Mularkey

As much as I agree with you I still think a good coach could take the Bills to the playoffs. Talent is on this team, not a ton of it but enough to get a wild card (especially this year). Now next year might be tough cause of the schedule but coaching cost us several games this year, not the rest of the organization. I would like to see a front office overhaul but I would settle for a new head coach with a proven record of winning.

Thanks for the video.

HAHA, wait

This should sum it up for you.

Stop depressing me. I was reading this and got a flashback to Norwood's kick and I still want it to go in. The pain runs deep man, don't kill the optimism for Bills Backers everywhere.

Very true but in my mind I just see that football being blown right out of the stadium and into the hole in the field house. It made my brain seize for a moment.

Sure, the winds never swirl in Orchard Park. The announcers also praised Jauron up and down yesterday and for the last 3 years actually.

Melon we need ya, get your suit on!

Lets start there. If anyone thought that was a good idea let me know. Go for it or punt and pin them back but no way in hell was that kick going through the uprights.

The NFL would be dead to me.

The Brows last offensive touchdown was against the Bills...... :lol:

Lets think about cheap old Ralph for a minute. We all know he is frugal but is he a good business man? Wouldn't 1 home playoff game offset the cost of a hiring a good coach/GM? Not sure about road playoff games as well but I'm sure some revenue has to come the teams way. Not to mention people liking the team and buying merchandise and season tickets and maybe corporate sponsors. From a business standpoint why in the hell would you not want to hire capable people so you can make the playoffs and earn more dough? Use some of the Toronto money, charge a "we need a good coach/GM fee" on all tickets, I think at this point the Bills Backers would pony up some extra dough to make this happen. I just think from a business standpoint you want to have the best product to have the most return on your investment. Maybe Ralph should stop flying from Detroit to Buffalo all the time to save some cash to put towards a good coach/GM. Install a video teleconference machine and make it a virtual "inner circle". I have tons of ideas to save the franchise money and put it in better places like a coach/gm. Ralph, give me a call.

1 month before next season

Well his hands off approach is really doing wonders.

My point is the owner of the team who has stated he is not certain about his head coach was not at the game because he lives in another city. The dude needs to be in Buffalo. It may have worked in the 90's for him to live in Detroit because he had a good front office running "the show" but clearly the current organization isn't capable of managing squat so maybe he should become more involved again or find someone to run the franchise who knows football and can bring some victories to Buffalo (I will settle for some TD's at this point).

Does that not speak volume's about the state of the franchise? CBS Should have cut to a shot of an empty owners box.

Here we are yet again Bills fans and although the team/franchise has many many issues this post will focus on our pathetic offense. First of all, the O has some play makers. Lee Evans is a top notch receiver, Lynch and Freddy are a solid RB duo and Trent is a game manager capable of making some plays and has potential to be a good NFL QB. Also, the line has come around and is above average in the league. Obviously we have no tight ends on this team worthy of starting on most teams and our receiving core is young and/or slightly below average compared to the rest of the NFL with the exception of Lee. With all of this considered one has to wonder why the talent on this team is so inconsistent and under utilized? One has to point the finger at Turk and Jauron. The play calling is vanilla and they can not seem to get the ball into Lee's hands. Now, I know he is being doubled and teams focus on him since Reed, Roscoe, Hardy and Johnson are not solid number 2's on most teams. I watch other games around the league and see QB's taking shots down the field. Throwing the ball in the end zone and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't but for god's sake they try to score touchdowns in the air. They simply do not and teams know this. Trent checks down or the short pass plays are called. They need to go down the field and I really don't care who is out there, find a way to have 30 yard or more pass plays multiple times in just about every game. Obviously when the weather plays a factor than I can understand this a bit but it really gets old and I think this is a big reason for the Bills being who they are--average. So in short they do need some more talent on the offense but they have talent that is wasted game after game. It is time to change the mind set of the franchise and become offense minded and play sound D but play to win and go for the throat. Sadly, without leadership changing (clean house in the front office and coaching staff) I see this repeating over and over. As a Bills fan I am ever optimistic but in reality I'm a fool. Thoughts?

You have to start with the IT guys. When the economy gets tough they are always the first to go. The community Relation folks will also have their hands full so they may want to beef up that department.

