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09-01-2010, 06:32 PM
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/Worst-teams-of-2010-NFL-season?GT1=39002
The 2008 Lions are the only NFL franchise to go 0-16, but the Bills, Bucs and Rams could all very well do it in 2010 and will all battle for being the worst team in football. Here's why ...
BUFFALO BILLS
2009 Record: 6-10
Current Las Vegas Over/Under Win Total: 5.5
Why they’ll stink...
Edwards, Fitzpatrick and Brohm sounds more like a law firm that advertises on city benches and subway cars than an NFL quarterback depth chart. The fact that not one of Buffalo’s three quarterbacks has done a thing in their pro careers scares me. The fact that not one has done a thing to distinguish himself from the other two in training camp is downright horrifying.
Beyond the quarterback position, the offensive line was an utter disaster in 2009 and could be even worse in 2010. Arguably the youngest and most inexperienced line in the entire league, the unit also lacks any semblance of depth. The Bills had 11 different players start at least one game up front in 2009, mostly due to injuries. GM Buddy Nix did next to nothing to upgrade the woeful unit over the offseason. Brad Butler, the most accomplished of the Bills O-linemen, shocked the team by retiring at the age of 26 to pursue interests outside of football. Starting left tackle Demetrius Bell, meanwhile, still isn’t 100% from a season-ending injury he suffered in Week 8 last season.
And on it goes......
The 2008 Lions are the only NFL franchise to go 0-16, but the Bills, Bucs and Rams could all very well do it in 2010 and will all battle for being the worst team in football. Here's why ...
BUFFALO BILLS
2009 Record: 6-10
Current Las Vegas Over/Under Win Total: 5.5
Why they’ll stink...
Edwards, Fitzpatrick and Brohm sounds more like a law firm that advertises on city benches and subway cars than an NFL quarterback depth chart. The fact that not one of Buffalo’s three quarterbacks has done a thing in their pro careers scares me. The fact that not one has done a thing to distinguish himself from the other two in training camp is downright horrifying.
Beyond the quarterback position, the offensive line was an utter disaster in 2009 and could be even worse in 2010. Arguably the youngest and most inexperienced line in the entire league, the unit also lacks any semblance of depth. The Bills had 11 different players start at least one game up front in 2009, mostly due to injuries. GM Buddy Nix did next to nothing to upgrade the woeful unit over the offseason. Brad Butler, the most accomplished of the Bills O-linemen, shocked the team by retiring at the age of 26 to pursue interests outside of football. Starting left tackle Demetrius Bell, meanwhile, still isn’t 100% from a season-ending injury he suffered in Week 8 last season.
And on it goes......