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Quote of the day: "We are happy to have John around. He is a great player. If we are going to win the World Cup then we need John Terry. He is a big player for us and we need him. John is a great captain and, whether he has the armband or not, he will still be a great leader for us at the World Cup… I do feel unstoppable. I feel I am going to score in every game I play. I am ready for all the attention – it cannot be as bad as before 2006 when the team were preparing and, most days, the focus was just on whether I would be fit. Now I am in the best form of my life, and I'm ready. I hope I can make a difference for England at the World Cup. I know that, if I have a good World Cup, we will have a chance of doing well." – Wayne Rooney.
Runner-up: "It was worse than any of the pitches we've played on in the FA and Carling Cups, even against Championship teams. It was slippery and cutting up. You work hard to get to a cup final at Wembley and it was probably one of the worst pitches you will play on all season. It's not good enough. I hope it can be rectified because when you're growing up you watch the old finals at Wembley and people used to say it was like a carpet. At a cup final you want to play at a great stadium, which it is, and on a great pitch, which it isn't." – James Milner.
Today's overview: The battle lines are gradually being drawn in the sand at Manchester United as the Glazers and the Red Knights start their preparations for war over ownership of the club.
According to Owen Gibson, "The Glazer family, under pressure from fans protesting at their ownership, said tonight that Manchester United were 'not for sale' after it emerged that a group of influential City figures known as the Red Knights had met to consider a bid for the club. Sources close to the talks said that the discussions, although in their early stages, were serious in their intent. Jim O'Neill, chief economist at the bank Goldman Sachs and a lifelong United fan, is a key figure in the group, which is made up largely of United fans, and is confident of being able to raise the £1bn-plus required."
Teasing out the Red Knights' plans further, Oliver Kay suggests that its not all about what they have, but also who they know. "Their plan is to use their contacts across the world to find a number of 'super-investors' who could raise the money — estimated at a minimum of £1 billion — needed to make a bid to buy the club from the Glazers. They hope that some of that money would come from supporters' groups, who would in turn be offered a 'golden share' and the prospect of some representation in any new regime."
More details of the fund raising programme being chewed over by the Knights is presented by Helen Power. "A source close to the group said the draft plan for a takeover bid would be to find around 40 individuals who put up around £20 million each. Then the Knights would borrow several million more to top up the offer, but the plan would be to keep debt to a minimum."
Leading scribe David Conn delves deeper into the story to wonder whether the Glazers would actually sell Manchester United even if the Red Knights can get their acts together. "Put bluntly, they are: can this group of 40 or so people raise anything like the money required to make a realistic offer and, even if they do, would the Glazers sell?… If the Red Knights can raise the money, and supporters, including corporate subscribers, are motivated to vote by wielding their right not to pour their hard-earned into the Glazers' business plans, the family could come under sustained pressure. Delivering so huge a club to wealthy supporters in combination with a supporters trust looks a red devil of a project but it could just have legs."
Chucking another spanner in the works is, who downplays the excitement of Manchester United fans to the latest battle for ownership of their club. "If Red Knights was hoping for an immediate outpouring of support from United's massive fanbase to galvanise their proposed bid then it did not materialise, although MUST is likely to make a statement of some sort in the coming days and given its avowed desire to see the Glazer family removed from Old Trafford, it would not be a surprise if it was in favour of any financial move to oust the Americans."
Mark Ogden delivers a sobering assessment of the Red Knights' hopes of buying Manchester United. "Despite the connections of those considering a move to buy United, their prospects of succeeding at this stage appear bleak and Monday's talks were merely exploratory discussions aimed at assessing the viability of a bid… The Glazers are understood to have rejected at least three offers to buy United in the past year and a spokesman for the family insisted on Monday night that their position remained unchanged."
Amid this backdrop, the latest football money list has just been released and Owen Gibson examines how the Spanish giants are leading the way from the Premier League big boys. "[Manchester United] have been overtaken by the [Barcelona] in revenue-generating terms… [while] Real Madrid remain top of the list… becoming the first club in any sport to break through the €400m (£362m) barrier in a single year… Arsenal returned to the top five in the Money League after a one-year absence, climbing one place to replace their London rivals Chelsea, with a 7% increase in revenue to €263m. Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and Newcastle United complete the seven English clubs in the top 20."
With the money side of football very much in the spotlight this Tuesday, Jon Brodkin exposes how "Freddie Ljungberg and Kieron Dyer will have cost West Ham effectively £1m a match, it was revealed in the club's latest accounts. Ljungberg, who has left Upton Park, and Dyer will have cost £34m over the terms of their contracts, having started a combined total of only 32 matches for West Ham since the summer of 2007."
From finances to football, and the main issue across the backpages today centres on England's upcoming friendly with Egypt on Wednesday.
In truth, there is little fresh news to report, with Kevin McCarra found bleating on about the sorry state of England's goalkeepers, while Jermain Defoe is expected to miss Tuesday's game after sitting out training on Monday with a groin injury… [while] Franco Baldini, the England general manager, took Ryan Shawcross aside to tell the Stoke City defender not to worry about the tackle that left Aaron Ramsey."
