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Feel its the start of a long holdout......again...

I'm sorry but if he does any of these things, I want him back. Someone with those qualities doesn't come around that often...

I'm sorry, but Jauron doesn't coach not to lose. He coaches to not lose by a lot....

Yeah I imagine he's really pissed now with no new deal in hand. So it looks like another holdout for sure unless we offer franchise money to the guy which we probably won't. Looks like a trade to me..

Yep, I'm one and the same. Have one for my laptop and one for my office PC. No skullduggery intended....

It looked pretty funny to me. The guy just lobbed a big piece of snow. The fan was thrilled. He just gave him more ammunition. Time to loosen up....

My in-laws are jewish and they're all complainers.....just sayin....

I don't think the Bills necessarily need to beat the Pats to save Jauron's job. Think they just need to be competitive to the end and keep the score close. However, if they look bad and/or are beaten badly, then he's probably gone..

Don't think they can complain too much about those three calls by Mangini. Nitpicking big time...

The first couple of years I wanted Reed off the team due to his penchant for dropped balls. But, he's done a 180 degree turn, catches everything in sight now and has become Mr. clutch. Him I'd pay. Trade Jason and give the money to Reed, seriously....

Unfortunately I like Peters and think he's a very good player but I vote for trade....

I'm on board too..

I vote for you as the new GM. With your vision and a boatload of money we'll be bankrupt in no time and probably in LA or Toronto within a year...On the bright side all of the players will be very happy...

I too am tired of debating this call. Lets just go out and play some football, do our best to win and let the chips and criticism fall where they may.

How about making Bobby April be head coach and maybe try to get a better OC??

While watching the game at that point in time I was thinking what do we do now. Its obvious and I agree that the percentage call would be to plow Marshawn into the goalline defense the Jets were in. And I thought what do the Bills do when the chips are on the line and we try to execute a critical play like that? I think past history shows that we would screw up no matter what we did....... I'm positive two runs into the line would have netted less than 5 yards, a sweep would have generated negative yards, we ultimately would have punted and the Jets would have won the game either in regulation or overtime. So whether we ran up the gut or tried to be fancy we were doomed to failure....And Jauron was doomed to criticism....

Right, lets make it all perfect for him and maybe he'll play with us...

Actions speak louder than words. Maybe he needs to shut his mouth, come in to camp on time and work his hardest from game number one and forward. Then he is showing that he a team player..... His recent actions and words tend to make him less than a team player...

How many times this year did we gain 0 yards or lost yards in situations where the circumstances dictated a run up the gut, like in 3rd or 4th down in the red zone?

Think of the backlash if he had run two plays up the gut for no gain or lost yardage, punted and the Jets came back to win the game. Everybody would have gone nuclear and criticized the calls as too conservative and playing not to lose. I can hear Sullivan and all saying the calls were too conservative, he needs to get a pair, what about trying to win, etc, etc, etc.. Hindsight is always 20/20 especially when reviewing football calls. Its always a great call if it works and very dumb when it doesn't....

Details still trickling in indicate that Turk and most of the players were yelling for Jauron to steer right at which point he overruled and went left instead and immediately hit a tree......

I dunno, I guess to cite an example of a team in our own backyard that shows the value of good coaching and direct relationship to wins and losses.

Its incredible what Turner Gill has done with the Buffalo Bulls football program especially considering their past record with basically the same players. One win a year was what we received prior to his coming on board. Gill takes over and transforms the team practically overnight. Champions now, are you kidding. Just shows the value of good solid coaching and direct relationship to wins and losses...

This just in - A local snap on tool truck driver confirmed that indeed Losman had no tools to properly fix the bandwagon and that it looked like Losman had lost the marginal set of tools that he had normally carried with him...

Where upon Langston Walker made a valiant attempt to stop Ellis but got a dirt sandwich instead...