Can we break another trend?......

[AKPantherFan]

of course they are ranked high (like us) in pass defense when ALL teams do is RUN on them.

(i.e.- jones 200+ yards on the ground)

[life of BillsFan]

of course they are ranked high (like us) in pass defense when ALL teams do is RUN on them.

(i.e.- jones 200+ yards on the ground)

[jdpanthers1]

Don't worry we will be 3-3 after the game.

[Chaos]

Keep blitzin his ass, we don't want Ryan Fitzpatrick to become the next....

Gus Frerotte, Tony Romo, Tony Banks, (fill in with other backup QB who looked HOF worthy after destroying Panthers)....

Fox "well, we didn't have any film on (fill in the blank)."

EDIT: Romo became the permanent starter after looking like Montana against us in his first start.

[AKPantherFan]

Well I hope with a new DC that we break the trend of TURGOCRAP making average QB's look like Gods.

[Gman was right]

I miss Trgovac. He is ten times better than Ron Meeks

[Cyberjag]

The last time a backup QB looked good against us it was Jeff Garcia in Philly, and he had been a pro bowl WCO quarterback in the past.

I'm trying, but I just can't remember. What other backup quarterbacks have had great games against us?

[AKPantherFan]

I miss Trgovac. He is ten times better than Ron Meeks

:spam:

whatever -- your just being a blind hater.

Our defense has looked very good since the bye week.

[Gman was right]

Gus Ferrotte, Tony banks, Alex Van Pelt, Chris Chandler are the first ones that come to mind.

[Gman was right]

:spam:

whatever -- your just being a blind hater.

Our defense has looked very good since the bye week.

Against two of the worst offenses in the league.

[Cyberjag]

Gus Ferrotte, Tony banks, Alex Van Pelt, Chris Chandler are the first ones that come to mind.

Ok, let's dial up the time-machine and do a little checking for revisionist hatestry. Because I would hate to give a guy credit for beating the Panthers when he didn't.

Gus Frerotte, 2005, Frerotte sucked out loud. We lost because Ronnie Brown went wild on the ground.

Tony Banks, 2003, We lost because we only scored 10 points, Banks threw for something like 150 yards and Houston ran well.

Alex Van Pelt, 2001, we lost because of a late pick-six.

Chris Chandler, 2002, we won that game. Sorry you chose a bad example. We had lost to him as QB when he was Atlanta's starter, that may be your cause for confusion.

The only backup QB I can think of that BEAT the Panthers is Jeff Garcia, and he's anything but a career backup.

Last year we beat up on Daunte Culpepper and Tyler Thigpen, the year before we beat Luke McCown and Tim Rattay. In two years I was able to produce four backups that we faced and won against, and you went back to 2001 and couldn't do that.

The Panthers aren't vulnerable to backup quarterbacks anywhere outside of your fevered imagination.

[Davidson Deac II]

Against two of the worst offenses in the league.

It looked better against Dallas as well. Not great, but better. In truth, there has been improvement every week since the Atlanta game. Will it hold up against the better offenses? Maybe, maybe not. I doubt we will stop teams like Arizona and New Orleans, but then there aren't any defenses in the league that could stop New Orleans, and very few that could stop Zona when they are on? But it might end up good enough to stop or slow down some of the other teams we face, such as the Jets and Dolphins.

[Davidson Deac II]

Ok, let's dial up the time-machine and do a little checking for revisionist hatestry. Because I would hate to give a guy credit for beating the Panthers when he didn't.

Gus Frerotte, 2005, Frerotte sucked out loud. We lost because Ronnie Brown went wild on the ground.

Tony Banks, 2003, We lost because we only scored 10 points, Banks threw for something like 150 yards and Houston ran well.

Alex Van Pelt, 2001, we lost because of a late pick-six.

Chris Chandler, 2002, we won that game. Sorry you chose a bad example. We had lost to him as QB when he was Atlanta's starter, that may be your cause for confusion.

The only backup QB I can think of that BEAT the Panthers is Jeff Garcia, and he's anything but a career backup.

Last year we beat up on Daunte Culpepper and Tyler Thigpen, the year before we beat Luke McCown and Tim Rattay. In two years I was able to produce four backups that we faced and won against, and you went back to 2001 and couldn't do that.

The Panthers aren't vulnerable to backup quarterbacks anywhere outside of your fevered imagination.

Agreed. This can't beat a backup Quarterback stuff is mostly in the mind of our fanbase.

That being said, the Bills backup has won some games in the past, and is a mobile quarterback. He could be a problem, regardless of whether or not he is a backup.

[KillerKat]

Gus Ferrotte, Tony banks, Alex Van Pelt, Chris Chandler are the first ones that come to mind.

Minus Chris Chandler. Add Kyle Orton, Brad Johnson, Rob Johnson, Joey Harrington and Tony Romo.