By Tim Graham
I have a feeling Doug Marrone isn't going to ditch his
offseason plans to pick up the pace like Dick Jauron did four years ago.
In today's Buffalo News, reporter Mark Gaughan shines a
spotlight on the Buffalo Bills' up-tempo offense through the eyes of the
offensive linemen.
"You're putting a lot more yards under your feet and
just getting ready for an offense that's not gonna stop," Bills tackle
Chris Hairston said. "We're going to try to put pressure on all the teams
and dictate the tempo and pace. We've done that since we've gotten back here.
You're just really pushing yourself to go as fast as possible."
Continue reading "Doug Marrone's no-huddle attack not some Dick Jauron experiment" »
By Tim Graham
Curiosity abounds with new Buffalo Bills coach Doug Marrone.
One of the biggies for me is whether he'll be the type to
punt from his opponent's 36-yard line or go for it on fourth-and-inches from
his own 41.
Previous coach Chan Gailey -- and the man before him, Dick
Jauron -- infuriated Bills fans with ultra-conservative fourth-down
philosophies at times.
Continue reading "Will new Bills coach Doug Marrone go fourth and conquer?" »
January 29, 2013 - 12:55 PM
By Tim Graham
NEW ORLEANS
-- Donte Whitner is one game away from comprehensive vindication.
The Buffalo Bills' polarizing 2006 first-round draft pick
was voted to his first Pro Bowl and will win a world championship Sunday if the
San Francisco
49ers beat the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII.
Whitner claimed he's the same player he was with Buffalo.
"I think sometimes players just get drafted into the wrong
system and come into a bad situation," Whitner said, "and there's
really nothing you can do about it except go out and work hard, let everybody
talk and let the chips fall where they may."
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