In a sideways article, James Lawton attempts to draw parallels between the Canadian gold-winning Olympic ice-hockey team and the Three Lions. "Where does England go at this late hour to find a Sidney Crosby? Wayne Rooney may not be a flawless candidate, but there is growing reason to say that he is by far the best bet."
Unusually, we kick off today's transfer news we a story the seems nailed on to happen.
Everton Gayle reports in the Guardian that "Deco has told Chelsea he wants to leave the club at the end of the season… Flamengo are among the teams to have expressed an interest in the Brazil-born ace, who plans to quit international football after representing Portugal at this summer's World Cup."
In more general news, Tony Barrett announces that "Liverpool are set to offer Javier Mascherano a two-year contract extension that will keep him at Anfield until 2014 in a bid to keep the midfield player out of the clutches of Barcelona." And staying with the Merseysiders, Phil Thomas lets slip that "talks are ongoing over a new deal for keeper Pepe Reina after rumours he could be a Chelsea target."
Turning to the complete guff, the Daily Mail should be embarrassed by their pathetic no-name article farting "Manchester United are considering a fresh approach for Benfica's Angel di Maria." Staying with the difficult to swallow stories, The Sun claim "Tottenham are ready to bring Diego Alves to White Hart Lane after watching the Almeria keeper three times in the last six weeks."
John Cross bleats "former Arsenal midfielder Alexander Hleb is desperate to return to the Premier League – and has put Manchester City and Aston Villa on red alert." James Nursey splutters "Sunderland, Aston Villa and Blackburn are monitoring Wolves skipper Karl Henry." And Alan Nixon scribbles that "Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce wants to sign Aruna Dindane in a £2.5million deal."
In the managerial merry-go-round, Dominic Fifield details how "Crystal Palace's prospects of maintaining their Championship status were dealt a further blow tonight when Neil Warnock was appointed manager at Queens Park Rangers… Palace would ideally like to reappoint Steve Coppell as manager on a short-term basis." However John Cross reports that "Steve Coppell has snubbed an emotional return to Crystal Palace – leaving the door open for Paul Hart to take over."


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New York, NY 10013
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Community HC of Richmond
Staten Island, NY 10302
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Community Health Care Association of NY
New York, New York 10001
Community Healthcare Network
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Community Medical and dental Care, Inc.
Monsey, NY 10952
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East Harlem Council for Human Services, Inc.
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Whitney M. Young, Jr. Community Health Clinic
Albany, NY 12207
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Urban Health Plan, Inc.
Bronx, NY 10459
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Bronx, New York 10458-5204
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Bedford Stuyvesant Family Dental and Health clinic, Inc.
Brooklyn, NY 11216
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Brooklyn, NY 10003
(718) 384-3475
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Sunset Park Health Council, Inc.
Brooklyn, New York 11220
Community Dental and Health Center of Buffalo, Inc.
Buffalo, New York 14215
Northwest Buffalo Community Health Care Center, Inc.
Buffalo, New York 14207
(716) 875-2904
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Family Health Network of Central New York, Inc.
Cortland, New York 13045
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Cortland, NY 13045-2014
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Fulton, NY 13609
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Jamaica, New York 11435
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Middletown Community Clinic, Inc.
Middletown, NY 10940
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Mobile Dental Clinic
Monsey, NY 10952-3333
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Monsey, NY 10952-3333
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Monsey, NY 10952-3794
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New York, NY 10036
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East Harlem Council for Human Services, Inc.
New York, NY 10035
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Saint Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of New York
New York, NY 10011
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New York, NY 10029
The Institute for Family Health
New York, New York 10003
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New York, NY 10009
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New York, NY 10027-4920
Phone - 212-531-1300 x4
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Monsey, NY 10952
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Fort Washington Dental Clinic
New York, NY 10032-3703
dial - 212-740-1780
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Newburgh, NY 12550
The Greater Hudson Valley Family Dental Center
Newburgh, NY 12550-5514
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Hudson River Health Care
Peekskill, New York 10566
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Syracuse Community Health Center
Syracuse, New York 13202
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Dental Sealant Program
Peekskill, NY 10566-3401
Finger Lakes Migrant Health Project
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Unity Hospital of Rochester
Rochester, NY 14626
(585) 723-7000
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Rochester, New York 14611
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Rochester, NY 14604-2130
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Queensbury, NY 12804
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Staten Island, NY 10303
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Brady not thrilled Bills CBs playing so wellPosted by on November 23, 2015 – 12:10 pm
The Buffalo Bills two starting cornerbacks, Ronald Darby and Stephon Gilmore have probably been the two most consistent players on defense this season. One opponent who is noticing is Patriots QB Tom Brady.
"Yeah, they definitely have good matchups out there, so I think they have a lot of confidence in them," said Brady in reference to Darby and Gilmore. "And those players have done a great job when the coach has asked them, 'Alright, you've got this guy, and you're going to match him and shadow him.' They definitely do a good job of that.
"It was a little disappointing to see from my study that they were playing as well as they were, but that's part of it. You're going to go against good players. And they've got good players, so we've got to still kind of figure out how to move the ball down the field."
Even though Brady did throw for a season-high 466 yards in a Week 2 win over the Bills, he had the fourth-lowest completion percentage in a game this season (64.4%) and the third lowest yards per attempt (7.9) as the approach was for Brady to get the ball out fast to neutralize Buffalo's pass rush.
