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[Mike]

Re: Hating Mike Mularkey

That sounds like a leader, as I recall Bledsoe stank it up that year and had key turnovers against Pittsburgh's benchwarmers to tko us from the playoffs. I would have given anything to give that cancer a chance to metestasize and consume the locker room and infect people with an attitude of winning.

Further the homers will use all kinds of excuses.... its silly really. If the Bills traded Jim Kelly in 1987 because he did not want to play for the Bills these same fans would have supported the move and blasted Kelly.

What needs to be understood is that in any organization there is going to be friction between the moving parts and leadership is often defined by how well differences are overcome and how the different factions are united in a common goal.

[justasportsfan]

Re: Hating Mike Mularkey

Why hate Mularkey?

He's the best HC we've had since Wade left.

It would be interesting to see what Mularkey could have done with Fitz/Stevie instead of Drew/Moulds/Evans and a DL he inherited from Jauron instead of a D inherited from Greg Williams. MY guess is nothing. See the jaguars now.

[Joebuffalowins]

My Bills/Jags recap

http://www.buffalowins.com/buffalo-bills/articles/bills-jags-recap-34-18.html

I get it, you have to root for something and telling yourself that it's possible is understandable. Just merely use it as a way to make these games more exciting. Think of it as a way of thinking Gyp Rosetti has a chance at killing Nucky Thompson on Boardwalk, when we all know it won't happen. You keep that element of disbelief alive to make your viewing habits not so predictable.

The Bills beat an awful team today.


I think they'll beat the Rams next week, even though they are coming off a nice win against San Fran. They will be 6-7 and then we will have about 20 discussions geared towards winning out or losing out for a high draft pick. You'll hear the same crap about learning how to win/high pick doesn't mean anything vs. losing out for a QB and we could have had Big Ben if we lost one more games in 2003. It's the same **** I've heard for years now. Frankly, I don't care. I'm kind of just over all of this.

[gebobs]

Re: My Bills/Jags recap

"Feast or fathom"?

[Joebuffalowins]

Re: My Bills/Jags recap

"Feast or fathom"?

My god I'm a ****en hack. Thanks!

[gebobs]

Re: My Bills/Jags recap

My god I'm a ****en hack. Thanks!

Hehe...I do that too, but usually with homonyms. I confuse know/no sometimes. Seriously.

[Joebuffalowins]

Stats about the Bills turnaround

http://www.buffalowins.com/buffalo-bills/articles/field-goals-day-and-night-for-the-bills-defense.html

The Bills entered the bye with a 3-4 record after allowing no fewer than 35 points in each of their four losses. In fact, the Bills have allowed an average of 36.6 points, 259 passing yards and 170 rushing yards per game in each loss (passing yards calculated with sack yardage). The Bills forced only four turnovers and registered 10 sacks in each of their seven losses.

By comparison, Buffalo has yielded averages of 15.8 points, 187.8 passing yards and 95 rushing yards in each of their five wins. The Bills have 17 sacks and 12 turnovers in those games.
Please read and tell a friend. Thanks!!

[Skooby]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

We do better in the wins versus the losses, go figure.

[EDS]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

http://www.buffalowins.com/buffalo-b...s-defense.html

The Bills entered the bye with a 3-4 record after allowing no fewer than 35 points in each of their four losses. In fact, the Bills have allowed an average of 36.6 points, 259 passing yards and 170 rushing yards per game in each loss (passing yards calculated with sack yardage). The Bills forced only four turnovers and registered 10 sacks in each of their seven losses.

By comparison, Buffalo has yielded averages of 15.8 points, 187.8 passing yards and 95 rushing yards in each of their five wins. The Bills have 17 sacks and 12 turnovers in those games.
Please read and tell a friend. Thanks!!

Wait, the Bills were able to hold offensive juggernauts like the Jaguars, Cardinals, Dolphins, Browns and Chiefs (all of whom are among the 8 worst offenses in the NFL) in check?

Championship!!!!!

[stuckincincy]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

[QUOTE=EDS;3721548]Wait, the Bills were able to hold offensive juggernauts like the Jaguars, Cardinals, Dolphins, Browns and Chiefs (all of whom are among the 8 worst offenses in the NFL) in check?

Championship!!!!![/]

[Mr. Miyagi]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

Wait, the Bills were able to hold offensive juggernauts like the Jaguars, Cardinals, Dolphins, Browns and Chiefs (all of whom are among the 8 worst offenses in the NFL) in check?

Championship!!!!!

Yeah I was going to say the same thing. Look who we played before and after the bye.

[ParanoidAndroid]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

Tell a friend! LOLz

[stuckincincy]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

Tell a friend! LOLz

I award you 1 Zorkmid.

[HAMMER]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

I don't see this team winning another game this year. O-line now in shambles spells disaster.

[Joebuffalowins]

Re: Stats about the Bills turnaround

Yeah I was going to say the same thing. Look who we played before and after the bye.

Yeah, he mentioned the teams being better. Although, they did alright against the Texans offense