Nevermind. Looks like MM already stated the obvious.

But that's a problem that you have to be aware of constantly, and continue to focus on.

It's not one that you fix, and simply forget about.



These are the kind of problems that you're going to see when there's little time to incorporate new parts into your defense.

This is an execution problem, not a preparation issue.

We have had an offseason leading up to this game and now we have 10 full days of singular focus to prepare for the worst team in the NFL.

We got this.

The O-line looked significantly better... IMO... when Albert and Gaither were paired together at the Tackle positions Thursday night. Sure, it is a small sample size to look at, but it was a pairing that showed a lot of promise in pass protection. Again, this may only be my opinion.

I'm sorry, Cassel has me pooping my pants. But you're right, they are bad. I just hope Cassel doesn't ruin it. Because like you mentioned, we would've owned them last year if he would've played better.

I think we they will see a movie every year in camp with Haley. I think it will be a Haley trademark tradition.

I do think that was the plan. But at the same time, when they came out in Thursday's game and gave the starters considerably more time, we saw starters begin to drop like flies. Charles limps off(thankfully comes back), Richardson limps off, Moeaki limps off, Cassel limps off, etc.

They're sacrificing rhythm and chemistry, yet when they give the starters considerable time, they're still getting injured. I just question whether injury prevention was worth neglecting the chemistry and momentum of this young team.

IMO - it was not. They have some very "winnable" games the early part of the season. In fact, one could argue that they are "must wins" because of how difficult thier schedule gets later in the season. It appears they are heading for a slow start. I don't think that would be the case ahd the starters had more playing time during the preseason.

From what I'm hearing, the Bills are not playing the pass very well this year.

They have one pass rusher, and he's a brokedick. They are going to be playing a rookie corner a lot.

I think Cassel will be fine.

Good grief Smed, what'd they do to you at the asylum? is there anyone you can turn to for help, an uncle thats a lawyer or something?

Jamaal will be just fine, even if he has a down year it'll be better than most starters good year.