Alden Bulldog

Okay. A lot of fans are thinking that we could be the worst team in the league next year. Some people are saying we could finish 4-12 or worse. Just some questions. IF THE BILLS FINISH WITH THE WORST RECORD IN THE NFL, AND GET THE 1ST ROUND DRAFT PICK, WHAT SHOULD THEY DO NEXT OFFSEASON? HERE ARE THE QUESTIONS 1. Who should they draft in the 1st round? 2. Who should they hire to replace Jauron? 3. Should they resign Terrell Owens? If so, how much should they pay him, and for how long? 4. Who should they trade? 5. Who should they sign? 6. Who should they release? 7. What else should they do to improve this team?

Yeah. It's our fault the Bills & Sabres suck. We should stop going to games and selling out the stadium/arena.

7-9

Damn straight. It's just the media jumping on the TO bandwaggon.

The Rochester Raiders. of the IFL Not Oakland

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AmPr...o&type=lgns 4. The Buffalo Bills Offense: Quarterback Trent Edwards is entering that pivotal third year of growth, and the franchise took a tremendous chemistry gamble by bringing in wideout Terrell Owens to help maximize those strides. Make no mistake: Even with the relatively safe one-year financial commitment, Owens is now more dangerous than ever. As his skills continue to diminish, he will continue to seek that No. 1 role in an offense. And if he struggles to maintain the stature that role requires, he’ll look for someone to blame. The fact is, he has dropped more passes since the start of the 2007 season than any other player in the NFL. That’s nobody’s fault but his. That said, putting him alongside Lee Evans undoubtedly opens up the offense more for offensive coordinator Turk Schonert, and should create more breathing room for running back Marshawn Lynch. The offense is more diverse but still in an embryonic stage that is now mortgaged on Owens. It’s an unstable position to be in, especially with a quarterback who has 24 games under his belt. Defense: An upgrade is needed at defensive end, and the coaching staff has got to find a way to get Aaron Schobel back on track. This is simply a different defense when Schobel is playing well. There are still some bargains on the free-agent market who would provide a solid veteran presence at end, but barring a trade for Julius Peppers (not going to happen) an earth-shattering move isn’t likely. Despite playing 16 games last season, Marcus Stroud still wasn’t 100 percent back mentally from his injuries the previous season in Jacksonville. With a little help, this is the season Stroud could approach dominance again. But there are developmental needs from some of the younger players, namely cornerback Leodis McKelvin and defensive end Chris Ellis. It’s time for McKelvin to move into a starting role, and for Ellis to provide something – anything – for depth purposes. Work to be done: Getting Edwards, Evans and Owens extensive offseason work is a must. This could very well be a one-shot deal for Owens, so that trio has to hit the ground running to maximize the team’s return and minimize the risk of Owens going AWOL if they aren’t on the same page early on. The team also has to wait and see where the league is going on the latest off-field gun issues with running back Marshawn Lynch. He’s likely to face some manner of a suspension next season. That means expanding the role of Fred Jackson, a talented backup who has already shown he is worthy of more touches in Schonert’s scheme. Finding an impact pass rusher at the No. 11 overall pick should be a top priority, too. Bottom line: There are a lot of moving parts which need to fit together for Buffalo to piece together a dream season. Getting the pass rush figured out is absolutely vital. But really, this season is going to begin and end with the development of Edwards and the successful integration of Owens into Schonert’s scheme, not to mention the locker room. That’s a dicey bet at best.

Ok. This IDEA, is far fetched and is PROBALLY NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. But I would like to get it off my chest. With Dick Jauron likely going to be fired after this season, I was thinking. IF Turner Gill was the coach of the Buffalo Bills, could he turn that franchise around the same way he turned around the Buffalo Bulls. AGAIN, THIS IS FAR FETCHED AND PROBALLY NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. BUT, IF YOU WERE THE GM OF THE BUFFALO BILLS, AND TURNER GILL WAS AVAILABLE FOR HEAD COACH WOULD YOU HIRE HIM?

Take it not many people like this poll. Well the reason I came up with these choices is because Edwards started this season great, then went down the toilet. All I asked was "is the Trent Edwards of the last 4 weeks, the real Trent Edwards, or will be bounce back?"

Ok. Trent Edwards was horrible this past month. Is this the real Trent Edwards? Who do you blame Edwards failures on?

Big game tonight. Cleveland's defense sucks, so I hope Trent Edwards wakes up. LETS GO BUFFALO!!!!!!!!

Hey. I know a lot of Bills fans gave up on the season after our loss to New England. BUT this upcoming game vs. the Browns is huge. The Pats & Jets will play tonight meaning one of them will drop to 6-4. If we win we'll be tied for 2nd at 6-4. If we beat Cleveland will you start BILLieving again?