Yeah, you just let us know when your YUGO wins the Indy 500!Originally Posted by HHURRICANE
Yeah, you just let us know when your YUGO wins the Indy 500!Originally Posted by HHURRICANE
Its like FTP reads a post then ampliphies it 1000%.
For example a guy will say "Hey I like Trent Edwards I feel that with the offseason to learn the playbook an mature I feel he could have a good year"
FTP Response "YOU STUPID BILLS FANS THINK TRENT EDWARDS IS GOING TO BE A SUPERSTAR AND LIGHT UP THE LEAGUE AND THROW 39 TD PASSES. YOU GUYS ARE SO STUPID BLAH BLAH BLAH."
Chill the **** out already guy.
I think sacks allowed is a much better indicator of the Oline than the YPC of a rusher whose one long 60 yard run can skew that stat easily...even your teal and orange colored glasses should allow you to see that.Originally Posted by Bling
Originally Posted by THATHURMANATOR
When has Holliday EVER played DE in a 3-4? Much less played it well? He was a 4-3 DE with the Packers (LDE) and Chefs (RDE) and only switched to DT with the Dols.Originally Posted by dplus47
You don't think the ineptitude of John Beck (especially him) and Cleo Lemon count for something? Seven sacks in five games is pretty impressive. I think you could definitely make a case that Miami is better with run support, and the Bills are better at pass blocking. It probably will stay that same with the heap of man named Jake Long.Originally Posted by mysticsoto
Miami has used the hybrid plenty of times. Where Taylor blitzed but from the LB position. Holliday lined up as a DE in the 3-4 position. It's been limited, so even from an opinion that can't even tell me Holliday's number, it's hard to get a reading as if he's a good 3-4 DE.Originally Posted by Goobylal
i'm not trying to post anything crazy. he has been with miami for 3 years now. the team hasn't run a strict 3-4 the entire time, but when they have, holliday has been lined up as a DE. this has been going on since 2005, with the arrival of saban. 2 years of saban + 1 year of cameron/capers = 3 years of a hybrid defense. i don't think he has done too badly at the position when healthy.Originally Posted by Goobylal
Yes, I'm sure their ineptitude contributed also. A run blocking oriented line is probably something that appeals to Parcells anyway - so I expect this is how he prefers it.Originally Posted by Bling
I just want to revisit this thread. Do I look like such an idiot now?
20 crap o line votes?
i try to be nice around here but when you guys turn into sore losers its time to call it like it is. every preseason its the same thing coming out of western ny. you guys have talent, you guys have coaching, you guys are gonna win blah blah blah. who went 4-2 in the division with 3 road wins? who went 6-2 overall on the road? and most importantly, who went 11-5 and is the AFC EAST CHAMPS??? WE ARE.
call any part of our entire organization frorm top to bottom crap, but realize in doing so what you're saying about the circus at one bills drive.
wow, did I ever put my foot in my mouth this summer..Originally Posted by patmoran2006
Though I still dont think Parcels would've drafted Ginn.
" I think they are clearly one of the 2 or worst teams in football."
Oops.
props to you for manning up sirOriginally Posted by patmoran2006
Originally Posted by Ingtar33
ok, their coaching staff had them going full bore sooner then i thought they would.
i thought it would take week 10 min... it took them 5 weeks to get in gear.
that's good coaching.
And it's a good line.
My wife told me that if I had a dollar for every girl who found me unattractive, girls would find me VERY attractive.
MY WIFE SAID THAT!!!
I voted in the poll that Miami had a good OL, in particular a powerful running game. I clearly didn't expect them to be as dominant as they have been though. Certainly having Pennington helps but Ronnie Brown? That guy has been something else. How the hell did he come back from a torn ACL like that and have arguably his best season?
While the Miami OL might not be crappy, I can bet that had a hell of alot to do with Pennington.
Put Dante back under center, or hell, any one of our QBs, and Im sure the OL would of looked much different.
While yes football is a team game, -there's a reason why QBs are usually the most coveted position in the game.