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Ginn looked good

Hotsauce

By Hotsauce,
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Target the guy more and give him more chances to perform.  Boost his confidence. Coach him up a little more in the film room.  He's got the potential to put a TD on the board every single game, not counting returns, but you have to throw the ball his way, and I don't mean ten yards in front of him.  He has a powerful afterburner, but not one that fast.

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I'm calling it. Steve, Ginn, Hixon. Resign Gettis and cut Edwards. I'm an Armanti fan but for FUG sake he is just not quick enough to be a threat. We need speed with the incompetent line we have. We also need another veteran besides Smith for some leadership in Hixon.

What scares me is that Shula did not attempt to get Rogers on Smith. Smith would've eaten him alive and a hurry up offense could've made that happen. I watched Rogers get eaten up by Armanti to Brian Quick while he was at Richmond so anything less than him being burned up would be a serious disappointment. Ginn alligator armed one deep ball but if Cam hits one in four of those 50 yard passes it's a success. He had one that was caught for a TD and one Ginn alligator armed out of around 5 deep balls that traveled well over 50 yards in the air.

Was today a success? No, but I hate the "billieve" moniker and we just became an example and highlight reel for the Bills if they do nothing else this year. An 0-2 Giants team under Coughlin may be vulnerable if we are able to freakin game plan and show competent match ups.

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