Time To Pay The Bills

[mfbmike]

Defense Scores 4 Touchdowns As Bills Cruise To 6th Straight Win Away From Buffalo

(6-1) 48

@

24 (4-3)

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1st Quarter:

T. Mcgee returned interception 13 yards (N. Folk kick) - 7:04

2nd Quarter:

L. Evans 6 yard pass from T. Edwards (N. Folk kick) - 13:18
L. Johnson 54 yard run (R. Lindell kick) - 6:13
T. Mcgee returned fumble 25 yards (N. Folk kick) - 3:50
A. Maybin returned fumble 60 yards (N. Folk kick) - 0:05

3rd Quarter:

D. Bess 20 yard pass from T. Edwards (N. Folk kick) - 8:39
L. Maroney 5 yard run (R. Lindell kick) - 3:40

4th Quarter:

S. Nelson 15 yard pass from T. Edwards (N. Folk kick) - 12:58
T. Mcgee returned interception 57 yards (kick blocked) - 11:10
L. Johnson 88 yard run (R. Lindell kick) - 10:50
R. Lindell 37 yard field goal - 1:53

[table="head;width=15em"]|1st|2nd|3rd|4th|Final
BUF|7|21|7|13|48
KC|0|7|7|10|24[/table]

Team Stats/Comparisons:

Total Offense: 317 | 403
Rushing Yards: 87 | 201
Passing Yards: 230 | 202
1st Downs: 15 | 14
Turnovers: 2 (+3) | 5 (-3)
3rd Down Conversions: 9-15 (60%) | 1-11 (9%)
4th Down Conversions: 0-1 (0%) | 0-0 (0%)
Red Zone %: 3-4 (75%, 3TD) | 2-2 (100%, TD, FG)
Penalties: 0-0 | 1-12
Possesion Time: 36:09 | 23:51

Player Stats/Comparisons:

Passing:

Trent Edwards 23-32 256YDS 3TD 2INT

Matt Cassel 21-37 231YDS 3INT

Rushing:

Marshawn Lynch 25ATT 75YDS
Quinn Johnson 3ATT 2YDS
Fred Jackson 1ATT 6YDS
Trent Edwards 1ATT 4YDS

Larry Johnson 18ATT 195YDS 2TD
Laurence Maroney 1ATT 5YDS TD

Receiving:

Lee Evans 9REC 95YDS TD
Shawn Nelson 3REC 54YDS TD
Davone Bess 3REC 49YDS TD
Earl Bennett 3REC 36YDS
Marshawn Lynch 3REC 14YDS

Martin Rucker 5REC 45YDS
Jordan Williams 4REC 55YDS
Sione Mcroy 3REC 31YDS
Dwayne Bowe 2REC 36YDS

Defense:

Terrence Mcgee 2TKL 2INT FR 3TD
Aaron Maybin 3TKL (2TFL) 2SACK FR TD
Paul Posluszny 7TKL (1TFL) INT FF
Theodore West 1TKL FF
Leodis Mckelvin 1TKL (1TFL) SACK

Tyson Jackson 6TKL (4TFL) 2SACK
Mike Vrabel 6TKL (2TFL) INT
Hiram Eugene 5TKL (1TFL) INT
Glenn Dorsey 6TKL (1TFL) SACK

Player Of The Game:

Terrence Mcgee

Next Game:

​

 

[Justo]

dam Cassel threw 3 picks, but what the hell was that last dive? i never saw that one before

 

[mfbmike]

rofl, no idea. When I saw it, I busted out laughing. He tried to turn himself into a bullet or something. lul

3 touchdowns in a game defensively? He can dive however he pleases at that point. lol.

 

[mfbmike]

Around The League Update (Week 9)

Offensive Player Of The Week:

QB Philip Rivers
24-37 269YDS 3TD

Defensive Player Of The Week:

CB Terrence Mcgee 2TKL 2INT FR 3TD

Offensive Player Of The Week:

QB Donovan Mcnabb
18-28 348YDS 4TD 7CAR 22YDS

Defensive Player Of The Week:

CB Ronde Barber
2INT TD​

 

[mfbmike]

Week 10 Preview
Sunday, November 13, 1:00 PM @ Ralph Wilson Stadium

(7-1)

vs

(4-4)

Looking deeper into the upcoming week 10 matchup between the Raiders and Bills. there is 1 stat that jumps off the page.

Turnover differential.

The Bills have shown an uncanny ability to take care of the ball this year and are currently tied for 1st in the league with a +7 turnover differential.

On the other hand, the Raiders haven't had the same luck, as they are tied for 32nd in the league with a -8 turnover differential, mostly in part to excessive giveaways due to fumbles.

