Team-by-team glances for 2003

[PA Season Ticket Holder]

The decision to trade for Drew Bledsoe at quarterback paid huge dividends, lifting the Bills from pretenders to contenders. Bledsoe, along with wide receivers Peerless Price and Eric Moulds, produced one of the most explosive offenses and have revitalized the Bills. The passing game also opened up the running attack of Travis Henry, who had a career year.

http://nfl.com/teams/news/offseason/BUF

http://nfl.com/news/offseason

[ublinkwescore]

Our schedule isn't that great, but it could have been harder.

Of the teams that we play next year, the following were in the playoffs - NYJ (2x), Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Tennessee (can't wait for that one), N.Y. Giants, and that's it.

We get Tennessee in Tennessee, N.Y. Giants and Jets both at Giants Stadium, the Jets at home (obviously), Indy at home, and Philadelphia at home (thank god for that one).

[WG]

Yeah, but never count out N.E. and Miami even tho they didn't make the POs. N.E. whupped us something fierce last year and that'll be a stigma until we change it. You know how the media likes to work. As long as we limit Drew to less than 30 attempts we should easily be able to beat N.E.

[ublinkwescore]

I hope so.

N.E. is in my opinion our most feared rival.

But I don't think we'll get swept by them this year.

[superbills]

Can't wait to unleash our D on NE (once we get Sam, of course :) )

It's not an easy schedule, but a few of those teams not in our division are mere pretenders (i.e. Dallas, Washington). I believe the AFC east will be THE thoughest division this year, so it should be a wild one!