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So, who's out there for the Bills to sign as a backup??
Couch
Doug Johnson
Rob Johnson
quickly coming up in the rear-view mirror...
Kordell?
Couch
Doug Johnson
Rob Johnson
quickly coming up in the rear-view mirror...
Kordell?
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honestly, i'd take doug johnson or kordell in a heartbeat. i think they are very servicable backups. Kordell can be used in goalione situations where we know drew is less effective.
The only thing that worries me about Doug Johnson is his name is a combination of two evils in Buffalo. I know Johnson sucked last year in starting for Vick but that team was just pitiful. -
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he is already signed...by SD thankfullyOriginally posted by justasportsfan
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Here is a thought, lets try to lure David Garrard away from Jacksonville. Garrard, who many of you may not have ever heard of, played his college ball at East Carolina University, which is my school, so it would be cool if the Bills made a play on him. I am not stupid, and i do realize that this whole idea of mine is totally unrealistic, but its fun to throw it around anywayz.If you walk with Jesus today, you don't have anything to worry about tomorrow...Comment
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god its like picking which QB left sucks the least.Comment
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...mmm...he's under contract...Originally posted by elltrain22
Here is a thought, lets try to lure David Garrard away from Jacksonville. Garrard, who many of you may not have ever heard of, played his college ball at East Carolina University, which is my school, so it would be cool if the Bills made a play on him. I am not stupid, and i do realize that this whole idea of mine is totally unrealistic, but its fun to throw it around anywayz.
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.Comment
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Discounting Doug Johnson's poor showing last season, what other background does he have? Where did he play his college ball? Did he show any promise at the time? What are his measurables? Does he have any kind of arm strength? How does he react to pressure from the defensive line?
It may be that we'll be better off drafting a QB than picking up anyone who's left.I've made up my mind. Don't confuse me with the facts.
I'm the most reasonable poster here. If you don't agree, I'll be forced to have a hissy fit.Comment
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we need bodies at QB! We have to sign a vet. A rookie is not good enough.Originally posted by TigerJ
Discounting Doug Johnson's poor showing last season, what other background does he have? Where did he play his college ball? Did he show any promise at the time? What are his measurables? Does he have any kind of arm strength? How does he react to pressure from the defensive line?
It may be that we'll be better off drafting a QB than picking up anyone who's left.Comment
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When did the Raiders release RJ?Originally posted by Ebenezer
So, who's out there for the Bills to sign as a backup??
Couch
Doug Johnson
Rob Johnson
quickly coming up in the rear-view mirror...
Kordell?
Has there been any mention of Kordell coming to Buffalo (I hope NOT), I thought he was intrested in Denver?Comment
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...he is not on the Raiders...according to Ourlads, he isn't on an NFL rosterOriginally posted by Cntrygal
When did the Raiders release RJ?
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.Comment
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Originally posted by Ebenezer
...he is not on the Raiders...according to Ourlads, he isn't on an NFL roster
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I'll say again, Jeff Blake would be a very serviceable backup.
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Re: QBs available...
Kordell does strike me as a come from behind kind of guy.....Originally posted by Ebenezer
So, who's out there for the Bills to sign as a backup??
Couch
Doug Johnson
Rob Johnson
quickly coming up in the rear-view mirror...
Kordell?
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actually.. prior to getting thrown in last year.. doug johnson was considered a very good back up and he was looked at very much the same as volek, just 2 seasons ago when he was a RFA.. he ended up going back to atlanta... but there was some interest in him.Originally posted by TigerJ
Discounting Doug Johnson's poor showing last season, what other background does he have? Where did he play his college ball? Did he show any promise at the time? What are his measurables? Does he have any kind of arm strength? How does he react to pressure from the defensive line?
It may be that we'll be better off drafting a QB than picking up anyone who's left.
he played some real good games prior to last eyar.. and even had a couple of decent games last year.. but nothing to write home about.
i am thinking the same thing..Originally posted by Mr. Miyagi
I'll say again, Jeff Blake would be a very serviceable backup.
but you guys do realize we have travis brown.. he has done nothing to warrant not being the back up."All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie HoweComment
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