt's fascinating that Minnesota has essentially the same scheme defensively as Buffalo. While Buffalo's defense was a fair bit stronger than Buffalo's offense, what we're seeing out of Minnesota looks very different in terms of the effect on Dallas. It goes to prove the old adage, "It's not the scheme, it's the players. If Frazier came to Buffalo and coached the Bills with the same personnel that Buffalo had last season, I will guarantee it will not look like Minnesota's defense. Buffalo needs to upgrade their front seven, and especially their front four.

Thus, this is not intended to be pro or con on naming Frazier as head coach. It is to say we don't just need a new coach, we need an overhaul.

Wow....and the sky is blue!

[Nighthawk]

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Let's see what that defense does against Brees and the Saints next week.

[Slim]

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They have nothing like our defensive scheme. Their DL and LBs do not function the same way our Cover 2 does.

It's pretty similar Mahdi.

[WeAreArthurMoates]

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Me to the guy looked intense. I just love the fact he challenged Edwards and the dude was the best player out there today. Frazier will be our coach and I just thank god he will take this job.

[BuffaloBlakely14]

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The man has called a brilliant game. No ifs, ands or buts about it.

Don't get all crazy with tangible things like evidence and proof. I want more closed minded opinions and unfounded preconceptions. 3/4 of thus board didn't know who Leslie Frazier before we interviewed him. But now they know everything about him.

I'm not saying I know everythig about him or that he is the right or wrong choice. But I love the crap that half the people are writing about him like they hang out with him or have studided and followed his career forever.

[ByrdsTheWord]

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I'll take him if he brings Pat Williams, Kevin Williams and Jared Allen with him and Schobel stays out of retirement.