Does anyone have ESPN insider???

[McGahee420]

Here is a taste of the article that I am asking for.....

By Michael Smith
ESPN.com
Archive (http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/archive?columnist=smith_michael&root=nfl)
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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top><!-- begin leftcol -->PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Here are five observations on the Buffalo Bills (http://football.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=buf), based on their Aug. 17 practice:

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Like all inexperienced quarterbacks, J.P. Losman (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=6781) is going to make mistakes. He's also going to make a lot of plays for the Bills. From Drew Bledsoe (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=2359) to Losman. Talk about opposite ends of the mobility spectrum. Losman is going to be a weapon for Mike Mularkey, especially on third downs. Defensive ends and outside linebackers, worrying about Willis McGahee (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=6359), are going to forget to stay at home on the back side and honor the bootleg action, and Losman is going to make them pay.

I like what this guy is saying, I really would like to see whatelse he is saying.
please HELP!!!!!:smoke:
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[T-Long]

I have it...here is the rest of the article

PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Here are five observations on the Buffalo Bills, based on their Aug. 17 practice:

1.
Like all inexperienced quarterbacks, J.P. Losman is going to make mistakes. He's also going to make a lot of plays for the Bills.

From Drew Bledsoe to Losman. Talk about opposite ends of the mobility spectrum. Losman is going to be a weapon for Mike Mularkey, especially on third downs. Defensive ends and outside linebackers, worrying about Willis McGahee, are going to forget to stay at home on the back side and honor the bootleg action, and Losman is going to make them pay.

Losman will pick up a few extra sets of downs with his legs that Bledsoe could not. It could be something as simple as moving to one side to create a throwing lane or throwing on the run. The Bills didn't have that for three years with Bledsoe. Those little things can make the difference in games.

"The term, 'Take what they give you,' doesn't only mean throwing it but running it, too," Mularkey said.

The Bills' strengths clearly are their running game and defense, but Losman isn't going to be a "just don't lose it" quarterback.

"He doesn't have to win games," Mularkey said. "We have to win games. Not saying the pressure is off him. We still have expectations that we need him to meet. But he doesn't have to do more than what's asked of him."

Buffalo has assembled not only a solid supporting cast but also a strong support system for Losman. His positional coach is Sam Wyche. Offensive coordinator Tom Clements played and coached the position, and he has veteran backups in Kelly Holcomb and Shane Matthews. Former Bills backup QB Alex Van Pelt is a volunteer coaching assistant.

Takeo Spikes
Buffalo's defense figures to be strong again this season.


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[DraftBoy]

Guys Im pretty sure this is a big problem so Im gonna edit this, Im sorry but we arent allowed to put full articles up on the msg board, and esp not from a pay site like ESPN insider.

[ZacGriffi~82]

Perks of working for ESPN eh tlong..one of many..thanks man.

[T-Long]

Oh i didnt know we couldnt post articles...sorry about that