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Patriots body double for Tyrod TaylorPosted by on November 22, 2015 – 2:45 pm
The New England Patriots, like every other team in the NFL have a scout team designed to give their starting defense as realistic a look as possible to prepare for Buffalo's offense on Monday night. Finding someone who can emulate Tyrod Taylor is not easy, but the Patriots feel they've got a suitable body double.
New England made use of backup QB Jimmy Garappolo on the scout team to serve as their Tyrod Taylor in practice.
"Jimmy is a good athlete," said Patriots head coach Bill Belichick. "We've had several quarterbacks like that this year that we've played against that have run well – [Blake] Bortles and obviously Taylor and you can go right down the line. So when those situations come up, teams that run those kinds of plays, bootlegs or quarterback keeps or even just loose scramble plays, he gives us a great look on those.
"And throwing the ball, too, some of it is running around, sometimes we've done things like put a receiver back there to run around, which is good for the defensive line or the pass rush to see a player that has that kind of quickness. Like when we played against [Doug] Flutie or somebody like that, I can remember putting whoever our quickest player was back there to run around to simulate the pass rush and how hard it was to contain him, but then you couldn't throw the ball. You didn't get the look down the field or the defensive backs would see a receiver in the game at quarterback, and again that was good for the line, but the guy couldn't throw the ball 20 yards downfield.
"But with Jimmy, it's obviously a different story, so he's given us a great look on the passing part of it but also the running part of it. And again, those players are smart. They run when they can run. They don't run when there's nowhere to run. If there's nowhere to run, they'll throw. But if you give them a spot to run, unless they have a great passing opportunity, they'll take advantage of it."
Belichick and his defense successfully closed down potential running lanes for Taylor in the first meeting. Hemmed in the pocket a good portion of the time, Taylor was sacked a season-high eight times in the first matchup with New England.
"I think that's really the key for us, if we have the player contained he's probably not going to try to run too much," Belichick said. "If we don't, then we're vulnerable and he's going to get us. It's having the guy who can make that right decision and really give you that realistic look of, we don't really have it and he hurts us with it, whereas sometimes you're coaching on the film in practice and you're saying, 'Well if we were playing against this guy and this happened, this is what he's going to do.' But we can't really do that so the players never really get that. They hear it, but they don't really experience it. But Jimmy has done a good job of that. He's moved and he's very athletic. He's fast and he's got very good quickness, and he can obviously throw the ball so it brings all those elements into it."
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Fan Friday 11-20Posted by on November 20, 2015 – 12:49 pm
The Bills are trying to pull off an impressive trifecta in their gauntlet run through the division, and the hardest hurdle to clear is next with the Patriots in Foxboro Monday night. They're 2-0 so far. We'll see what Monday night holds. Here are your latest edition of questions from email at firstname.lastname@example.com and on Twitter at @ChrisBrownBills.
1 – @ChrisBrownBills
any chance they let robert woods do something besides block this week?
CB: I know Woods hasn't had a whole lot of opportunities to make plays in the passing game lately. Part of the reason is the reduction in pass attempts the last few weeks. Tyrod Taylor has averaged just over 18 pass attempts a game in his last three appearances. It's not like they haven't made an effort to get Woods the ball. His eight targets in the last two games are second only to Sammy Watkins. Charles Clay and LeSean McCoy are the only other players who have been passing targets the last two games.
So while Woods hasn't been able to make a giant impact in the passing game, when the Bills do go to the air he is a part of the plan. The passing game has just taken a back seat to the run game of late.
2 – @ChrisBrownBills
biggest matchup advantage the Bills have this week?
CB: I really like Charles Clay in this game. Patrick Chung is a box safety and Devin McCourty is average at best in coverage. I believe Clay could have a day against the Patriots in the passing game and serve as a valuable underneath and seam target for Tyrod Taylor.
3 – @ChrisBrownBills
the last few games, Bills have put a healthy DT on the inactive list, do you expect that to change against Blount?
CB: I don't know that LeGarrette Blount's presence on the opponent's roster necessarily demands that another defensive tackle be active Monday night. The Jets' Chris Ivory runs every bit as tough as Blount, and in my opinion runs with more power and Buffalo had a DT inactive last Thursday night.
The inactive list is put together with a lot of factors in mind. Injuries, game plan, matchups, etc. So I understand why you might expect with a big back that more DTs would be active, but knowing that Carrington and Mario can play end or tackle you have enough versatility in your defensive linemen that all of them do not need to be active on game day provided everyone is healthy.
4 – Chris;
I would be interested on your thoughts for handling Gronk ?
My thoughts are assigning someone to shadow him every play, a player who is big enough and tough enough to match him physically . My thoughts, Hughes or Lawson on D, maybe Gregg or Gray who know TE plays ??
We need to think outside the box on him.
Jim in Florida
CB: I had a new idea about how to handle Gronk that came to me this week. Unfortunately with Leodis McKelvin's status up in the air I'm not sure it will work. In any case, with Julian Edelman out of the lineup Buffalo can afford to deploy their defensive backs differently.
