Michael82
03-27-2012, 04:38 PM
On reaction to signing Williams within the AFC East:
“You hope that by the time you get everybody on the field, and everybody healthy — and you get Kyle Williams, and Marcell (Dareus) and Mario and the other people that will be playing, whether it’s Mark (Anderson) or whoever it is on the other side — you hope that you’ve got a viable pass rush with four people that makes our football team better. And you hope that (the opposing quarterback) feels like he’s got to get the ball out quicker, and maybe that makes him rush something. And if he rushes something, maybe he throws it to us instead of to his own guy.”
On whether the impact of the addition of a talent such as Mario Williams can be measured on a team:
“Yes, you can measure it. There is no statistical measure. But when you add Buddy Nix’s years in the league, and my years in the league, you come up with two old guys with a lot of years. And we know the effect that pass rush has on the game today. We’ve seen the game evolve. We’ve been in it since the ’80s. And pass rush is a huge part of this thing.”
On how to divvy the carries between RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller:
“That’s a great problem to have, by the way — to have two great players. And I don’t know how to do that. I know one thing. They’re both not going to be totally happy with the number of touches that they get. With only one football and several guys who can make plays, everybody’s not going to be happy. That’s part of it. So you do the best you can to use C.J. and Fred in different ways to get them the ball, because they’re both capable of making big plays when the ball is in their hands.”.......... CLICK FOR MORE: http://blogs.canoe.ca/krykslants/sports/bills-coach-chan-gailey-on-mario-fred-vs-cj-nick/
http://blogs.canoe.ca/krykslants/sports/bills-coach-chan-gailey-on-mario-fred-vs-cj-nick/
“You hope that by the time you get everybody on the field, and everybody healthy — and you get Kyle Williams, and Marcell (Dareus) and Mario and the other people that will be playing, whether it’s Mark (Anderson) or whoever it is on the other side — you hope that you’ve got a viable pass rush with four people that makes our football team better. And you hope that (the opposing quarterback) feels like he’s got to get the ball out quicker, and maybe that makes him rush something. And if he rushes something, maybe he throws it to us instead of to his own guy.”
On whether the impact of the addition of a talent such as Mario Williams can be measured on a team:
“Yes, you can measure it. There is no statistical measure. But when you add Buddy Nix’s years in the league, and my years in the league, you come up with two old guys with a lot of years. And we know the effect that pass rush has on the game today. We’ve seen the game evolve. We’ve been in it since the ’80s. And pass rush is a huge part of this thing.”
On how to divvy the carries between RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller:
“That’s a great problem to have, by the way — to have two great players. And I don’t know how to do that. I know one thing. They’re both not going to be totally happy with the number of touches that they get. With only one football and several guys who can make plays, everybody’s not going to be happy. That’s part of it. So you do the best you can to use C.J. and Fred in different ways to get them the ball, because they’re both capable of making big plays when the ball is in their hands.”.......... CLICK FOR MORE: http://blogs.canoe.ca/krykslants/sports/bills-coach-chan-gailey-on-mario-fred-vs-cj-nick/
http://blogs.canoe.ca/krykslants/sports/bills-coach-chan-gailey-on-mario-fred-vs-cj-nick/