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[jem88]

Bledsoe did not have the same type of supporting cast in Buffalo. They had an offense that had a porous O-Line and they depended on the deep ball. Bledsoe took a lot of hits and wound up throwing a few interceptions along the way. In Dallas he hasn't had to scramble (better protection) and the defense is providing for better field position. The Bills were a better team with him than they are without him now. Dallas is a better team with him, no question.

Well let's hope that protection keeps up here, because if it breaks down, we could see a return to last year's form (from Bledsoe.) That's why I'd like for us to address the O-line in the draft, the same way we addressed the Defence this year.

 

[AbeBeta]

actually, last year at this time, I had my hands all up in a very cold turkey's business.

so yeah, this year is better.

 

[AtlCB]

You may be right, but I bet many Buffalo supporters felt the same way after his first year there.

It's amazing what a decent offensive line can do. I wonder how many of these same Bills' fans believe that Bledsoe was a bigger problem than their awful offensive line?

 

[Khartun]

I would bet that Bledsoe has more than one good year left in him.

Agreed, if we keep getting better on the OL.


Hey DipChit,

is that Udo Dirkschnieder in your avatar?

 

[Tio]

Go for it! It always a hoot, and you are usually right!

Be sure to wipe your mouth.

 

[Cbz40]

But it's still no comfort. One could have reasonably argued that Vinny was better than Quincy. At least last year, there was the palpable excitement of seeing a young, highly-touted QB play. Don't get me wrong, things on the whole are way better this year and it's certainly nice to see us in playoff contention. But as for the long-term QB picture, I'm still not convinced.

Neither am I.......One good hit and Our QB situation could look ugly alot quicker than it took to start looking pretty good.