Can you believe the way our D played today! Awful!

[WG]

Once again, we were down by 3 points for most of the game. It's no wonder we threw so much...

[The_Philster]

[Dudly Do-Right]

I think this stat says it better:

T. Henry 20/46 1 fumble

A. Green 26/116 0 fumbles


GB had blocking for the runner, we didn't.

[TacklingDummy]

14 of 15 games so far the Bills have played from behind. :)

[WG]

Exactly! We were behind today, 3-0 as I stated.

I guess most teams play from behind by that standard, eh? Being down at any point in the game...

[Typ0]

I thought Henry started out strong today...then we ran eight plays, six passes and two punts. It goes back to the game situations and the play calling again. I'd rather have 20 rushes at the right time instead of 15 at the wrong time and 5 with a chance.

[Dudly Do-Right]

WHen you only average 2.5 yards a carry, what do you expect the offense to do?

That pitiful average won't get many first downs.

[WG]

Yeah, and all of those bumbling sacks that seemed more like Harrington than a 10 season vet!

Those sacks were absolutley horrendous! Reprehensible!

The comment of the day that applies to Drew and all of his "yardage records":

Randy Cross: Paraphrased to the best of my recollection:

'You can move the ball all you want to. But that's only being busy. If you want to win, then you've got to score.'

That's the epitome of Drew. LOTS of yards, few scores, inconsistency. He's a "busy QB."

[WG]

The whole O was off, but a lot of it hinged on the errors of the passing game. Two red zone attempts killed by Drew on an INT and a sack to take us out of FG range against the wind.

[Dudly Do-Right]

LMAO!!! And I suppose Randy Cross is Mr. Expert?

Football is a TEAM sport. It takes a TEAM effort to win games. Favre's numbers were hardly much better than Bledsoe's, but he had help from those around him and they won because of it.

Henry's lack of yardage compared to Green in almost the same number of carries speaks volumes about our O-line play. If we can't run block, how the hell can you expect to protect the QB? Throw in a few dropped passes at key times by our receivers and it becomes even harder to win.

[WG]

Favre had nowhere near the INTs and near-INTs that Bledsoe had. He came up big when he had to and I don't think there's anyone who's ever watched the NFL who would compare Bledsoe to Favre.

Meanwhile, Bledsoe only sh** the bed and came up empty on big plays when he had to come up big and took us completely out of two perfectly golden red zone opps!

[Patrick76777]

you're funny.......what about the Price drop?


Listen, he didn't play well today but his numbers were better then Favre's and if your going to start counting "almost Ints" as stats, that I just can't talk to you anymore.

[BillsMan80]

The Price drop was just awful. How do you drop that pass. But that sack WAS INEXCUSABLE. Going against the wind, you CANNOT take a sack that will put any doubt in a FG oppurtunity. In those conditions, YOU MUST FIND A WAY to give Hollis an easier chance. That was a good kick by Hollis, but the wind took that all the way left. That is what happens when you have a QB that holds onto the ball for so long. That is INEXCUSABLE at this time of the year.

[WG]

Forget the almost INTs, then. Although it would be nice if you didn't talk to me anymore. LOL

It was 1 error v. about 10 for Drew. Most key errors too, the sacks and all.

Same w/ the Henry fumble, same w/ anyone else.

[Patrick76777]

Originally posted by Wys Guy
Forget the almost INTs, then. Although it would be nice if you didn't talk to me anymore. LOL

Awww that's only because i'm so good at proving you wrong.


sorry, I don't use smiles but if I did, I'd have a big one right here.