Stop blaming the coaches especially Greg Williams

[That Guy]

we're 3-6 - there's plenty of blame to go around. GW has given us the #3 and #9 defense the last two years, and has a track record of good defenses (he turned the bills D from jokes to top 3), so i'd look more at the players and circumstance before calling for his head.

guys like breaux and saunders may be extraneous. That doesn't mean they're terrible, just that i don't personally believe that they really add a lot of value... too many chefs and all that.


as far as the bills losing games - their offense has been bad for a long time, their OL isn't good, their QB play isn't great, and GW has never been known as an offensive guy.

[PhxRedSkin]

Originally Posted by Olddeadskin

Al Saunders, we need 5 you throw for 3 , we need 8 you throw for 6. what gives?

Agreed! We've watched him call those plays in the crunch. Whose brilliant idea was it to bring in Saunders?

Yes, it sounded fantastic back before rook camp, spring camp, however it is not working here. When I heard Brunell speak about Saunders bring a new, 700 page play book to us, and Mark said "it stinks"....something like at my age I have to RElearn a 700 page playbook, "sucks."

1. Protect Campbell, (O)
2. Trade for Andrew Walter, he'd love to be our backup
3. Make Saunders call plays from the sideline.
4. Let GW tear a new culo into somebody who did not play up to expectations.
5. Do not tell Campbell what to do. Let him make his own decisions. Maybe someday you will compare him with Cunningham.

Let him play;

Hail
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How would you like to be cut, relegated to the practice squaud or IR'd and watch the Eggs beat you 27-3?

[That Guy]

why would we want andrew walter? if anything, gibbs will want a vet backup.

[Daseal]

Al Saunders, we need 5 you throw for 3 , we need 8 you throw for 6. what gives?

Some guy from the Washington Post said this morning on WashingtonPost radio (hurray clock alarms) that those dump off plays were more Mark Brunell rather than Sanders, a few were Sanders devices such as the run on 3rd down (which converted, who else was shocked). I believe most of those passes were check downs, just like 90% of the passes Brunell threw.