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Sam Gash and others begin to voice out against offense
This is from the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle...and I heard on WGR that other players have started saying the same thing. 
Gash stands by words: Fullback Sam Gash didn’t back down from his post-game comments that the Bills are operating as a finesse team, and he doesn’t like it.
“I wasn’t saying anything about anybody’s manhood or how the coaches are making calls, but I think we didn’t physically go out and impose our will on people,” Gash said of the Jets’ debacle. “Regardless if it’s passing or running, we have to have a mindset that we’re imposing our will on people as opposed to letting the game come to us. That has to be our approach.”
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And then there's this part of the article about the offensive line. Look at how defensive Gregg gets when someone questions his calls.
Ruel at fault? The Bills fired offensive line coach Ronnie Vinklarek after two seasons and replaced him with an equally inexperienced Pat Ruel, but the change isn’t producing results so far. Buffalo has allowed 17 sacks the past four games and the team is last in rushing at 57.5 yards per game.
“Right now, it’s not just the offensive line, the whole thing is not in sync,” coach Gregg Williams said of the offense. “You can’t lay it just on one coach or just one player.”
Why fire Vinklarek, who had the line headed in the right direction? Williams wouldn’t answer that line of questioning on Wednesday.
“I’m not going to get into discussing that,” he said. “That’s not anything about what the Redskins are about.”
So Ruel’s doing a good job?
“You ask me another question. I’m not going to make any comment about that,” Williams said.
Gash stands by words: Fullback Sam Gash didn’t back down from his post-game comments that the Bills are operating as a finesse team, and he doesn’t like it.
“I wasn’t saying anything about anybody’s manhood or how the coaches are making calls, but I think we didn’t physically go out and impose our will on people,” Gash said of the Jets’ debacle. “Regardless if it’s passing or running, we have to have a mindset that we’re imposing our will on people as opposed to letting the game come to us. That has to be our approach.”
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And then there's this part of the article about the offensive line. Look at how defensive Gregg gets when someone questions his calls.
Ruel at fault? The Bills fired offensive line coach Ronnie Vinklarek after two seasons and replaced him with an equally inexperienced Pat Ruel, but the change isn’t producing results so far. Buffalo has allowed 17 sacks the past four games and the team is last in rushing at 57.5 yards per game.
“Right now, it’s not just the offensive line, the whole thing is not in sync,” coach Gregg Williams said of the offense. “You can’t lay it just on one coach or just one player.”
Why fire Vinklarek, who had the line headed in the right direction? Williams wouldn’t answer that line of questioning on Wednesday.
“I’m not going to get into discussing that,” he said. “That’s not anything about what the Redskins are about.”
So Ruel’s doing a good job?
“You ask me another question. I’m not going to make any comment about that,” Williams said.
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