2006 Bills Football

Other teams decide to go young, but the 2006 Bills football team brings back 80 year old Marv Levy to try and turn their operation around.  Buffalo has struggled through missing the playoffs for six straight seasons now and after finishing the 2004 year with promise, went 5-11 last season to the disappointment of fans and management.  We don't see how bringing back Marv Levy, who has been out of the league since 1997 is going to change things in the right direction.  Remember when another great coach came back to the league after a long drought?  It wasn't a very good start for coach Joe Gibbs at Washington and we don't see things being much better in Buffalo.  The team did bring in Dick Jauron who will replace Mike Mularky.  Jauron was with Chicago for a few years but has plenty of experience, but was with the Lions the last few seasons and we all know how well they have done. 

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The offensive look of the 2006 Bills football team will be uncertain at quarterback.  JP Losman was fed the starting position at the beginning of last season before being replace by Kelly Holcomb.  This year they aren't making any promises to anyone and letting the play on the field speak for themselves.  Remember when we told you that when making NFL preseason picks you want players who are taking the games in like they mean something?  This is one situation to watch.  Neither one of these guys is a top quality starter so you are going to have to pick your poison and move on.  McGahee is a legitimate threat coming out of the backfield, but teams stacked the line against him the second part of the season and his production plummeted.  If you think he's going to do much better this season then you are going to have to hope that both the offensive line improves and one of the quarterbacks steps up and actually does something through the air.  Buffalo lost their elite wide receiver when they let Eric Moulds go to Houston.  Now there are a volume of mediocre players getting ready to step in with Lee Evans, Josh Reed, Roscoe Parrish, Andre Davis, and Peerless Price.  Price went to the dumps after going to Atlanta a few years back and is hoping to regain some status in Buffalo.  Evans might have a decent year, but out of the bunch we think that Josh Reed will be left holding down the bench.  At least if anyone gets injured they will have some viable replacements. 

The 2006 Bills football team focused on defense in the draft and got a solid defensive tackle in John McCargo out of NC State.  This unit was 29th in the NFL in total defense last season and 31st against the rush.  That is a big reason they let go of Sam Adams Justin Bannan, and Ron Edwards in hopes of bringing in some run stoppers.  The linebacking core is showing signs of age, as Jeff Posey and London Fletcher are both over 30 years of age and Takeo Spikes is coming back from that season ending injury to his achilles.  The Bills do have a little bit of depth with Angelo Crowell who had a nice 2005 season in place of Spikes.  If any of the three fall off then Crowell will be waiting in the wings to step in.  The team's secondary is solid with Nate Clements at corner and rookie Donte Whitner taking over at strong safety.  Troy Vincent made the move from corner to safety with relative ease and this unit should cause a few problems for opposing passers. 

The 2006 Bills football team will contend with the Jets for the basement position of the AFC East, but in a few years this team could develop into a contender.  The big question marks remain with the offensive line and quarterback positions, but don't be surprised if they make a surprise run and end up near the .500 mark.  Expectations are low this season and this team is capable of exceeding them.  If you agree then bet on the Over 6.5 wins at Bookmaker and get +123 back for each $100 you bet.

NFL Predictions

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• Before you place a single football futures wager this year you are going to want to read the 2006 NFL predictions courtesy of Jimmy Boyd.

• After a tough loss to Denver in the playoffs last season, the 2006 Patriots football team is looking to get back to the Super Bowl.

• You might not recognize a lot of faces for the 2006 Jets football team, because it was a major off-season overhaul.

• After a solid finish to least season, fans this year are expecting a lot out of 2006 Dolphins football.

• After picking up one for the thumb, the 2006 Steelers football team wants to pick up another Super Bowl ring while the opportunity is there.

• The addition of Steve McNair will put the 2006 Ravens football team over the top and return them to the playoffs for the first time since 2003.

• Those following 2006 Bengals football will have high expectations, but meeting those standards will be tough for this year's team.

• The 2006 Browns football team will mark the second year that Romeo Crennel has been the head man, and if the team stays healthy they could surprise a few teams this season.

• The 2006 Texans football team better make some positive strides after passing on Vince Young and Reggie Bush in the NFL draft.

• Fans, expert commentators, and our sports handicapping service are expecting big things out of the 2006 Colts football team.

• It's a season of hope for the 2006 Jags football team, and for good reason.

• The 2006 Titans football team better not have another down season, or else Jeff Fisher and his staff will be looking for new jobs in 2007.

• The 2006 Broncos football team is hoping to get over the edge and return the Super Bill this season.

• It's going to see how the 2006 Chiefs football team performs when they have a great offensive squad and a new defensive minded coach.

• The 2006 Raiders football team will have the same head coach in Art Shell that they had from 1989-94. 

• There are a lot of questions for the 2006 Chargers football team, but the biggest is how far can Phillip Rivers take them?

• A lot of money was spent this off-season in order to get the 2006 Cowboys football team back to the Super Bowl.

• Eli Manning is going to determine how the 2006 Giants football team performs this season.

• After the worst season under head coach Andy Reid, the 2006 Eagles football team is hoping to rebound and regain their former dominance.

• Now with the most expensive coaching staff in NFL history, the 2006 Redskins football team wants to see results from the spending.

• Everyone is expecting nothing less than a division championship out of the 2006 Bears football team.

• There is hope once again for the 2006 Lions football team with a lot of weapons on offense that are waiting to be used.

• For Brett Favre, the 2006 Packers football team can give him a resurrection or send him packing to the grave.

• With a new coach and an owner who was willing to spend a lot of money, the 2006 Vikings football team is expecting a playoff run.

• Mike Vick will give the 2006 Falcons football team hope as long as he can stay healthy.

• Expectations are so high for the 2006 Panthers football team that we have almost no doubts that the season is going to end in disappointment.

• Youth on offense and experience on defense defines the 2006 Bucs football team.

• Reggie Bush is generating a lot of excitement for the 2006 Saints football team.

• There are high hopes for the 2006 Cardinals football team despite a 11-21 record over the past two seasons.

• It won't take long for the 2006 49ers football team to display the fact that they are the worst in the NFL.

• When people start talking about the curse of the Super Bowl loser, the 2006 Seahawks football are thinking about being the ones to break it.

• Offense should not be a problem for the 2006 Ram football team, but the defense is going to have to step up for St. Louis to make a run at the playoffs.