Hmmmm, MM called the O plays from week 5 on!

[X-Era]

Interesting.

Lets see, JP got benched before week 5 and we pulled off 2 wins vs. Fins and Jets. Was it Holcomb or the new play calling?

A new rinkle to those that think Holcomb brought the spark.

Check out Billsdaily, buffnews has the report

[SquishDaFish]

Will you get over yourself on defending JP so damn much. Just support whomever they put in there and be rest assured JP is the future of this franchise and he will get his time. Just root for us to WIN! And stop worrying if JP got screwed by the coaches.

[madness]

If I'm here all day during work, what actually makes you think I'll actually do work?

:link:

[justasportsfan]

Interesting.

A new rinkle
as far as you're concerned. That's all you.

[SquishDaFish]

LOL madness. Nice post hahaha

[STAMPY]

Will you get over yourself on defending JP so damn much. Just support whomever they put in there and be rest assured JP is the future of this franchise and he will get his time. Just root for us to WIN! And stop worrying if JP got screwed by the coaches.

:bf1:

[Jan Reimers]

Question: When the Head Coach takes over the offensive play calling, what does the Offensive Coordinator do?

Answer: Becomes the Head Coach at Temple.

[madness]

I'm going to miss him so much. :rolleyes:

[Jan Reimers]

I'm going to miss him so much. :rolleyes:
Me too. Like an abscessed tooth.

[northernbillfan]

That's what happens when you count on the people from Bills Daily to provide you with news. We have that same article on our front page but to save you some time, I'll provide a direct link to the article.

Full article (http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20051118/1051165.asp)

Never mind directing our members to Bills Daily, Get Into the Zone! (http://www.billszone.com/)

[madness]

Thanks nbf!

[Devin]

Will you get over yourself on defending JP so damn much. Just support whomever they put in there and be rest assured JP is the future of this franchise and he will get his time. Just root for us to WIN! And stop worrying if JP got screwed by the coaches.

Tell me about it, its a bit tiresome now.

[madness]

I could care less about how it's affecting the QB position. Now that's it's confirmed, it's almost certain Clements won't be here next year.

So the next question is... Who do we hire?

[Devin]

who we will hire and who we should hire are two very different questions.

We rarely hire the best man for the job.

[madness]

Okay, lets start with the should.

[McGahee420]

who we will hire and who we should hire are two very different questions.

We rarely hire the best man for the job.

Rich Rodriguez from West Virginia University.

[Pride]

The Offensive Coordinator (dont know his name) for the Falcons!

He has experience with mobile QB's who are raw and talented.

He runs the ball VERY well.

[McGahee420]

The Offensive Coordinator (dont know his name) for the Falcons!

He has experience with mobile QB's who are raw and talented.

He runs the ball VERY well.

sounds good, bring him in

[madness]

Greg Knapp - offensive coordinator; born March 5, 1963, Long Beach, Calif. Quarterback Cal State-Sacramento 1982-85. No pro playing experience. College coach: Cal State-Sacramento 1986-1994. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 1995-2003, joined Falcons in 2004.

[madness]

I'd hire him. Here's a link (http://www.atlantafalcons.com/team/coachbio.jsp?id=1914) to his bio:

Despite teaching a brand new offensive system in 2004, Greg Knapp's results were impressive as his unit helped the Falcons to just their third division title in team history, while advancing to the NFC Championship Game for the second time in team annals, and posting the best overall team record since the Super Bowl season of 1998. Knapp's trend in building successful quarterback play continued last year as he now has coached a quarterback to the

Pro Bowl in eight out of his 10 years in the NFL. Three different signal-callers - Steve Young (1998), Jeff Garcia (2000-02), and Michael Vick (2005) - have all benefited from the watchful eye of Knapp by earning tickets to Hawaii.

Under Knapp's tutelage, the Falcons rushing game produced the third-highest total in the NFL since 1990 with a team record 2,672 yards. The Falcons had never led the NFL in rushing in their 39 year history. The 5.1 yards per-carry average easily outdistanced the previous team high of 4.5 yards and it marked only the ninth time since the NFL went to a 16 game schedule in 1978 that a team averaged 5.1 yards or more per carry. The team's rushing exploits were highlighted by a 327 yard rushing explosion, the fourth-highest postseason rushing total in NFL history and a new team-best, in the club's 47-17 NFC Divisional Playoff victory over St. Louis. Knapp's handiwork was evident in a number of prominent offensive accomplishments last year that included sending two players - Vick and TE Alge Crumpler - to the Pro Bowl.

[doomsdayvirus]

lets make eric moulds the offensive coordinator. he's halfway there anyway.

either that, or a winged monkey. can't be any worse than clements.