The Bills defense' mouths have to be watering coming into this matchup after forcing 5 fumbles in their past 2 games and knowing how prone the Raiders offense is prone to giving up the ball with a well placed hit.

If the Bills' fail to force turnovers though, they can be in a world of hurt as the Raiders are one of the fastest teams in the league.

Raiders Key Additions: WR Tony Bell R* (76)

Bills/Raiders Breakdown:

:allamerican::allamerican: Quarterback :allamerican::allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Raiders
:allamerican::allamerican::allamerican: Running Back :allamerican::allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican::allamerican: Wide Receiver :allamerican::allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Raiders
:allamerican::allamerican::allamerican: Pass Defense :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Bills
:allamerican::allamerican: Rush Defense :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican::allamerican: Special Teams :allamerican::allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Raiders
:allamerican: Coaching :allamerican:
Advantage:: Even

Injuries:
Bills: None
Raiders: None​

 

[mfbmike]

Terrence McGee > All.

Not sure how he does it. The guy's rating has sit at 82/83 since I started. rofl.

how the heck do the raiders have 3 stars for QB RB and WR lol

They drafted Logan Axelrod (comes into the draft rated like 85 with A potential) last year and now he's like an 89.

Darius Heyward-Bey and company have developed, the same with Darren Mcfadden etc.

The Raiders are a young team, keep in mind I'm already in 2011 so imagine how deadly the Raiders offense will be irl in 2011 if they drafted a stud qb after this year. lol.

I didn't play that game tonight because I was hooked on nba2k10 draft combine. More than likely play it tomorrow night. I gotta get to bed.

 

[Vinsane]

Holy shit am I late to the party, or what?

:jizz:

Following from here on out man!

 

[mfbmike]

Edwards Takes Matters Into His Own Hands As Bills Nab 6th Straight Win

(7-1) 29

vs

17 (4-4)

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1st Quarter:

N. Folk 25 yard field goal - 10:40
N. Folk 20 yard field goal - 2:47

2nd Quarter:

N. Folk 45 yard field goal - 2:43
N. Folk 38 yard field goal - 0:14

3rd Quarter:

T. Edwards 9 yard run (N. Folk kick) - 13:24
D. Mcfadden 56 yard run (J. Reed kick) - 10:53
J. Reed 25 yard field goal - 3:01

4th Quarter:

N. Folk 35 yard field goal - 13:08
L. Evans 3 yard pass from T. Edwards (N. Folk kick) - 1:50
J. Walker 17 yard pass from L. Axelrod (J. Reed kick) - 0:51

[table="head;width=15em"]|1st|2nd|3rd|4th|Final
BUF|6|6|7|10|29
OAK|0|0|10|7|17[/table]

Team Stats/Comparisons:

Total Offense: 429 | 300
Rushing Yards: 136 | 107
Passing Yards: 293 | 193
1st Downs: 22 | 13
Turnovers: 3 (0) | 3 (0)
3rd Down Conversions: 8-16 (50%) | 5-13 (38%)
4th Down Conversions: 1-1 (100%) | 1-1 (100%)
Red Zone %: 6-6 (100%, 2TD, 4FG) | 2-2 (100%, TD, FG)
Penalties: 3-40 | 1-10
Possesion Time: 37:13 | 22:47

Player Stats/Comparisons:

Passing:

Trent Edwards 22-38 298YDS TD 2INT
Tavaris Jackson 2-4 17YDS

Logan Axelrod 18-31 204YDS TD 2INT

Rushing:

Marshawn Lynch 28ATT 119YDS
Trent Edwards 4ATT 16YDS TD
Quinn Johnson 1ATT 1YDS

Darren Mcfadden 19ATT 106YDS TD
Justin Fargas 1ATT 1YDS

Receiving:

Lee Evans 8REC 93YDS TD
Shawn Nelson 5REC 74YDS
Jermichael Finley 4REC 51YDS
Earl Bennett 3REC 47YDS
Davone Bess 2REC 39YDS

Louis Murphy 5REC 88YDS
Darren Mcfadden 3REC 33YDS
Zach Miller 3REC 24YDS
Javon Walker 2REC 22YDS TD
Darrius Heyward-Bey 2REC 19YDS

Defense:

Paul Posluszny 3TKL (1TFL) SACK INT
Terrence Mcgee 1TKL INT
Marcus Stroud 4TKL (2TFL) SACK
Aaron Maybin 1TKL (1TFL) SACK

Nnamdi Asomugha 2TKL INT
Chris Johnson 4TKL INT
Kirk Morrison 8TKL (3TFL) SACK
Thomas Howard 3TKL (2TFL) FR

Player Of The Game:

Trent Edwards

Next Game:

​

 

[mfbmike]

Around The League Update (Week 10)

Offensive Player Of The Week:

QB Tyler Thigpen
27-43 426YDS 4TD 4CAR 12YDS

Defensive Player Of The Week:

ROLB James Harrison
3TKL SACK INT

Offensive Player Of The Week:

WR Calvin Johnson
11REC 214YDS 3TD

Defensive Player Of The Week:

CB Aqib Talib
1TKL INT TD

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[mfbmike]

mcgee is a forcee, seems like he gets picks every game.. probowl?

