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Things I liked...


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-Gary Barnidge is finally starting to show his recieving ability along with the rest of our solid TE core. I really like all three of those guys.

-The offensive line is finally starting to gel this year. It took them a while, but they gave that quarterback of ours all the time in the world today

-Landon Johnson seemed to play much better than he has been for us. He was quick and aware today.

-Not Jake Delhomme

What did you guys like?

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DJ was open a lot when he was on the field too, observation I had from being at the game. Now if only Jake would look his way more then three times in a game. Defense was lights out today too bad they got put on the field in such poor situations.

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Like you, I liked the passes to the tight ends (specifically that nice one-handed snag by Rosario), as well as the passes to our backs.

I thought the defense as a whole played damned well today, and the line looked perhaps the best it has all season. Yes, this is against the Buffalo Bills, but Hollis Thomas seems to have transformed this line.

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DJ was open a lot when he was on the field too' date=' observation I had from being at the game. Now if only Jake would look his way more then three times in a game. Defense was lights out today too bad they got put on the field in such poor situations.[/quote']

DJ looked to be a much better option on that last pick also....

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- Hollis Thomas is a force inside, and he is keeping Beason free to fly around and make plays. Just what we needed.

- Our secondary is no longer out of position. As a result the defense is becoming confident and salty.

- Chris Harris... my god we got him for a 5th round pick lol. That guy lays wood, and he's smart.

- O-line is playing about as well as last season.

- Williams is like Barry Sanders, but bigger and stronger.

- Our TEs are coming to life.

All the pieces are in place for a playoff caliber team, all but 1. Jake is like an anchor dragging this team down, and losing to less talented teams is sickening. Consider if both teams played with the same player at QB. The Bills would have lost by double digits.

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DJ looked to be a much better option on that last pick also....

I saw that too. It looked like he had his man beat with no safety help over the top. What the hell was jake doing throwing into double coverage? Whats with his lack of confidence throwing to DJ?

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Defense plays lights out. If we didn't turn the ball over, we probably would have shut them out. Also, Smitty did well today so it's good to see that we are still capable of getting him the rock. I was glad to see Goodson get a few touches. Too bad he didn't do anything with them.

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