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REX RYAN YA TIENE EL EQUIPO QUE ESTABA BUSCANDO El Rendimiento De Los Bills Es 38 BUFFALO BILLS (AFC ESTE) (AFC ESTE) BUFFALO BILLS 39 NFL NFL BUFFALOBILLS REX RYAN YA TIENE EL EQUIPO QUE ESTABA BUSCANDO El rendimiento de los Bills es ex Ryan es esclavo de su una incógnita, ranzadores Bills de 2014 pasaron a Rempeño por ser distinto. pero los gemelos no decir nada. Curiosamente, solo De su forma de ver la vida como si Tyrod Tylor ponía algo de emoción, nada fuera importante. Él hace las Ryan en la misma mientras las lesiones limitaban a cosas porque le divierten. Y tira ha- banda auguran LeSean McCoy, y Sammy Watkins cia delante con su enorme corpa- emociones fuertes se sentía muy solo por el cielo. chón siempre a régimen, sin impor- Durante los últimos meses Rex tarle mucho las consecuencias de ahora que tienen parece haber estado en su salsa, sus actos, porque cree firmemente casi construido el construyendo, ahora sí, el equipo que merece la pena el riesgo. que quería. Dejó marchar a Mario Ryan también acostumbra a bloque que querían. Williams; salvó la agencia libre de- no obsesionarse con el puesto de jando intacta su línea ofensiva y fi- quarterback. Es innegable su ta- chando a Sterling Moore, uno de lento defensivo, y su genialidad los mejores cornerbacks bajo el ra- para preparar partidos. Su capaci- dar de la actual NFL; se trajo a su dad para ver football, y resolver pro- hermano Rob como coordinador blemas, parece sobrenatural, pero defensivo, y a Kathryn Smith para también parece conformista con que se convierta en la primera mu- su pasador. Le sirve casi cualquie- jer entrenadora de la historia de la ra. Y eso que Tyrod Tylor, su actual NFL. En un draft maravilloso, quizá apuesta personal, rindió en 2015 a SU MEJOR MOMENTO haya encontrado en Shaq Lawson un nivel inimaginable, y los aficiona- En ocasiones, los momentos más el ‘man-eater’ que necesita y en Re- dos sueñan con que ahora se con- memorables para un equipo no ggie Ragland un muro para el front firme como una solución real para coinciden necesariamente con la seven, mientras que en rondas in- el futuro. Veremos si lo consigue. consecución de un anillo. El 7 de termedias apostó por Cardale Jo- SU GRAN ESTRELLA Cuando Rex llegó a Buffalo, se septiembre de 1980, en el Ope- nes, un quarterback prometedor, y LESEAN MCCOY encontró con una defensa podero- ning Day, la franquicia de Ralph ‘robó’ a Jonathan Williams, un co- sa ya hecha, y con un ataque al que Wilson logró interrumpir la lace- rredor con talento de ronda alta, Las dudas que hay en Buffalo solo le parecía faltar un buen quar- rante racha de derrotas que man- devaluado por las lesiones. con McCoy responden sólo a su terback. Cualquiera habría aposta- tenían frente a sus archirrivales Por fin, Rex tiene lo que quiere. estado de salud, a su durabili- do por apuntalar un edificio que ya de Miami, a quienes no vencían Una parada de monstruos hecha a dad y a cómo le afectan las ex- estaba construido y lanzarse a la desde 1969. Aquella tarde, la lo- su imagen y semejanza. Es verdad cesivas carreras a lo largo del FP búsqueda de un pasador, pero Rex cura se desbordó en la parroquia que aún quedan agujeros por cu- año. Por lo demás, LeSean se A prefirió empezar de cero. El cambio neoyorquina, que no dudó en inva- brir, pero si este año no hay un sal- confirmó el curso pasado como de 4-3 a 3-4 colapsó a un Mario Wi- dir el pasto, arrancar los goal post to de calidad importante, es posible uno de los mejores corredores lliams y el pass rush simplemente y pasearlos en procesión por todo que a Rex no le salven el trabajo ni de la liga y fue clave para que no existió. El resultado no fue de- el campo. su coherencia, ni su empeño por los Bills lideraran la NFL en ata- sastroso, pero sí insípido. Los espe- sentirse diferente. que terrestre. / BRETT CARLSEN 40 BUFFALO BILLS (AFC ESTE) (AFC ESTE) BUFFALO BILLS 41 NFL NFL PROPIETARIO HEAD COACH COORDINADOR OFENSIVO TERRY PEGULA REX RYAN GREG ROMAN Pegula fue una bendición para los No dejó buen sabor de boca ‘Sexy Correr, correr y Bills. Lo compró tras el fallecimiento Rexy’ en su primera temporada en volver a correr. del mítico fundador, Ralph Wilson, y se Buffalo. Si algo estaba claro en el Roman es un es- comprometió a mantener la franquicia en la ciudad. Pla- equipo es que la defensa funciona- pecialista en convertir líneas ofen- nea construir un nuevo estadio más temprano que tarde. ba y era la piedra angular del éxito sivas en brillantes