December 31, 2009 by
Jeremy Smith |
Aaron Schobel,
bills,
Brian Brohm,
Buffalo Bills,
Colts,
Fred Jackson,
Louisville,
Rain Lindell,
Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Trent Edwards
Brian Brohm played his first game with high expectations all around him, but let the Bills faithful down. Of course, being in New York for the holidays, I was surrounded by people that didn't really expect much from the quarterback or the offensive line that blocks for him. This would be Brohm's first start in the NFL since being drafted by the Packers in the 2008 draft out of Louisville. It is a good thing no one was expecting much, because he never found the end-zone nor did the rest of the team.
Brohm finished the game with 146 passing yards on 17-of-29 passing attempts and two interceptions and no touchdowns. The no touchdowns would also spread throughout the rest of the offense like the H1N1 virus. Bills starting running back Fred Jackson only managed to compile a whopping 39 [...]
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November 15, 2009 by
Jeremy Smith |
Aaron Schobel,
analysis,
bills,
Buffalo Bills,
donte witner,
Injuries,
injury bug,
Jairus Byrd,
preview,
Terrell Owens,
terrence mcgee,
Trent Edwards
The Bills are coming off an impressive victory last week. Wait a minute, they didn't even play. Why do I feel like they lost though?
Well, the losses are coming compliments of the injury bug (pictured to the right) which has bitten everyone in the last few weeks especially on defense.
Here is a list of injures in past few weeks.
Terrell Owens (no surprise). I think this one was caused by him stubbing his toe. No wait, he took a nap and woke [...]
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Well, it has taken 48 hours to digest what happened to the Bills the other night. It seemed to be nothing short of a locked in win up until about the last 3 minutes and 26 seconds of the game. This win would have made a statement on behalf of the Bills as a being a true force to be reckoned with in the AFC.
OK, lets talk about this. What looked good and what looked bad. First the good. Trent Edwards had a great game, period. Edwards completed 15 of 25 passes for a total of 212 yards and two TD's. Of course, his completions would have been a little better if Terrell "my toe hurts/butter fingers" Owens would have caught the ball. Owens finished the game with 2 receptions for 46 yards and Evans, oh Evans, finished with three catches for only 25 yards.
The Bills two touchdowns were [...]
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