Let's assume for now that Leodis McKelvin is available to play. If that's the case I would put McKelvin outside opposite Ronald Darby, leave Nickell Robey in the slot and put Stephon Gilmore on Rob Gronkowski.
He's the most physical defensive back on the team. He can clearly run with Gronk and has the physical skill set and size to defend passes against him. Without game-breaking threats elsewhere you can afford to put your top corner on Gronk in my opinion. You've got nothing to lose as I see it.
5 – @ChrisBrownBills
Will EJ be the backup QB on Monday or not dress? #Bills
CB: Rex Ryan said that EJ Manuel is his backup for the rest of the season and that last Thursday night was a special circumstance in making Josh Johnson the backup QB and making Manuel one of the team's seven inactive players.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, EJ Manuel, Fan Friday, inactive list, Rob Gronkowski, Robert Woods
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Tyrod glad he has 2nd crack at PatriotsPosted by on November 20, 2015 – 9:04 am
Tyrod Taylor was anything but happy with his performance against New England back in Week 2. Though he threw three touchdown passes to help Buffalo climb back into the game, he also threw three interceptions and was sacked eight times. That's why he's aiming to redeem himself with a productive and consistent performance Monday night in Foxborough.
"Every time you go out there and perform I definitely take it personally," said Taylor. "Whether it's a good performance or a bad performance. Every time you get a chance to go out there and prove yourself, those bad performances are in your head. You definitely want to go out there and show people what you can do and who you are. I look forward to that every time I step on the football field."
Taylor stressed that he won't be trying to do anything that's outside the scope of the game plan unless he's forced to improvise.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Tyrod Taylor
Posted in Inside the Bills
Watkins: No margin for error with PatriotsPosted by on November 18, 2015 – 8:38 am
The Bills learned the hard way back in Week 2 that if you commit unforced errors when playing the Patriots they will inevitably make you pay for it. That lesson is serving them well this week in their preparation for the rematch with New England on Monday night. Sammy Watkins and company know all too well that they have to have a virtually air tight performance if they want to have a legitimate chance to win the game.
"Going against the New England Patriots you got to really watch a lot of film on those guys," Watkins said. "Those guys are so good at what they do, you got to really know what you are doing. Nobody can mess up, everybody on the field, got to be on the right page, all 11 guys got to be prepared. You got to eliminate all the mistakes, and go out there and play fast and play hard because they are going to do the same thing."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Sammy Watkins
Posted in Inside the Bills
Pats sign WR HarperPosted by on November 17, 2015 – 6:47 pm
The Patriots added a receiver to their 53-man roster Tuesday in the wake of the injury to Julian Edelman.
The Patriots signed rookie WR Chris Harper from the practice squad. Harper, 21, was originally signed by the Patriots as a rookie free agent out of Cal and he made the 53-man roster out of training camp.
The 5-foot-11, 185-pounder, played in the season opener vs. Pittsburgh as a reserve wide receiver, but did not record any statistics. He was released by the Patriots on Sept. 15, and signed to the practice squad on Sept. 17.
To make room for Harper on the roster the Patriots released OL Chris Barker.
Tags: Bills-Patriots
Posted in Inside the Bills
Report: Surgery for Pats WR EdelmanPosted by on November 16, 2015 – 9:27 am
The injury sustained by New England WR Julian Edelman in the first quarter of the Patriots win over the Giants Sunday night will apparently require surgery.
That according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Edelman, who reportedly broke a bone in his left foot, will have surgery today (Monday).
Julian Edelman will undergo surgery Monday for a broken bone in his foot, per source. There is hope he will return this season, per sources.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 16, 2015
Edelman is not expected to be available for the Patriots Week 11 matchup with the Bills in Foxborough on Monday night. Danny Amendola is expected to assume Edelman's primary slot receiver role in the New England offense.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Julian Edelman
Posted in Inside the Bills
Report: Edelman sustains broken footPosted by on November 15, 2015 – 10:01 pm
The Patriots remained undefeated Sunday, but not without a key injury. Leading receiver Julian Edelman suffered a broken foot in the first quarter and did not return. He's out indefinitely so his chances of playing next Monday night against the Bills appears unlikely.
New England also lost RB Dion Lewis for the rest of the season two weeks ago to a torn ACL. On Sunday they also played without three of their offensive linemen. No word yet on what the status of Marcus Cannon, Tre Jackson and Sebastian Vollmer, who were all inactive against the Giants.
It's expected that Danny Amendola will fill Edelman's role in the slot as he did for much of the remainder of the Giants game.
Here's a look at how Edelman breaks foot vs. Giants
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Julian Edelman
Posted in Inside the Bills
Patriots lose RB Dion Lewis for the yearPosted by on November 9, 2015 – 1:58 pm
An injury to a key player is beginning to affect other AFC East teams besides the Bills. According to multiple reports the New England Patriots lost their most dynamic rusher in Dion Lewis, who sustained a torn ACL in the Patriots win Sunday over Washington.
Lewis is also third on the team in receptions and receiving yards behind Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski. James White is expected to pick up the slack with Brandon Bolden behind power back LeGarrette Blount.
