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Chris Berman really has it in for the Dolphins and loves the Bills. What a homer!

I understand a player like "Stink" knowing more about Denver and perhaps having some Bias for a team with which he won a SB. But, Berman is not an ex-jock, he's a professional.

Don't get me wrong, I think Berman, overall, is one of the best of all-time at what he does. And, I could tolerate his love for Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Bruce Smith, et al and the Bills of that era - laying aside my love for Marino and the Dolphins - they were a talented team to watch. And, Kelly is a good guy.

But, his continued homerism for Buffalo and against Miami is starting to get under my skin. In selecting the gamebreakers, he picks Dick Jauron the Bills coach for sacking Culpepper so many times in the game! Come on. The Bills were not that great. Miami was that bad.

Culpepper gave away a 2-3 of those sacks and just really bad blocking as well as a mix up on one blitz.

If Miami starts playing well, you watch. Berman's voice will be different compared to the excitement he shows over the success of other teams. It will sound like a grudging concession.
 
Da 'Fins said:
Chris Berman really has it in for the Dolphins and loves the Bills. What a homer!

I understand a player like "Stink" knowing more about Denver and perhaps having some Bias for a team with which he won a SB. But, Berman is not an ex-jock, he's a professional.

Don't get me wrong, I think Berman, overall, is one of the best of all-time at what he does. And, I could tolerate his love for Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Bruce Smith, et al and the Bills of that era - laying aside my love for Marino and the Dolphins - they were a talented team to watch. And, Kelly is a good guy.

But, his continued homerism for Buffalo and against Miami is starting to get under my skin. In selecting the gamebreakers, he picks Dick Jauron the Bills coach for sacking Culpepper so many times in the game! Come on. The Bills were not that great. Miami was that bad.

Culpepper gave away a 2-3 of those sacks and just really bad blocking as well as a mix up on one blitz.

If Miami starts playing well, you watch. Berman's voice will be different compared to the excitement he shows over the success of other teams. It will sound like a grudging concession.

I think the Bills were that good. did you watch them do the same thing to Tom Brady last week. The patriots by no means played bad
 
Please we have one media out let who likes the Bills. What about every single "Expert" saying the Dolphins would beat the Bills, and those lofty Superbowl predictions. Dont be upset that maybe your team isn't as good as it's press clippings.
 
BillsCA said:
Please we have one media out let who likes the Bills. What about every single "Expert" saying the Dolphins would beat the Bills, and those lofty Superbowl predictions. Dont be upset that maybe your team isn't as good as it's press clippings.

good to see you on the otherside BillsCA.

here's the link of those experts
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/features/talent
 
Da 'Fins said:
The Bills were not that great. Miami was that bad.
really? Most of his colleagues picked the fins to win the division and some even picked the fins to go to the sb while the bills were ranked by most of them at 30 or below.

Berman is as much a bills homer just as much as Carter is a fins homer.
 
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