If you want to know what your getting with Mularkey

[Bills4Life]

I couldnt tell you. He says our identity is running football, but Eric Moulds got suspended because he says this offense has no identity.

Moulds spoke the truth and got punished for it. He likes to trick defenses too much.

For example, He told Eric Moulds he wouldnt be the go to guy against Miami because he always has good games against Miami and they will be focused on stopping him.

So, Mularkey does the defenses job by taking our go to guy out of the offense before the game even starts. Thats just one example of his horrible game plans.

He didnt use Henry and McGahee well at all. He only used one guy, while the other one would come in for a play or 2. One game, Henry had all the carries and Mcgahee just watched the whole game, for no reason at all.

Lets not forget, he takes McGahee out on 3rd downs for Shaud Williams. Williams doesnt do anything when he comes in the game. We didnt pass to him,there were no plays designed for the quicker Williams, we just brought him in just to trick defenses., didnt work and McGahee would just be watching.

Trick plays, I wont even get into those. He loves them.

People talk about his days with the Steelers. Well, when we hired him, Steeler fans thanked us and laughed at us. We came back with his stats in 01 and 02, they said he changed our style.

The Steelers started as a running football team under MM, but slowly, Mularkey changed the mentality of the Steelers offense to where they were a passing team. In 2003, Steeler fans got sick of it and Bill Cowher was looking for Mularkey's replacement, but we hired Mularkey before he was fired, basically because of Donahoes relationship with him.

Also, Mularkey was the offensive CoOrdinator/Head coach in buffalo. He didnt do anything except deal with the offense. Jerry Gray had total control of the defense, Arpil had the special teams, and Mularkey had the offense.

His offenses are very predictable, even though he tries to trick defenses. Defenses we play say they know whats comming. I got sick and tired of hearing defenses say that after games.

He is a good guy, but if you put the offense in his hands, I wouldnt trust him.

[DolphinDevil28]

Dude, no offense, but seriously...

With JP Losman and that offensive line, ANY offensive coordinator would have looked bad. It was like the 2004 Dolphins.

Mularkey is an innovative offensive mind and a hard worker. He'll fit in with Nick Saban because Saban will make sure Mularkey runs the ball and gets the ball to our best players in critical situations.

You gotta remember, there is actually order with the Dolphins because of Nick Saban.

[Bills4Life]

Originally Posted by DolphinDevil28

Dude, no offense, but seriously...

With JP Losman and that offensive line, ANY offensive coordinator would have looked bad. It was like the 2004 Dolphins.

Mularkey is an innovative offensive mind and a hard worker. He'll fit in with Nick Saban because Saban will make sure Mularkey runs the ball and gets the ball to our best players in critical situations.

You gotta remember, there is actually order with the Dolphins because of Nick Saban.

Last years offense with Bledsoe was the same way. COaching does a lot for an offensive line, and Mularkey's system brings out the worst in players not the best.

There was order with the Steelers as well, but once Mularkey got freedom, he changed 30 years of Steeler style football into a soft, finesse style of offense.

No one will say anything bad about Mularkey because he might be a FIn, we said this stuff way before any of the MM to Miami news started.

The players had no idea what he was running. They said so. There are quotes.

If you guys are seriously going to say that because you have Nick Saban, he will be better, your crazy. Nick Saban is not a miracle worker.

[Bills4Life]

The best thing about this move is that now us Bills fans can talk some good smack back to you guys. Before Mularkey, lets face it, everything was looking up for Miami, not a lot of smack material for us Bills fans. That will change once your offense get a dose of Bull$h1t, I mean Mularkey, added to it.

[DolphinDevil28]

Originally Posted by Bills4Life

Last years offense with Bledsoe was the same way. COaching does a lot for an offensive line, and Mularkey's system brings out the worst in players not the best.

We have Hudson Houck, and Mularkey's system actually fits Houck's style that he teaches. It's very similar to Linehan's. Single backs, H-backs, 2 tights, 3 wides, etc...

There was order with the Steelers as well, but once Mularkey got freedom, he changed 30 years of Steeler style football into a soft, finesse style of offense.

Scott Linehan was getting lambasted by the media and the fans earlier in the season for passing the ball too much. Then, Nick roped him down on the sidelines, took more control of the offense, and we finished 6-0.