Buffalo faces the Patriots in New England on Monday Night Football in Week 11. Lewis had 91 total yards from scrimmage and a touchdown in the Patriots first meeting with the Bills in Week 2.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Dion Lewis
Posted in Inside the Bills
Rambo: Don't blame the pass rushPosted by on September 20, 2015 – 11:22 pm
The Bills defensive game plan was to use their advantageous matchups up front and just rush their front four at Tom Brady on passing downs so they could drop seven into coverage. That was the plan through much of the first half, but Mario Williams, Kyle Williams, Marcell Dareus and Jerry Hughes could not get home, and it had nothing to do with their abilities as pass rushers.
Bills Bacarri Rambo, who saw it all unfold from his safety position said Patriots QB Tom Brady just gets the ball out too fast for any pass rush to matter.
"It wasn't even the pass rush; it's just, (Tom Brady) wasn't holding on to the ball long enough to allow our pass rush to get there," said Rambo. "We've got four guys that can get home each and every play if they want, and they're going to, because that's how those guys play up front. But, it wasn't even on them by getting home, it's Brady just knew where the ball was going as soon as he got the ball, one, two, the ball was gone. So, it had nothing to do with the pass rush."
Tags: Bacarri Rambo, Bills-Patriots, Tom Brady
Posted in Inside the Bills
Rex: I was outcoachedPosted by on September 20, 2015 – 6:37 pm
Rex Ryan didn't pull any punches. In his opening statement following his team's 40-32 loss to the Patriots, Buffalo's head coach put the loss squarely on his shoulders.
"I'm going to tell you exactly like I told our team, this loss is squarely on one man's shoulders," he said. "It's on my shoulders. Yeah we've got to get better as a team no question, but I have to get better. Belichick outcoached me, no question about it and that's how it ended up. It's unfortunate. The plan has to be better on defense. You can't give up 500 yards and beat anybody. Then we turn it over three times. But we did a (expletive) job and it's my responsibility. Our team will get better, but it starts with me getting better and I'm looking forward to next week."
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick didn't really buy into Ryan's comment that he was outcoached.
"No, it's our players," said Belichick. "Our players went out there and played. They made the plays ot win the game and I'd say they probably overcame some not so great coaching on my part. I'll give the credit to our players. They did a good job. They deserve the credit. They're the ones that made the plays."
Tags: Bill Belichick, Bills-Patriots, Rex Ryan
Posted in Inside the Bills
Handling Pats rub routesPosted by on September 20, 2015 – 11:20 am
We've all seen it too many times before. Two New England passing targets cross one another when running their patterns with one effectively picking off one of the opposing defenders giving Tom Brady an easy open receiver to complete a pass. Pick plays are illegal, but it's ultimately a judgment call for an official who has to determine intent. Bills head coach Rex Ryan knows the tactics of New England on these plays and more and more teams are executing them. The key is the two defenders can't play level or square to one another.
"The officials know, I mean that's what happens," said Ryan. "But you know if you play your guys on the same level that's kind of a given. So you're almost picking yourself. Don't anticipate us playing on the same level and they know we're not gonna play on the same level. But if you do then you open yourself up, and that's against any team in the league."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Rex Ryan
Posted in Inside the Bills
Rerouting Gronk easier said than donePosted by on September 20, 2015 – 10:25 am
Teams have tried and tried again to find the best way to stop Pats TE Rob Gronkowski and time and again they've come up empty. One tactic that is probably advisable is to collision Gronk at the line of scrimmage before he gets a head of steam going downfield. Bill DC Dennis Thurman isn't opposed to that approach, but it's going to take a lot more than that to neutralize him.
"That's a part of it," said Thurman. "Teams have tried a number of different things against him with minimal success. I mean the guys a very talented player. You know like Rex (Ryan) said yesterday, heck if you were having the draft all over again he'd go much higher than where he went. I mean he's a very talented man, he gets the job done for them. I understand how and why they use him the way that they do. We have our work cut out for us, but we feel like we are up to the task."
At the same time there a rhythmic nature to the Pats offense and throwing a wrench in the works to get them off track can be tough when they're rolling.
"They execute well and it starts with their quarterback. They've been doing it for years," said Thurman. "You anticipate that they're going to make some plays. We have to make our share of plays and we feel like if we do we'll be okay. They're a tough cover. They're hard and difficult to deal with because of the guy pulling the trigger. He's as good as it gets in the game so our expectations are that he'll play well so we have to play well."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Dennis Thurman, Rob Gronkowski
Posted in Inside the Bills
Will Sammy have a follower again?Posted by on September 20, 2015 – 9:55 am
Last week Sammy Watkins had Colts top cornerback Vontae Davis follow him all over the field. The result was just three targets and no receptions. Now facing New England today there's a good chance Watkins could have another follower on each and every one of his routes.
In Week 1 New England had top corner Malcolm Butler follow Pittsburgh top wideout Antonio Brown all over the field. The results weren't exactly great for the Patriots corner. Brown had nine catches for 133 yards and a touchdown. So employing that strategy may not be the best approach as New England sees it. That being said the Patriots typically try to take the best weapon of an opponent out of the game.
"One of the things that's interesting is when you go back and look at New England over the years each one of their teams takes on a certain personality year to year and you're never quite sure what that's going to be week to week within that season," said offensive coordinator Greg Roman. "So really I think you get a really good picture of the personnel and the possibilities that can take place, but you've got to go out and play what's out there. You just don't know, so if you don't know, why guess?"
