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Instead of hearing what a wonderful night Ricky had...
Instead of hearing what a wonderful night Ricky had...
...we should be hearing about Fiedler. He looked really good for the most part. Crisp passes, a couple missed, but he picked up key 3rd downs when they needed him.
Fiedler was their key on offense, not Ricky. Enough with the love affair.
He's alway been the caretaker of this O..his even keel no matter what happens keeps this team on a even flow. I'm glad someone else recognized that..good post LOG...Jay won't get the same statements on the Fin's board..He'll be ripped about that interception, but I think that was McKnight's fault...
Re: Instead of hearing what a wonderful night Ricky had...
Originally posted by lordofgun ...we should be hearing about Fiedler. He looked really good for the most part. Crisp passes, a couple missed, but he picked up key 3rd downs when they needed him.
Fiedler was their key on offense, not Ricky. Enough with the love affair.
As posted elsewhere, he got 53 yards in the fourth quarter, when they were needed most. Runs that were going for 2 or 3 earlier were going for 5 or 6 late -- consistently.
Enough with the griping.
Be proud, Bills fans. Thanks to the NFL's changes to encourage
parity, your record of four consecutive Super Bowl losses will
stand unmatched in our lifetimes and beyond.
I don't know, Fiedler was good, but not great. The QB sneak for 8 yards was a key play by Fiedler. But, he made some terrible passes. Ricky is why they won tonight, and their D, not Fiedler.
My faith doesn’t make me perfect, it makes me forgiven.
Originally posted by Dolphinatic As posted elsewhere, he got 53 yards in the fourth quarter, when they were needed most. Runs that were going for 2 or 3 earlier were going for 5 or 6 late -- consistently.
Enough with the griping.
The guy gives Fidler props, especially the play on the sneak for a first down, and you call it griping?
Fielder made plays when he needed to a solid effort and Ricky was solid wore down a very courageous effort by a tired Bills team. Solid win Dolphins. Bills will be back we will face each other one more or maybe two more times this year. Tonight we saw the best 2 teams in the AFC. The chiefs need to play someone and if Priest goes down its over for them the colts well they are the colts has a manning ever won a playoff game ??? the titans could be tough. the steelers ok. ravens havent played anyone. broncos??? plumer is their qb
The guy gives Fidler props, especially the play on the sneak for a first down, and you call it griping?
What a sore winner
Rubbish. Just about everyone agrees that your defense played well. Ricky gets 150-plus yards against it, getting better as the game goes on, carrying a team-record 42 times in warm, humid weather. He closes out the game ripping off first downs to run down the clock. And it's 'nothing special.'
Yeah OK.
Be proud, Bills fans. Thanks to the NFL's changes to encourage
parity, your record of four consecutive Super Bowl losses will
stand unmatched in our lifetimes and beyond.
Originally posted by Dolphinatic Rubbish. Just about everyone agrees that your defense played well. Ricky gets 150-plus yards against it, getting better as the game goes on, carrying a team-record 42 times in warm, humid weather. He closes out the game ripping off first downs to run down the clock. And it's 'nothing special.'
Yeah OK.
Over 40 carries- 150some yards- that's less than 4 yards per carry.
If Gash had 40 carries tonight he's have over 120 yards.
Originally posted by lordofgun Fiedler's passes and the pass interference call were what extended your drive.
How many drive-extending (first down) runs did ricky have in the 4th?
He ran for three first downs in the 4th, not counting the TD. On Miami's final drive, he ran for 46 of the 51 yards (the other 5 coming on the penalty).
On that final drive (starting with 5 minutes to play) Fiedler didn't throw a pass except for the one the penalty was called on.
Be proud, Bills fans. Thanks to the NFL's changes to encourage
parity, your record of four consecutive Super Bowl losses will
stand unmatched in our lifetimes and beyond.
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