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"It was the worst day I've ever experienced and ultimately it's our responsibility as a special teams group,'' Bills special teams coach Danny Smith said. "I apologize to our football team. I apologize to the Buffalo Bills organization. I apologize to the fans. If we had done anything today, we would've won the football game.''
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Hey.............I admire the guy for being stand up about it. It is not his fault the players can't tackle.Comment
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Ultimately both players and coaches both bear responsibility for play on the field. I do admire Smith for standing up and apologizing. That's half of what is needed to make things better. The other half is fixing it. If he can't get it fixed, the apology only goes so far, and that's not far enough.I've made up my mind. Don't confuse me with the facts.
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I was so damn mad when I saw on my stat tracker that they returned a damn kickoff in OT. ERRRRRR!!!!!
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A stand up guy for apologizing?????????? A stand up guy apologizes when he gives it his all and fails. This apology ranks with Billy Joe Hobarts for his ineptitude.Last edited by LABillsFan; 09-08-2002, 11:56 PM.I've said it before and I'll say it again, I don't repeat myself.Comment
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no, Billy Joe was a c***y ass about it... hardly really apologetic... this seems like an honest sincere apologu with meaning behind it... I also think it was a stand up thing for hiom to get up there and take responsibility, if he can follow threough and make that unit plat decently then it will be even more significant.
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