He's been in the pro-bowl in each of my 1st 2 seasons of this.

On his way to a 3rd it looks like.

 

[mfbmike]

Buffalo Bills Player Stats Update (Through Week 10)

[table="head;sort=4d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|Comp|Att|Yards|TD|INT|Rat
QB Trent Edwards|188|287|2253|15|11|90.8
QB Tarvaris Jackson|19|33|255|1|2|67.1[/table]

[table="head;sort=3d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|Carries|Yards|YPC|TD|Long
HB Marshawn Lynch|237|985|4.1|5|73
FB Quinn Johnson|19|30|1.5|3|6
HB Fred Jackson|11|24|2.1|1|11
QB Tarvaris Jackson|5|45|9.0|0|12
QB Trent Edwards|11|39|3.5|2|9[/table]

[table="head;sort=3d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|Catches|Yards|YPC|TD|Long
WR Lee Evans|56|632|11.2|3|45
WR Davone Bess|33|495|12.3|4|37
TE Shawn Nelson|36|446|12.3|4|18
WR Earl Bennett|31|424|13.6|1|66
FB Quinn Johnson|13|95|7.3|1|16
WR Sean Wheeler|11|134|12.1|1|21
TE Jermichael Finley|13|142|10.9|2|29
HB Marshawn Lynch|10|100|10.0|0|23
WR Roscoe Parrish|3|38|12.6|0|18
HB Fred Jackson|1|2|2.0|0|2[/table]

[table="head;sort=2d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|Tackles|TFL|Sacks|INT|FF|FR|Safety|TD
CB Terrence Mcgee|26|0|0|5|1|3|0|5
SS Donte Whitner|37|2|0|0|1|1|0|0
ROLB Kawika Mitchell|22|2|0|1|1|0|0|0
DT Joshawn Parker|25|7|1|0|1|0|0|0
FS Jairus Byrd|31|4|0|0|2|0|0|0
LOLB Clint Ingram|19|4|1|0|1|1|0|0
CB Leodis Mckelvin|15|1|1|4|0|0|0|1
MLB Paul Posluszny|32|4|1|2|1|1|0|0
DT Marcus Stroud|23|7|3|0|0|2|0|0
LE Aaron Maybin|19|12|7|0|2|1|0|1
CB Cary Harris|14|0|0|2|0|1|0|1
RE Mike Tolliver|20|3|1|0|0|0|0|0
LOLB Keith Ellison|7|0|0|0|1|0|0|0
CB Theodore West|10|0|0|1|1|0|0|1
ROLB Evander Grimble|9|0|0|0|1|0|0|0
FS Ko Simpson|8|0|0|0|0|0|0|0
DT Kyle Williams|0|0|0|1|0|0|0|0|0[/table]

[table="head;sort=3d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|XPM|XPA|XP%|FGM|FGA|FG%|Long
Nick Folk|33|35|94|18|23|78|51
[/table]

[table="head;sort=2d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|Punts|AVG|Long|TB|In20
Brian Moorman|34|45.5|59|7|10
[/table]

[table="head;sort=3d;autonumtitle=rank;width=30em"]Player|KR|Yards|TD|PR|Yards|TD
Roscoe Parrish|43|1356|2|37|375|0
[/table]

Buffalo Bills Team Stats/League Rankings (Through Week 10)

Offense:

Total Offense: 3,485 (#1)
Passing Yards: 2,362 (#3)
Rushing Yards: 1,123 (#8)
Points Per Game: 32.7 (#1)
Passing Touchdowns: 16 (T-#6)
Rushing Touchdowns: 11 (#1)
Sacks Allowed: 23 (T-#8)
First Downs: 165 (#1)

Defense:

Total Yards Allowed: 3.547 (#32)
Passing Yards Allowed: 2,476 (#32)
Rushing Yards Allowed: 1,071 (#27)
Total Points Allowed: 233 (#29)
Sacks: 15 (#32)
Fumble Recoveries: 11 (#1)
Interceptions: 16 (#1)

AFC East Standings (Through Week 10)

Buffalo Bills (8-1)
New York Jets (4-5)
New England Patriots (4-5)
Miami Dolphins (3-6)

​

 

[mfbmike]

Week 11 Preview
Sunday, November 20, 4:15 PM @ Fedex Field

(8-1)

@

(2-7)

To say the Bills have had an easy schedule this season would probably be an understatement.