Butler could follow Watkins and they could roll safety help over the top, but many expect New England to try to shut down the run game first and force Tyrod Taylor to make plays.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Greg Roman, Malcolm Butler, Sammy Watkins
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Which DL will be on the move this week?Posted by on September 20, 2015 – 9:06 am
In Week 1 Bills Pro Bowl DT Kyle Williams was moved around to a number of different alignments pre-snap from one series to the next and in some cases one play to the next. It was all designed to create confusion for the opposing offensive line. Williams anticipates much of the same this week, but will it be him who is on the move?
"We're going to line up all over the place," said Williams. "I'm going to line up all over the place, Mario, Jerry, everybody's going to line up all over the place. It's something you have to get comfortable with, we've tried to get comfortable with it in in OTAs and training camp. The more comfortable we get with it, the more uncomfortable they're going to be.
"You can tell what the confusion and disguise can do to an offense. Whether we're blitzing four or more, or whether we're just bringing four and we're giving that look—it's a good thing for us to be able to do,especially against elite quarterbacks. You have to be able to throw wrinkles at them to confuse them. You can't just line up and say, 'hey, this is what we're going to do.' They'll find the weakness in it."
With Marcell Dareus back in the lineup this week, the variations of looks figure to be even more numerous this week.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Kyle Williams
Posted in Inside the Bills
Pats OC on progress of rookie O-linemenPosted by on September 19, 2015 – 4:10 pm
In Week 1 due to injuries, the Patriots had to use up to three rookie offensive linemen from guard to guard. Rookie C David Andrews will definitely be starting, and now with G Ryan Wendell out Shaq Mason is likely to start as well. Fellow rookie G Tre' Jackson played a few series last week as well. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels spoke about the progress of his three rookie linemen heading into Week 2 against Buffalo.
McDaniels admits that their communication will be challenged with the noise level anticipated in Ralph Wilson Stadium, the team's first road game of the season.
"Each experience is a good one for them because they are learning and growing from it," said McDaniels. "There are going to be mistakes and those mistakes can be great learning experiences for them, and hopefully we make progress and improve each week or each practice as we go forward. The communication aspect of playing in Buffalo is certainly a challenge. We know that, and we're going to try to prepare the best we can and have confidence in all of those guys that they are going to be able to go out there and play together, communicate and hopefully execute their assignments the way that we need them to.
"There will be a lot of challenges in this game – a lot of different scheme challenges, a lot of personnel challenges. They've got great players, they've got a great defensive system, great coaching staff and the crowd is going to be great as well. It always is. Like I said, it's an exciting week for us, and we're going to have to do a good job of being prepared and going up there and trying to do the best we can at executing our jobs and our game plan."
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Belichick breaks down Rex's unique looksPosted by on September 19, 2015 – 2:16 pm
In one of his press conferences this week, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick outlined how some of Rex Ryan's exotic looks put a defensive lineman in a weak safety role on a certain play. Belichick was then asked for clarification and gave an interesting breakdown of how Ryan's varied looks created identification problems for opposing offenses.
"Sometimes they line their linebackers up in the line of scrimmage and back defensive linemen off the ball, so they're kind of at a linebacker depth – four to five yards off the ball," said Belichick of the Bills 'D'. "Then they move from there. Sometimes they move back up. Sometimes they wait until the ball is snapped and run whatever stunt they have called. Normally if you're an offensive lineman, you're blocking a defensive lineman, but when the defensive lineman is standing behind a linebacker or behind another defensive lineman your rule now changes a little bit.
"You can't let the linebacker go and go block the defensive lineman so you've got to take the guy in front of you and now the defensive lineman ends up again really as a linebacker or depending on the look, he could technically be a weak safety or a strong safety based on how you ID the defense – things like that. It's just ways that Coach Ryan uses to try to confuse the offense and try to change the protection or the identification of the defensive personnel. Is a tackle a tackle or is he an X and an O? And then you get mismatches. So, things like that."
Tags: Bill Belichick, Bills-Patriots, Rex Ryan
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How Brady & Co. are preparing for RWS noisePosted by on September 18, 2015 – 3:28 pm
The Bills fans brought it big time in the season opener against the Colts. Veteran players affirmed that it was one of the loudest on field atmospheres they can remember. With the rival Patriots coming to town the decibel level is expected to climb even higher this Sunday. So what is the Patriots offense doing to prepare for the likelihood of having to operate with non-verbal communication?
Tom Brady was asked if the Patriots are capable of duplicating the Ralph Wilson Stadium atmosphere in practice.
"Yeah, you can try," he said. "Unless you've been there, you really don't quite know how it's going to be. I think you expect the worst and you expect the loudest, and I think that's what we practice when we're out there. I mean, you really can't hear anything when Coach [Belichick] turns those speakers up.
