Van Pelt experiment is over!

Where was the use of shawn nelson? he has great size and agility yet we don’t throw it to him once

Good teams this year have used their TE all over the place…See colts and chargers…van pelt must be fired now there must be someone on the staff we can promote to save money.

We’ve run several screens these past two weeks.

We run reverses frequently.

AVP set up a nice toss trap last night, though it was at the expense of his overall running game.

Don’t blame Van Pelt. He doesn’t have a ton to work with, insofar as the important positions go (QB, OL).

Should have run Lynch more in the second half… he clearly had the hot legs last night and needed the rock more

because of Darrelle Revis. I noticed numerous occasions where he was covering Reed on 3rd down. That’s smart defense: put your best DB on your oppoenent’s best weapon for 3rd down. The only fault one can find is Fitzpatrick’s inability to notice that Owens wasn’t covered by Revis in those situations.

It was a bad night. It’s a bad team. It’s too hard to blame one person for any of the problems plaguing this organization.

To do this day, I don’t understand how they never could get Roscoe Parrish involved in the offense, especially with his quickness and speed.

 Could someone please tell me where all this love for Roscoe comes from? This guy has and had every chance to be a good player with 3 different coaches and at least 5 different offensive coordinators, and yet he has always failed to prove he is anything more then a punt return man and no WR in the NFL.
 Yes, I know he has great speed and quickness, but so did Dante Hall when he was the human joystick in Kansas City, but he never showed he was much as a WR either. When are we going to stop claiming that a player failing to prove his worth as a pro football player is on the coaches head and not the players? How is it AVP’s fault that Roscoe isn’t a WR when Turk, or Steve Fairchild was OC?
 I am not saying that the Bills have the best coaching staff in the league, far from it, but good players are good players regardless of coaches. Stop making excuses for Roscoe, his faults as a player are on him and him alone. He has had plenty of chances to prove himself and has failed consistently, that is his own fault.

The play calling wasn’t too spectacular last night. There was one point when Fred got a nice gain on the ground, and then they ran the exact same play again the next play for a loss of one. They did something similar to this in week one. Fred swung to the outside, and Nelson was the lead blocker, then they went back to the same formation but instead of handing it off to Fred they threw it to Nelson who scored that great TD that you see in the RedZone commercial.

AVP will certainly not last until next season as the Bills’ OC, but I think he’s done a commendable job this year considering the crap he’s had to deal with on the field in terms of execution.