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Can someone tell me the name of the Head Coach that re inserted Harrington into the lineup over Garcia?
Just something to think about.
Just something to think about.
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Wait till that little factoid actually registers with some of the posters here.Originally posted by Kerr
And one more factoid...who was it Ralph Wilson reportedly REALLY wanted out of that draft? Same guy that was re inserted into the Detroit starting lineup? Hummmmm....Comment
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IF the price is right...
MAYBE Harrington needs a change...Send me some wings!
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A thought on Harrington: PassOriginally posted by BillsZone Mod
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Many QB's have went through that same thing and did well elsewhere.Originally posted by MTBillsFanComment
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Oh he will....to Evans, Davis, Royal....Originally posted by casdhf
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Bring him in!"Thinking is the hardest thing there is, that's why so few engage in it!"
"Between stimulus and response there is a space.
In that space lies our freedom and power to choose our response.
In those choices lie our growth and our hapiness."
"If you don't take care of your health now, you will undoubtly have to deal with your illness later!"Comment
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B-U-S-T. And he's a brat. PASS.
Jon
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I was impressed with how well harrington played against the steelers in the last game of the season, but the steelers were playing their starters. Even though they lost, he put them in a position to win.
Personally, I think the guy has talent and was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.Comment
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Originally, he was the bills pick for qb of the future, that is before Detroit took him and we ended up with Mike Williams.Comment
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Not a bust, not a brat... bring him in!"Thinking is the hardest thing there is, that's why so few engage in it!"
"Between stimulus and response there is a space.
In that space lies our freedom and power to choose our response.
In those choices lie our growth and our hapiness."
"If you don't take care of your health now, you will undoubtly have to deal with your illness later!"Comment
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He was rated so high by the "know-it-alls" that he never would've dropped to us in that draft.
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WTF? Detroit drafted 3rd, we drafted 4th and TD tried to get Carolina to trade with us so we could get him and they said hell no thinking we might be BSing to get peppers.Originally posted by Mudflap1Comment
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Let's see here...
Harrington had Mike Williams, Roy Williams, Charles Rogers, Kevin Jones, and Marcus Pollard, and an admittedly crappy offensive line. He also was tutored by one of the finest offensive/QB minds in the NFL. He failed.
Now, we bring him to Buffalo, still have no offensive line, have a running back who is about the same, much weaker talent in the receiving corps, and an even crappier offensive line. We also have Jauron as our coach, and Fairchild as the offensive coordinator. You think this guy is going to have all the weapons and coaching necessary (as opposed to what he had in Detroit) to turn it around? Please.
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