Could there heads have gotten in the way??

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  • DIHARD2
    Registered User
    • Sep 2002
    • 1214

    Could there heads have gotten in the way??

    With all the hyp on how Moulds& Price were supposed to be the best pair of receivers in football today. Could there heads have gotten in the way of them being able to catch passes that are throwing right into their hands?

    It seems ever since the notoriety they got before the first New England game, it seems there status as a team has gone down noticeably. A lot of those catches that have been dropped have been for good gains and could have possibly turned at least two games around.

    So again could there heads have gotten so big that there is no room for the ball?

    GO!!!...BUFFALO!!!...
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  • lunatic_bills_fan
    Registered User
    • Oct 2002
    • 511

    #2
    Well, with the way Gilbride calls plays, theres no doubt in my mind, that his pre-game pep talk goes somethin like this.

    -Ok Drew, Eric, Peerless gather round. You know that the outcome of this game soley depends on your performance. So dont make any mistakes, because our defence is the worst ever and Im not sure if we have a running back on this team. So when you go out there you have to catch all of the 84 pass attempts to you guys. OK?? BREAK!!

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    • Wys Guy
      Drew and Sam stole all my hair
      • Jul 2002
      • 9450

      #3
      LOL Loony!

      Yeah, that's about what I had envisioned too.

      DH, what about the simple increase in the level of competition. I've beat the dead horse on this a thousand times but some folks still discount it. But it stands to reason that you play better against the worse Ds.

      Also, as the season has rolled along, Drew has done nothing that he hasn't done in N.E. Drop back and throw. So the methods for stopping him haven't changed. The rest is KG's inability to be creative w/ the O coupled w/ his reluctance to use Henry appropriately. Let's face it, Gilbride just loves to throw the ball. He prefers it, to winning at times it seems. I just don't understand why.

      It's an easy system to defend against if all you do is throw primarily to two WRs and never change things up and don't use your RB as the focus of the O.
      Replace Donahoe with Modrak and fire the entire coaching staff!

      Then let's go to Disneyworld!

      GO BILLS!!!

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      • Cntrygal
        Visually stunning but camera-shy.
        • Jul 2002
        • 44884

        #4
        Originally posted by Wys Guy
        The rest is KG's inability to be creative w/ the O coupled w/ his reluctance to use Henry appropriately. Let's face it, Gilbride just loves to throw the ball. He prefers it, to winning at times it seems. I just don't understand why.
        :madfire:
        I'd like to have a "little" conversation with Gilbride about this...
        Originally posted by notacon
        The biggest thing we learned from the Bills is that they are a resilient bunch and did what they had to do to win instead of past years where they fold like a cheap lawn chair.

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        • BillsFanStuckInWisc
          Lecter's Little *****

          • Sep 2002
          • 53616

          #5
          KG thinks he's coaching in St Louis two years ago. This team is no Greatest Show on Turf. We need a balanced offense to succeed. Even St Louis at its prime had to run the ball, and they had the best QB-WR trios out there.

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          • Wys Guy
            Drew and Sam stole all my hair
            • Jul 2002
            • 9450

            #6
            Indeed!
            Replace Donahoe with Modrak and fire the entire coaching staff!

            Then let's go to Disneyworld!

            GO BILLS!!!

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