FRONT OFFICE Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Owner and President Russ Brandon Chief Operating Officer Jim Overdorf Senior Vice President of Football Administration Linda Bogdan Vice President/Assistant Director of College Scouting Scott Berchtold Vice President of Communications Joe Frandina Vice President of Stadium Operations Gretchen Geitter Vice President of Community Relations Pete Guelli Senior Vice President of Business Ventures John Guy Vice President of Pro Personnel Marc Honan Senior Vice President of Marketing and Broadcasting Tom Modrak Vice President of College Scouting Bill Munson Vice President of Government Relations and External Affairs Mary Owen Vice President of Strategic Planning David Wheat Senior Vice President of Business Operations Jeffrey C. Littmann Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer Frank Wojnicki Controller Christy Wilson Hofmann Consultant Toni Addeo Admin. Asst. (Chief Operating Officer) Kristy Boncal Admin Asst. (Senior V.P. of Marketing and Broadcasting) Celinda Santiago Mathews Admin Asst. (Senior V.P. of Business Operations) Mary Piwowarczyk Admin Asst. (V.P. of Government Relations & External Affairs) Gail Zielinski Admin. Asst. (Senior V.P. of Football Admin.) COACHES Dick Jauron Head Coach Turk Schonert Offensive Coordinator Perry Fewell Defensive Coordinator Bobby April Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams John Allaire Strength & Conditioning Coach Ray Brown Assistant Offensive Line Coach George Catavolos Defensive Backs Coach Charlie Coiner Tight Ends Coach DeMontie Cross Assistant Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Nathaniel Hackett Offensive Quality Control Coach Bill Kollar Defensive Line Coach Chuck Lester Assistant to the Head Coach/Special Projects Sean Kugler Offensive Line Coach Matt Sheldon Linebackers Coach Eric Studesville Running Backs Coach Tyke Tolbert Wide Receivers Coach Alex Van Pelt Quarterbacks Coach Adrian White Defensive Quality Control Coach Debbie Driscoll Executive Assistant (Head Coach) PLAYER PERSONNEL Paul Lancaster Director of Player Programs Doug Majeski Coordinator of College Scouting Brad Forsyth College Scout Joe Haering College Scout Shawn Heinlen College Scout Dave W. Smith College Scout Brian Fisher College Scout Tom Roth College Scout Bob Ryan Scout Emeritus Dave G. Smith Scout Emeritus Rob Hanrahan Pro Personnel Coordinator Matt Hand BLESTO Scout Kevin Meganck Pro Personnel Analyst C.J. Leak Pro Personnel Assistant Michael LaFlamme College Scouting Assistant Jacky Kosmowski Scouting Assistant ATHLETIC TRAINERS Bud Carpenter Head Athletic Trainer Chris Fischetti Assistant Athletic Trainer Greg McMillen Assistant Athletic Trainer Shone Gipson Assistant Athletic Trainer STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Sean Hayes Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Kenne Pitts Strength & Conditioning Assistant EQUIPMENT Dave Hojnowski Equipment Manager Randy Ribbeck Assistant Equipment Manager Jeffrey Mazurek Assistant Equipment Manager VIDEO Henry Kunttu Video Director Greg Estes Assistant Video Director Wesley Burnard Video System Analyst FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION Don Purdy Director of Football Administration Joni Graham Alumni Relations Coordinator Pete Harris Football Operations Assistant Cannon Matthews Football Operations Assistant BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Peter Petrella Executive Director of Business Development Karen Renzi Senior Manager of Suite Services Neal McMullen Director of Sales Colleen Mullins Director of Corporate Accounts Chris Costanzo Manager of Corporate Sales Ashley Reves Coordinator of Corporate Accounts Michelle Torella Coordinator of Corporate Accounts Jonas Carr Coordinator of Corporate Accounts Tina Courtney Admin. Asst. (Senior V.P. of Business Ventures) BUSINESS OPERATIONS Elisabeth Malstrom Human Resources Manager Julie Lantaff Manager of Business Operations Sandy Schneider Receptionist COMMUNITY RELATIONS Preston Teague Manager of Community Relations and Youth Football Beverly Angelo Admin. Asst. Community Relations INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Dan Evans Executive Director of Information Technology Jayme Smith System Analyst Shaun Handley Network Analyst Peter Linton System Analyst MARKETING AND BROADCASTING Andy Major Executive Director of Marketing Stephen Asposto Video Production Director/Engineer Jan Eberle Director of Marketing Communications Gregg Pastore Director of New Media Jeff Matthews Senior Producer, Bills Television Network Kevin McCabe Senior Producer, Bills Television Network Chris Brown New Media/Publications Manager Mike Adamek Videographer/Editor Will Mabee, Jr. Coordinator of Marketing MEDIA RELATIONS Chris Jenkins Director of Media Relations Matt Heidt Media Relations Assistant Dominick Rinelli Media Relations Assistant/Research Analyst Dawn Dotzler Admin Asst. (V.P./Communications) MERCHANDISE Tim Kehoe Director of Merchandise MEDICAL STAFF Dr. Leslie Bisson Team Orthopedist Dr. Andrew Cappuccino Team Physician Dr. Greg Hudecki Team Dentist Dr. John Marzo Medical Director Dr. Tom White Team Physician SECURITY Christopher Clark Director of Security Marty McLaughlin Security Coordinator STADIUM OPERATIONS Perry Dix Director of Stadium Operations Chris Voigt Director of Operations & Event Services Bob Schatz Assistant Director of Stadium Operations Aaron Schmitt Manager of Event Services Jessica Spyra Coordinator of Event Services Barb Bork Operations Assistant Tom Christen Operations Assistant Bill Connell Operations Assistant Keith Hargraves Operations Assistant Clayton Mabry Operations Assistant Dennis Mill Operations Assistant Steve Mount Operations Assistant Jim Willibey Operations Assistant Denise Woody Mail Clerk Russ Zink Operations Assistant Deb Jerge Admin. Asst. 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"Come see your 2009 Buffalo Bills, please. Hello, anyone there??" Russ Brandon

7-9, 7-9, 7-9 way to go boys, better luck next year (oh wait you had all the luck this year with an easy schedule and a wide open division) :wallbash:

So frustrated and for some reason he popped into my head because he drops at least a ball each game. I know there are so many more pressing issues on this team/franchise but I just had to vent. Here's to him hopefully not being on this team next year.

Wind died down in the 4th quarter not like it matters.

Right on man, I couldnt agree more.

According to what I just heard on WGR550, Schobel may be put on IR. Does anyone know what is going on here? Guys recover from broken bones quicker than this guy comes back from a "foot" injury. I looked on the bills website to get the injury report but it just says foot. That is all it has said since week 5 I believe. Where is the toughness and why couldn't the coaching staff figure out this guy wasn't coming back for the year and put him on IR and fill a roster spot while they still had a shot at the playoffs?