espectáculos de potencial del grupo. Ryan quiso de- movimientos coordinados capaces jar su huella desde el principio, algo de abrir líneas defensivas por la lógico ya que para eso se le fichó, mitad. El año pasado, así mismo, MANAGER GENERAL pero eso llevó a marear a unos ju- consiguió que Tyrod Taylor tuviese DOUG WHALEY gadores que sabían de memoria lo unos números de eficiencia más que tenían que hacer y, de repente, que notables. Su trabajo será esen- Whaley sabe que está en una encruci- tuvieron que comenzar de nuevo a cial para estos Bills. jada. Es el hombre que ha servido de entenderse y moverse por el cam- unión en la transición entre Wilson y po. Algunos, como Mario Williams, Pegula, pero ese crédito ya se le ha acabado porque el abandonaron el barco a mitad de proceso de adaptación del nuevo dueño ha concluido. Y travesía y el grupo no se hundió de ESTRELLA OFENSIVA de forma satisfactoria. Whaley ha cometido los suficien- milagro. Este año Rex cuenta con SAMMY WATKINS tes errores como para saber que su puesto está en jue- jugadores más acordes a su esque- go, y más sin la coartada de la estabilidad. Su apuesta ma, así que los resultados han de Watkins ha dejado destellos de final ha sido Rex Ryan y, para bien o para mal, está unido ser mejores. O eso, o llegarán las su enorme calidad aquí y allá, a él en este proyecto, dure lo que dure. Ha dedicado el voces altisonantes al respecto de pero se ha visto lastrado por draft de este año a reconstruir un front seven desquicia- su puesto de trabajo. Carrera, pa- un juego de QBs que no le saca do con el cambio de esquema que vivió el año pasado, rar la carrera, promesas imposibles el mejor de los rendimientos. FP FP y eso es un lujo que quizás no pueda permitirse porque A de victorias y titulares: el show de A Costó mucho, en elecciones del o en Buffalo hay resultados ya, inmediatos, o su general / Rex Ryan sigue como siempre en / draft, y así se le exige. manager no estará aquí el año que viene. ELSA Buffalo. ELSA ASÍ ES EL ATAQUE DE LOS BILLS TYROD E.J. CARDALE CORDY RICHIE ERIC JOHN JORDAN LESEAN KARLOS SAMMY ROBERT GREG MARQUISE CHARLES CHRIS 5TAYLOR 3MANUEL 7JONES 77GLENN (LT) 64 INCOGNITO (LG) 70 WOOD (C) 76 MILLER (RG) 79 MILLS (RT) 25 MCCOY 29 WILLIAMS 14 WATKINS 10 WOODS 17 SALAS 88 GOODWIN 85 CLAY 89 GRAGG QUARTERBACKS LÍNEA OFENSIVA CORREDORES RECEPTORES TIGHT ENDS GRAN ESTRELLA. Durante la temporada pasada la posición de quarter- Una de las mayores mejoras, con ser uno de los mejores por tierra de LeSean McCoy cumplió con las ex- Que Sammy Watkins tiene un talen- evidente, en situaciones tan com- Charles Clay tiene el mismo análisis back de los Buffalo Bills, una pesadilla constante desde respecto a lo esperado, en el ata- la NFL. A su lado Cordy Glenn poco JUGADOR pectavias creadas cuando los Bills to descomunal es algo que no se prometidas, que se ve siempre en que LeSean McCoy: cuando está QUE MARCA hace demasiado tiempo, encontró un clavo al que aga- que de los Bills el año pasado tuvo menos que se convirtió en estrella, traspasaron por él a Kiko Alonso. puede negar. Que cualquiera que doble y triple cobertura con balones sano es uno de los pilares ofensi- DIFERENCIAS. rrarse. Se llamaba Tyrod Taylor y venía de estar cuatro lugar en la línea. Y el principal en un left tackle de los de tener pro- Pero las buenas y las malas: sano haya visto partidos de los Bills ten- casi imposibles. No ayuda el resto vos del equipo y rinde a un nivel años a la sombra de Joe Flacco en los Baltimore Ravens. protagonista de esta mejoría fue tegiendo a tu QB durante un lustro, fue un terror, el verdadero hilo con- drá difícil afirmarlo sólo viendo lo del grupo, de un nivel escaso. Ro- que justifica el gran contrato con A pesar de que su juego no fue nada especialmente re- la llegada de Richie Incognito. El si es que eres capaz de pagarle. BUEN ductor del ataque, pero estuvo de- que sucede en el campo, también. bert Woods sí que ha dejado deste- el que se le convenció para salir de JUGADOR DE levante, o decisivo, sí que encajó como un guante en el polémico jugador fue repescado, Con Eric Wood, ese lado de la línea masiado tiempo renqueante. Para Y no por él, que lo da todo y es un llos, así como algún que otro buen los Dolphins. Sin embargo, sus pro- EQUIPO. sistema ofensivo y acabó haciendo buenos números. y perdonado de sus pecados, por es de un extraordinario nivel. Más solucionar esto último en Buffalo activo tremendo del equipo, sino partido.
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