1. McNally turns our line into solid unit.
2a. We increase our sack total by at least 20% from last year.
2b. Our secondary can get at least twice the picks we had last year and more forced fumbles.
3. We run on 3rd and short. (at least the first 87 times)
We pound the ball with WM and TH, set up the pass (enter Lee Evans) and use the TE's more. Clock control. This would be a nice scenario IMO.
Last edited by BillsNick; 06-22-2004 at 06:24 PM.
couldnt agree more.
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i think the real key to winning games for us this year will be to play good disciplined football and outscore the opponent.
Originally posted by Tatonka
i think the real key to winning games for us this year will be to play good disciplined football and outscore the opponent.
Hate to say it but ......Execution, execution, execution!
You're right, we need to play like professionals and cut down on the penalties. Should help with Ruben gone.
agreed - well said!Originally posted by BillsNick
1. McNally turns our line into solid unit.
2a. We increase our sack total by at least 20% from last year.
2b. Our secondary can get at least twice the picks we had last year and more forced fumbles.
3. We run on 3rd and short. (at least the first 87 times
We pound the ball with WM and TH, set up the pass (enter Lee Evans) and use the TE's more. Clock control. This would be a nice scenario IMO.
"Creativity is more important than Intelligence."
The thing that killed me last year, was all the dumb penalties. I know the difference between a dumb penalty and a smart penalty, and last year we had so many blatently idiotic panalties. Drive killers, score killers, penalties that took us out of our already short FG rang. We cut those in half, and we've got a chance this year. The fact remains, champions don't commit many penalties.
Many times we didn't even have drives to kill by penalties. :snicker2:
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1. AgreeOriginally posted by BillsNick
1. McNally turns our line into solid unit.
2a. We increase our sack total by at least 20% from last year.
2b. Our secondary can get at least twice the picks we had last year and more forced fumbles.
3. We run on 3rd and short. (at least the first 87 times
We pound the ball with WM and TH, set up the pass (enter Lee Evans) and use the TE's more. Clock control. This would be a nice scenario IMO.
2. Dont see it
3. Agree
Like I think Eb said 9-7.
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Originally Posted by Dr.Lecter
Williams era was marked by lack of discipline. I think Ruben was responsible for half our penalties the last few years, it drove me absolutley NUTS.
My two concerns with our team are the Center position, I don't see Teague as the solution there, gets pushed back into the pocket, we need a hog. Second concern is Bledsoe, I love the guy but am not sure he ever had that "thing". Can't seem to get it done when the chips are down. I hope he proves me wrong this year, I would be the happiest man on earth if we won a Super Bowl with Bledsoe at the helm.
All in all I believe firmly that our offense will be much better, we certainly have some great tools and now some coaches I trust to call plays that suit the personnel.
We also need to develop and maintain a killer instinct and put teams away..........successful teams do that year in and year out and vice versa.....
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Well saidOriginally posted by I'M A BELIEVER
We also need to develop and maintain a killer instinct and put teams away..........successful teams do that year in and year out and vice versa.....
Hmmm, the idea that outscoring opponents leads to wins. That is an interesting concept. Have to look into that one to see if it is valid, although my gut instinct doesn't think so.Originally posted by Tatonka
i think the real key to winning games for us this year will be to play good disciplined football and outscore the opponent.
KICK RETURN MAN... can't stress that enough people...field position is everything, especially when you play the type of game the Bills plan to (heavy run offense, solid D, control the clock)...
A more explosive man back there will make for shorter fields on offense(less of a chance for #11 to mess up...maybe..) and demorolized opposing defenses with their backs against the wall..
Antonio Brown might be the answer after a year of sucking under his belt, but id try Jonathan Smith, Terrence McGee and even BOBBY SHAW...after all Donahoe initally signed him because of his punt/kick return abilities....
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I agree 100% on the kick return game. I would like to see what brown does with his second chance, but I really like McGee back there as well. The kid plays hard every time he's on the field.
I've done some research, gone into the archives and interviewed many experts, and my tentative conclusion is that, yes, we win when we score more points than our opponents.Originally posted by Kramer
Hmmm, the idea that outscoring opponents leads to wins. That is an interesting concept. Have to look into that one to see if it is valid, although my gut instinct doesn't think so.
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Originally posted by Tatonka
i think the real key to winning games for us this year will be to play good disciplined football and outscore the opponent.
**** that... it never works.
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"I think the team that score the most points will win this one"
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Originally posted by zone
"I think the team that score the most points will win this one"
-John Madden
Originally posted by ScottLawrence
**** that... it never works.
that was the reference that i was making to begin with.. the funny thing is that some people were shaking there heads up and down while reading it.. thinking.. "hey.. he really is on to something here"Originally posted by zone
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