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Considering the Bills are tied for the league lead in sacks and I'm sure you'd agree that the D-Line is a unit, that stat tells more than that of the individual.. Williams is an integral part and has the team lead in that category. Because of that fact, the opposition leaves a back in to chip him or he draws a double team, thus leaving other players open to make a play.
That said, I understand your need to continue with your opinion because admitting you're wrong just isn't in you.
I also could have sworn that his 4th quarter sack of a QB caused a fumble and led to a game winning drive for the Bills.
But that would have made his game that day more than "decent" by at least 43%. And that could not have happened because he has not had anything but "decent" games.
I also could have sworn that his 4th quarter sack of a QB caused a fumble and led to a game winning drive for the Bills.
But that would have made his game that day more than "decent" by at least 43%. And that could not have happened because he has not had anything but "decent" games.
We have to tread lightly here. Too much criticism may bruise his fragile ego and unbalance his psyche. Even though it's already semi-imbalanced.
Considering the Bills are tied for the league lead in sacks and I'm sure you'd agree that the D-Line is a unit, that stat tells more than that of the individual.. Williams is an integral part and has the team lead in that category. Because of that fact, the opposition leaves a back in to chip him or he draws a double team, thus leaving other players open to make a play.
the success of the D-line this year is attributable to 2 former coastal's 5 card studs... KW and MD.
Neither one of them ever faked an injury to escape accountability.
the success of the D-line this year is attributable to 2 former coastal's 5 card studs... KW and MD.
Neither one of them ever faked an injury to escape accountability.
Keep circling the wagons, General Custer.
It's unbelievably funny to watch you twist and turn. It's also funny that you take this opportunity to pimp yourself.
I love Marcel and Kyle as well, both are very good players in their own right, but I see you disregarded the whole D-Line unit thing because it doesn't fit your warped opinion.
You get to meet him and his exceptional bride? Too cool. I will say even though I like to give him **** on this issue as well as others, I like and admire him. They almost make it feasible to move to Florida...........Almost.
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