Coming into the Bills week 11 matchup against the Redskins in Washington, the combined record of the Bills opponents up to this point of the season is a dismal 34-47.

Not taking away from the Bills impressive 8-1 record or anything but they really haven't faced a ton of serious competition, and this week will be no different.

The Redskins are "enjoying" another forgettable season in 2011, sitting at 2-7 after losing their past 6 games.

It's no surprise considering the complete lack of talent acquisition by the Skins in this past year's draft and free agency perious

With the Bills still undefeated on the road this season (6-0), we think it's pretty safe to bet on them to come out of this one with that streak still intact.

Redskins Key Additions: N/A

Bills/Redskins Breakdown:

:allamerican::allamerican: Quarterback :allamerican:
Advantage: Bills
:allamerican::allamerican::allamerican: Running Back :allamerican::allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican::allamerican: Wide Receiver :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican::allamerican::allamerican: Pass Defense :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Bills
:allamerican::allamerican: Rush Defense :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican::allamerican: Special Teams :allamerican::allamerican:
Advantage: Even
:allamerican: Coaching :allamerican:
Advantage:: Even

Injuries:
Bills: None
Redskins: DT Albert Haynesworth - Compound Stress Fracture, LT Chris Samuels - Broken Forearm​

 

[mfbmike]

Just to give you guys more of an idea of how bad things are for the Skins, they drafted a 79 rated QB (Ted Ford) in last year's draft and for whatever reason, he tested free agency last season and now plays for another team.

Now they have a 72 rated rookie quarterback starting for them. :jonesy:

 

[RockSteady]

I swear man, right when I read that your record was 8-1, a fucking pig was flying outside my window, with a slice of bacon in his grasp.

 

[mfbmike]

I swear man, right when I read that your record was 8-1, a fucking pig was flying outside my window, with a slice of bacon in his grasp.

Coming into the Bills week 11 matchup against the Redskins in Washington, the combined record of the Bills opponents up to this point of the season is a dismal 34-47.

I've had a rediculously easy schedule this year + solid drafts/free agencies over the past 2 years.

:viking:

 

[Macken]

skins win 21-14

 

[mfbmike]

skins win 21-14

:jonesy:

I played the game lastnight, will have it up tonight when I get home.

Their QB threw 2 picks in their first 2 possessions of the game.

 

[mfbmike]

I swear man, right when I read that your record was 8-1, a fucking pig was flying outside my window, with a slice of bacon in his grasp.

You motivated me put together a little something regarding my easy schedule. Your post even gets a shout out in the article.

 

[mfbmike]

Easy Schedule To Buffalo's Discredit?

On message boards and sports websites across the nation, people are making comments on threads, rankings, predictions, reviews and the like discrediting Buffalo, attempting to pave the way to an "asterisk season" due to the Bills easy schedule.

Let's be realistic here now. Would they rather the Bills bow out for the year until the other teams get their acts together?

Just to give you an idea of the type of comments we are talking about.

I swear man, right when I read that the Bills record was 8-1, a fucking pig was flying outside my window, with a slice of bacon in his grasp.

A good (not great) team with a lucky break and suddenly they're dangerous. I guess thats what makes NFL football.

AFC East belongs to the Bills. It's not even fair in that division

Coming into the Bills week 11 matchup against the Redskins in Washington, the combined record of the Bills opponents up to this point of the season is a dismal 34-47.

The Chargers are the only team that the Bills have faced so far this season that are currently are above .500.

At 8-1 on the year, the Bills are already undefeated in 6 road games. That means the Bills only have 2 road games left to be played in 2011.

After this upcoming game against the Redskins in Washington this Sunday, the Bills get to enjoy an almost unheard of 5 game home-stand (Patriots, Colts, Cowboys, Jets, Eagles) before facing the Dolphins (who are the only team to defeat the Bills this season) in Miami in the final week of the season.

Out of those remaining games, only the Cowboys and Eagles are above .500, both currently sitting at 7-2.

All that matters is that the Bills get it done in January. And we know that won't be easy.

Perhaps the bias is a bit of a runaway train. Or does this argument hold water?

What say you?​

 

[mfbmike]

Pats not over .500? WTF

Wes Welker was injured. Probably some others as well. They started off the season 0-5. :laugh:

They are now 4-5. :damn:

I got excited thinking the Fins might make it to the playoffs this year. NO DEAL.