If you let someone on a BB take your hope away, that is your fault. :D

How could I possibly take anything from YOU?

You're the doom and gloomer.

<i>But our teams are going in different directions that's the worst thing to me. Bills are a young ascending team same for the Titans where we on the other hand are the old declining team.</i>

That's because we can't seem to draft worth a crap and we keep signing aging FA's to fill in for our draft mistakes. We also sign those FA's because it creates a buzz among the fans and sells tickets.

I was thinking about Chris Farleys SNL skits...

Just was craking me up!

Its not all doom and gloom, there is a ray of hope we do have Damon Huard...

LOL!

C'mon man - WR's take time to develop. You can find lots of Wideouts around the league who blossomed in their 3rd year, that doesn't mean all the guys that coached those players were stupid for not starting them in their rookie or sophmore years.

Didn't Erik Coleman and Kerry Rhodes both start as rookies?

ROFL

I agree with those who say he's not being used correctly, he's always been known as a premier press CB who excels a jamming guys at the line.

Have i been very disappointed at times...Yes.

Is there plenty of blame to spread around...Yes.

NOBODY can lock down a man or a zone for the 10 minutes that teams often seem to have against us. And i believe the D coaches are just as much to blame for that as anyone.

If we had played a more "Let it Rip" style of D this season there is no way we would be sitting at .500. We had Livers imploding with AGGRESSIVE D. The browns game would have had a completely different outcome if they had been chasing derrick friggin anderson around like that.

I think Ty can/will still be a playmaker for a year or 2, pinning it all on him
is a mistake.

Its time for the coaches to accept some of the blame for schemes that dont seem to maximize what we do have.

Uh, that's what I said. "Jeff Fisher takes a crap team from 0-5 to 7-7 because of coaching and front office acquistions". There's also the Vince Young factor but at least Fisher and his owner aren't afraid to play a rookie QB (albeit, a rookie with massive talent and potential).

Actually, you were bitching about lack of household names. The Titans aren't resplendent with talent, they just have a good coach.

Donnie Edwards was drafted in 1996, Tait in 1999. So the Chiefs, under Carl Peterson, have had exactly TWO players leave in the last 10 years that actually made an impact on their new teams.

That's some high-quality player personnel decisions. :shake:

Joe Horn
Keith Traylor
Reggie Tongue
Scott Fuijita

He was drafted in 1995.

Theres no such thing as Santa Claus