"He tries to make it harder for us in practice than it is in the game, and not being able to really hear anything just requires a lot of non-verbal communication and everyone being on the same page – knowing your calls, knowing your assignments, being able to know the things that we're doing really well so you can go out and play confidently and aggressively – because if you don't play that way, then you get really defensive as an offense. I think the Colts, they got pushed around, and when you get pushed around by a team like this, they really feed off of that."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, crowd noise, Tom Brady
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Fan Friday 9-18Posted by on September 18, 2015 – 11:26 am
The Bills are 1-0 with a pretty important early season matchup with the Patriots up next. Be loud Bills fans! Here is this week's edition of your questions from email at email@example.com and on Twitter at @ChrisBrownBills.
1 – Hey Chris thanks for all the hard work you put in!
Are the Bills keeping three QB's because of the chance a running QB (Taylor) is likely to be injured?
Danny in Scottsdale, AZ
CB: I think the Bills intended to keep three quarterbacks from the very beginning. The performance of all three in the preseason I believe cemented their spots on the 53-man squad. Cassel's value is in his experience and Manuel's play in the preseason convinced the offensive staff that he's on the right track with his progress as a young signal caller. Taylor obviously won the job.
2 – How will the contract extension for Marcell play into our ability to re-sign some of the other Bills on contract years? Including the usage of a franchise tag do you see the Bills being able to retain Glenn, Bradham, and Gilmore as a big three? Do you think that leaves enough for McKelvin( is he on a final year?) and Harvin?
CB: The Bills bought themselves some time with Stephon Gilmore by picking up his fifth-year option, so he's not up until after the 2016 season. Nigel Bradham and Cordy Glenn are the other big names that are coming due after the 2015 campaign.
The good thing that the Bills did was spread out Dareus' guaranteed money over the first two years with singing and option bonuses in addition to his guaranteed base salary. The deal is relatively cap friendly until the last two years when his base salary balloons to more than $12M.
Bradham and Glenn are the two that figure to be addressed. The linebacker would be much easier to sign than the left tackle, knowing the market rate for left tackles is far higher than at LB. Knowing how thin the Bills are depth-wise at both positions it's going to be interesting to see how the decision making plays out with those two players.
The good news is the salary cap continues to go up and up and up, and with the revenues projected where they are for NFL clubs this year the cap is expected to take another sizable jump this offseason. That makes re-signing players like Bradham, Gilmore and Glenn more realistic.
Leodis McKelvin signed a four-year extension that runs through 2016.
3 – Hey Chris,
With the extension of Dareus, Could you give bills fans an update on how long we will have our d line for?
Danny in Scottsdale
CB: The contracts of Kyle and Mario Williams are the ones set to expire first following the 2017 season. Jerry Hughes' deal runs out in 2020 and Dareus is after the 2021 season. Now we all know circumstances crop up at other positions that can necessitate some difficult decisions at defensive line, so to assume that the line will be together for another four seasons might be foolhardy. I do think it's safe to say we'll see the group together through at least 2016.
4 – Hello Chris,
As always, thank you for providing the fans this opportunity. With our limited exposure to Ronald Darby, we don't really get to see his progression. I understand the need for him to struggle and that the preseason is a good place to throw him to the wolves. I am curious how much he has progressed since he came in? Does he learn quickly from his mistakes? Any information would be helpful.
Thank you!
CB: I will let defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman, a former NFL cornerback himself, handle this one. Here's what he said this week about Darby's progress.
"He continues to work on his craft, he's a very talented young man. We believe the sky is the limit for him, we expect him to play well," said Thurman. "If he's out there we're expecting him to play well. We don't look for him to play like a rookie. We know at times that he may get himself in trouble but if he's focused on what his assignments are we feel like he's talented enough to get the job done."
5 – Chris,
Why do the Bills make comments about the Pats? All that does is fuel the fire. Every time they talk smack they get beat down.
CB: I think we all know that Rex Ryan has a track record of not being afraid to say what he believes. Coach-speak doesn't really exist for Ryan and that filters down to his players, who he encourages to speak their mind and say what they believe. I don't think there has been anything this week other than players speaking confidently and believing that they can beat New England. That's a healthy and necessary mindset to have going into a game against an opponent of this caliber.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Dennis Thurman, Fan Friday, Leodis McKelvin, Marcell Dareus, QB competition, Ronald Darby, Salary cap
Posted in Inside the Bills
DT, OL still nicked for PatriotsPosted by on September 17, 2015 – 4:48 pm
The New England Patriots could be without one of their rotational defensive tackles and a starting offensive lineman on Sunday.
For the second straight day DT Dominique Easley did not practice due to a hip injury. Easley is starting DT Alan Branch's backup.
Also starting RG Ryan Wendell was limited again on Thursday with an illness. He did not play in Week 1, which forced some shuffling on New England's offensive line last week. It forced the Patriots to put two rookies on the offensive line, starting C David Andrews and LG Shaq Mason.
|Participation Wednesday
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|Ryan Wendell
|Travis Cadet
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Tags: Bills-Patriots, Patriots injury report
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06-17-04, 08:35 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Input Mask for Names, A Counter, and Duplication Testing
The content of my previous thread just up and walked away (dissapeared), so I'll start from the beginning.
I've got three little (I hope ) problems that I'm struggling with, and would appreciate advice on. They are as follows:
I'd like to use an input mask that will basically capialise the first letter (and possibly the first letter after a space), but will allow me to enter the rest of the text in any way I like - whether it be spaces, lowercase, uppercase, hyphens, etc.
