billsfreak

When have they shown promise yet? I haven't missed a snap, they are part of a pathetic line. Young players with potential, but we have had so many players like that over the past decade it isn't funny. No team has ever won a single game with potential.

Trent Edwards is only one small part of the problems with this vomit inducing team, and only a small part. Those who want to blame it all on Trent Edwards do not have a clue about football at all-not in the least bit. His line is the worst in the NFL, and by no small margin. He may have the worst coaching staff in the league, and if not, it is close. We may have one of the worst owners in the NFL now, who cares so much more about money than winning anymore. Our once outstanding Special Teams have been pathetic, and single handedly costs us two games, and played terrible in the other 3. I think this team would get more than it's share of season ending injuries if they were locked in a padded room. The front office is probably the worst in the league, if not the worst, one of them. We have one less home game every season than every other team, solely because of our owner's greed. If we are not the worst team in the NFL this year, give it another couple weeks and we will be. The fact that Ralph doesn't want to change coaches is solely because he will have to pay Jauron for another two seasons. To sum it all up, it is a terrible team from top to botton, left to right, inside to outside and all around.

I agree with you, even yesterdays announcers said he was doing a good job considering he had no protection from a pathetic offensive line. He has been really good at times this year and pretty bad at times, but for the most part, you don't know how good he is going to be, because he doesn't have time to do anything. 9 out of 10 pass plays, as soon as he gets the ball he is running away from a pass rusher that didn't even get touched by a blocker. The O-Line sucks so bad that he is forced to get the ball to the running backs on short passes to use their skills, because there are no holes for handoff runs. Everyone blames him for checking off all the time, but if he didn't, the same people would blame him for taking even more sacks than he has already, which by the way is at last check the second most in the NFL.

The whole offensive line sucks, if they aren't jumping off sides, they are letting people thru to the quarterback like the dam broke loose. Hangartner might be right up there with the worst free agent signings this team has had in years. He can't block, alot of his snaps hit the ground and he jumps offsides alot too. Just like I was saying before the season started, we have the worst O-Line in the NFL, and alot more people agree with me now, and there are less severely overly optimistic people on this board.

Gotta be at noon then, that house is full of crap!

Andre Reed's babysitter said it was at 10:00?

Of course it is true, if you can't believe Thurman's Bodyguard, who can you believe? He would normally be the one to break the news wouldn't he?

If we played them now, based on the last two weeks, I doubt we would beat them this time.

If we aren't at the bottom, we certainly can see the bottom, and we aren't too far from being there. One interesting thing, it will be week 7 before the Redskins play a team with a single win, that has to be the worse 2 win team in quite awhile.

Royal dropped at least two passes today, one a sure TD. Good to see he hasn't changed, that is one move that the current FO cant be criticized for, getting rid of him.

Do you REALLY need to tell a returner to hold onto the football!?!-Parrish never held the ball, you need to make sure he knows not to go anywhere near it. you just don't lose your ability to coach in one season.-Shanahan won two Superbowls, he got fired. Gruden won a Superbowl, he got fired. The list can go on and on of coaches who have had success in the past, but then got fired for not getting it done. This is a What have You done for me lately league. I know he isn't in charge of the O-Line, but there have been several penalties on the STs, the most of any STs in the NFL this year. How about when the Browns had the ball getting ready to punt, and they were waiting for the quarter to end so they would have the wind at their backs. The Bills Sts weren't even on the field and had to waste a timeout so the Browns wouldn't just run a play-poor coaching. I never said he wasn't great in the past, DJ was a coach of the year, how is that helping him now? T.O. has Hall of Fame numbers, how is he doing? Kavika Mitchell has a Super Bowl ring, he isn't going to get one here. Sadly, the past will never help you win in the present. Right now there is nothing going right with this team, and drastic changes need to be made. Nobody is safe on this team. Knowing Ralph, since April is already under contract, he will be the next head coach, so they don't add another salary to the team's payroll.

I think any team can look and see former players on other teams. All of those you listed with the exception of Greer were nothing but Special Teams players here. It is the era of Free Agency and a salary cap, where you can't keep all the borderline players. Special teams are normally filled by starters and rookies/young players, you can't give big contracts to ST players.

Who was the tall gray haired older thin man who I believe was sitting by Ralph the few times they showed him, and when the game ended he was escorting DJ off the field. I thought maybe it was like the prison guard who walks an inmate to his execution. One could only hope I guess.

Just like they wouldn't comment for months whether Jauron got extended or not. They think the fans are freaking stupid. If you don't have the balls to go on the field and face the fans that you have crapped on and stuck with a pathetic team and organization, you should be forced to sell your team. He created this mess, and he will never fix it, not that important to him.

Another "Yes Man", that is all Ralph will hire. Experience or ability is not necessary for FO or coaching positions. God we suck.

It helps when the opponent has 5 times as many penalties as they do points. It helps when the opponent makes one of the dumbest plays ever made touching a punted ball that has been rolling around on the field. It really helps when the other team sucks even more than you do.

I agree, as if the game wasn't bad enough for them to sit through. If I remember correctly when I was younger in the late 70's early 80's they sold beer the entire game, but after someone hit Chuck Foreman of the Vikings in the eye with a snowball, they quit selling it at halftime. Is that still the policy? I don't know if these people were Bills fans or not, but this has been a bad year for all involved with the Bills, owner, FO, players, coaches, fans, etc.

Ralph probably already forgot what happened today, he is at home with someone going over his bank statement with him.

If you are going to base it on this season, Bobby April should be the first to go. Special teams directly costs us two games, fumbled a couple times in just about every other game and has numerous penalties, the most of any STs in the NFL.

If Ralph is or was pissed he would have done something a long time ago. Only way he will get pissed is if when the money figures come out he doesn't make as much as he thinks he should.

I hate the Pats and Belicheat, but he was one of the last people off of the field, looking all over for him. We have enough garbage on our own team to get wound up over the Pats, especially when what you are talking about didn't even happen. You need to get over your Belicheat jealousy.

So far this season, I can't name one, maybe the Rams are worse than Buffalo. Only difference is, the Rams were expected to be this bad.

If he would spend money on quality players, head coaches, assistant coaches and front office personnel and actually try to create a winner instead of just saying he was, I would love it.

If I remember, and I have one of these green Whammie Weanies with Bells or Topps or some market's name on it, rumor what that young girls were using it for other than cheering on the Bills.

As much as I hate to say it, you are correct. Not sure how an owner of a team gets in the HOF when the team over the course of its history is almost 40 games under .500, has a career losing record in the playoffs and has never won a Superbowl and the last championship they can claim was almost a half a century ago. It was a combination of history and even more so being the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the AFL, coupled with his age that got him elected.