No one will say anything bad about Mularkey because he might be a FIn, we said this stuff way before any of the MM to Miami news started.

The players had no idea what he was running. They said so. There are quotes.

Again, MM will be on a leash. It's Nick Saban's philosophy. Protect the ball, take shots down the field, be aggressive. That's how we were with Linehan, and Mularkey's system is very similar.

Saban will not let MM run triple reverse passes to the left guard on third-and-goal, trust me.

[DolphinDevil28]

Originally Posted by Bills4Life

Last years offense with Bledsoe was the same way. COaching does a lot for an offensive line, and Mularkey's system brings out the worst in players not the best.

There was order with the Steelers as well, but once Mularkey got freedom, he changed 30 years of Steeler style football into a soft, finesse style of offense.

No one will say anything bad about Mularkey because he might be a FIn, we said this stuff way before any of the MM to Miami news started.

The players had no idea what he was running. They said so. There are quotes.

If you guys are seriously going to say that because you have Nick Saban, he will be better, your crazy. Nick Saban is not a miracle worker.

He came in, took a sorry, floundering 4-12 franchise and went 9-7 in his first year ever as a head coach in the NFL.

You know you wish he was the coach of the Bills. If you say otherwise you are only lying to yourself.

[Bills4Life]

Post this over in the Miami talk section. For some reason, they dont let me in there.

Taking Burris and Ward out of the game in the redzone? LoL. yep, I scratched my head when i saw Evans and Moulds on the sidelines in the redzone for us also.

Good Luck.

"The red-zone problems are no surprise when you consider that Hines Ward and/or Plaxico Burress often ride the bench in red-zone situations. During one red-zone sequence this past Sunday, Ward and Burress sat while the Steelers threw consecutive incompletions to Mark Bruener and Dan Krieder"

"If the Steelers feel the need to find a scapegoat after their ongoing disaster of a season is finished, it should be offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey. He is, indeed, the weakest link."

"It was typical wicky-wacky Mularkey. They expect us to do this. So we'll do that. Mularkey plays away from his team's strengths in order to deceive the opposition."

"If anyone takes the fall for the Steelers' failure, it should be Mularkey. If the Steelers (and Mularkey) are lucky, maybe he'll get hired as head coach somewhere else. If not, ditch Mularkey and bring in a run-first coordinator who will execute the head coach's vision."


http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/03351/252358.stm

[dolphinman23]

i love the offseason, I get to use this opportunity to save up ridiculous quotes made by pissed off bill fans who will say anything to try and save face...

[cnc66]

Originally Posted by dolphinman23

i love the offseason, I get to use this opportunity to save up ridiculous quotes made by pissed off bill fans who will say anything to try and save face...

he doesn't sound pissed off to me, it sounds like he is giving us his honest straightforward evaluation of malarky and I appreciate it. I don't think you'll get as good a selection of qoutes this year, although I would expect a full invasion if we actually sign malarky. The bold ones are still BURNING from things they said LAST year. I save stuff too.

[dominizzo]

MM will doo good> I just dont want him running the ball all the time

[HysterikiLL]

Mularkey is a freakin' genius. Did you know he didn't just star in Dances with wolves, but he directed it too!

[Alex44]

Lets just throw out everything Good Mularky did in Pitt because of what he did in Beefalo for 2 years

I dont think Saban could even make the Jills look good, especially with injuries and a QB starting for his first full season

[BuffaloFinFan23]

Fins fan since i can remember...with that said....why oh why did we take Mularkey? Here's the genius of MM at work....3rd and 7 Bills ball...Keep in mind the Bills best 3 players are on the filed (Mould, McGahee,Evans)...walking up to the line..wait a second thats Roscoe Parrish behind center...but he has a broken wrist....the snap Parrish rolls out....he (sort of) throws to their lineman Peters who is playing TE this snap...incomplete..Bills punt....Thats ONE example of the chaos that is MM offense...every game those calls were being made...i only HOPE that Saban will not allow MM to find a way to kill our offense...By the way...I live in Buffalo so i got to watch almost every game and even tho i hate the Bills and it was amusing more often than not to watch them...It was painful to see a football organization in such shambles...but hey they will be better this year with 187yr old Marv Levy as GM......LMFAO