I'd like to put sequential numbers down the side of a report. ie. row 1, row 2, row 3, etc.
In the previous thread, Bud suggested that I use a TextBox with a -1, and set the Running Sum to OverAll. For some reason this results in the first record being left blank and the rest as 0's. Can anyone suggest what I've done wrong?
Finally, I have a situation where the user needs to enter the names of a group of students at once. Most of these students will be new and not pose a problem, however some will be past students returning for another course.
Is there any way to set a rule/whatever that will check to see if the new student's name matches a past student, and if so to display the matching student's details and prompt the user for an action? (either continue entering student's details or skip to entering next student.
Thanks for your suggestion regarding this Bud (to set Yes/NoDuplicates in the indexed line of the table properties), however I believe that this would not work in this situation, as some students may be different people but have the same name. The user needs to be able to enter duplicate names, I would just like the database to warn them first.
Thanks for any and all help,
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1: If I'm not wrong, upper/lower case mask apply to the rest of the string, sorry.. I can't help on this.
2: try "=1" instead and running sum
3: if you have forms for data entry, you can use DLookUp to look for names in the tables (when the name textbox loses focus), and if it's found (returns non null), display the warning message.
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Thanks for the reply Cyherus.
It doesn't matter about the input masks now - I've decided it's just not worth it.
I messed around with similar ideas instead of the -1 and got lucky with 0+1 and no running sum. Seems to act like an x+1. I'll give =1 a try though, and see what happens.
With the DLookUp, if you have the time, would you be able to give me a basic structure of code to use (or anyone else for that matter)? I've never used it before, and the help on Access 2002 seems pretty scarce on details. It sounds like it's exactly what I need.
Thanks for your time
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DLookup("field", "table", "criteria")
this returns a variant and if returned value = null.. then this record does not exist in the database/tables.
dim VarX as Variant
dim StrCriteria as String
StrCriteria = "[Name] = '" & Me.txtName & "'"
varX = DLookup("[Name]", "Employees", StrCriteria)
if not isNull(varX) then
prompts this name already exist..
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Thread: New help with relationships...
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Unanswered: New help with relationships...
No, my wife is just fine
I'm working on an asp.net application that is to be used for keep track of attendance. I created an access database to hold all the information I need.
I have two tables-
One table (called attendance) will keep track of days off. The fields are dDate, tReason, and nEmployee_id.
The other table is employees. It has fields tName, dStart_date, and nID.
As you can probably guess, I want to use the employeeID field in both databases for the relationship. Inside access that is no problem, but how do I use this programatically through VB?
The first page comes up, and it is a listbox titled "The following people are out today". Now I just want to populate the listbox.
Basically, all I need to do is query based on today's date, and then using the ID field of the recordset, pull up the name from the other table.
How do I do this? I really don't know much about databases, and come from a VB6 background. I would think there is a relatively easy solution, maybe even one on the internet somewhere, but I don't know how to even search for it.
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Use WHERE dDate = Date() in your recordsource. I'm not sure how recordsets are created in asp, but I imagine you're given the option to provide a SQL string at some point?oh yeah... documentation... I have heard of that.
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To answer your Question, I am not as familiar with ASP.Net as other things but as teddy stated I am certain it allows you to run SQL statements. From what I hear you are looking to perform a JOIN in your query.
A Gentle Introduction to SQL is where I got my SQL feet wet.
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OK, I think that is getting closer, but I'm not sure it's exactly what I want to do. That introduction to SQL is great BTW, I have read much of it, but I want to get this issue solved so I don't feel so "rushed" reading it.
I will try to explain better. I have two tables:
Table 1: Employees
ID | Name
1 | John
2 | Bill
3 | Sam
Table 2: Attendance
ID | Date
2 | 1/3/05
2 | 1/4/05
3 | 1/4/05
The second table keeps track of days off. All it contains is the employee ID and the date they were off. Naturally, the same employee could be in there dozens of times (for different days).
I am creating a list that will show on any day what employees are out.
So the query will simply check for Attendance.Date = ????
But, rather than returning just the ID, can I match the ID fields in the two tables together, and have it return the names?
Please help me, I'm really struggling with this. DB is a whole new way of thinking.
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look at joins, That is what you need
something like
SELECT Employees.Name, Attendance.[Date] FROM Employees INNER JOIN Attendance ON Employees.ID = Attendance.ID
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I'm not sure if I am answering your question but I'll give it a try.
If you create a one-to-many relationship between your two tables then you can create the query. In the query make sure you put the date from the attendance table and the name from the employee table. It will automatically match them up.
Now for the date. You can use a parameter for you to be able to select the date (any date). When the query is in design, use the criteria of [Enter Out Date] or something to that effect. When you run the query (or a report or form based on the query) it'll ask you for a date.
Is that what you were asking?
Some one beat me to it with a code =)
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It worked- well, I had to mess around a bit, but the general idea worked. I am learning a lot about DBs.
Thanks alot for all your help. Here is the line:
Dim strSQL As String = "SELECT * FROM Attend, EmployeeInfo WHERE (Attend.nEmpID= EmployeeInfo.Employee_ID) and Attend.dDate='" & Date.Today.ToShortDateString & "'"
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