I can't believe that dave Wannstedt still has a job.

 

I don't admire Ricky Williams; but, after seeing the offensive line of Miami this year, I can see a little more than drug problems in his decision to leave. By the end of the year he would have been broken and beaten so badly he would never be the same. You have a responsibility to protect your investments, and Miami didn't make very good decisions in that area.

 

We in western NY are familiar with that sort of thing, our o-line leaks like a sieve and I think its done in every QB in Buffalo since Jim Kelly (except Doug Flutie, Tom "a$$ clown" Donahoe stabbed him in the back). I was reading soem article recently that was saying that offensive line play is at an all time low in the NFL. The more od this eason I watch, the more I agree. The teams with decent o-lines can be counted on one hand and Buffalo and Miami are not even close to average.

 

I'm telling you guys... an 'above-average' high school team would go out there, gift wrap and hand deliver the Phin's O-Line's ***** to them. For a nice, yet personal, effect, they may even serve it on a polished silver platter.

BTW, Wanny and the O-line aren't the only problems. Lest we forget about Jay Fiedler... In the past couple of games, I've witnessed this guy make decisions that rival a 5th grade Rotary football quarterback. This guy is *NOT* professional quality; plain and simple.

 

Although not totally impressive i say !!!!!GO BILLS!!!!!

Baltimore next.

My call for next weeks game:

BILLS 31 Ravens 28

 

I haven't been impressed with him since he got his first start. In all fairness, it's hard to go from Marino to... Well, anybody.

 

No arguements there.... no doubt about it.

I'd like to see Miami pick up Tim Couch (released from the Browns last year)...

That, or go after Culpepper.

 

Pass me a cold one brewdude, our JETS!!! are 5-0 so far













GO JETS!

 

 

in your dreams bucky!

 

Yeah. It is.