EasternOHBillsFan

Here's my opinion: You should read THIS before discounting ANYTHING: http://losangeles.bizjournals.com/losangel...05/daily22.html Don't sell Ralph Wilson short- he WILL do what is best for his family, and he will be gone if the team does move. Anything is possible, and to shrug it off is being very naive.

Also, the United States does something that other nations do NOT do- put other services in Army positions, called "Individual Augmentation". Evidently, the DOD feels it necessary to make all branches out to be the same- I wouldn't be surprised if they got rid of branches altogether, which would be hailed as a "cost saving move", but would send us reeling backwards into inefficiency *GAG*

Don't EVER say that again... I almost died right here in my chair!!

"Sanrio, maker of Hello Kitty products, was taken over in a coup today by militant street walkers."

If that's the standard, then Charlie Crist must be neanderthal man AND a closet Frenchman.

Touche!!! He isn't even ATTEMPTING to move the ball down the field very much- that's the worst part.

The National Socialist party beat the snot out of everyone else too... so?

The game against Kansas City IF we win is our only shot...!

Nothing will change for the Buffalo Bills until Ralph Wilson is no longer the team owner. No winning record, no decent coaches, no post-season, no playoffs, etc. Period! LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

That was BOB IRSAY who moved the team with trucks in the middle of the night- Modell got league permission.

THAT IS NOT FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Obligatory picture reference: That is NOT FUNNY!!! picture

When someone hangs on far past their prime, your hand is forced, no matter who it is. Joe Paterno is still at Penn State because they are relevant, they recruit well, and they win- at FSU, there has been a drastic decline for almost a decade now. Seems simple to me...

I have to think that this is very true, OR opponents are doing it to counteract all of our angst! I say both must be the case...

Talking to yourself is a sign of impending mental collapse, so they you'd be engaging in idiocy AND be ripe for the asylum. SACKS! PETERS! GAH! We would still have Jauron as coach- we'd be 6-10 instead of 4-12.. WHOOPIEEEEEE!!!

He's still at 3%.. just voted at work as well.

You are wrong- in the Saints game, he had time to throw, but he refused to utilize the mid-to-deep level throw to move the ball, hence his nickname 'Captain Checkdown'. He has gotten into this horrible habit, and it is costing our offense and tiring out our defense, plain and simple. The Miami game just exacerbated his problem by giving him less time to throw to a good receiver short, and Miami's defensive players jumped routes because of the predictability. Elementary to me...

I have a recently obtained by covert means a photo of the Bills after Sunday's debacle: http://picnica.ciao.com/uk/95902284.jpg (from left to right) Dick Jauron, a member of the Buffalo Jills, and Trent Edwards.

You can continue to chirp and chirp until you run out of energy, but you are still flat out wrong- nothing would have come of us resigning Peters to an overinflated contract- Jauron would still suck, Edwards would still suck, our defense would still be missing key starters, and a losing season would still be imminent! Continue to waste your time by all means- it is your right, but IMO you are still dead wrong, and will be no matter how loud you are.

At least you have a sense of humor, sir. Enjoy the darkness, and argue on.

You are still here, therefore it is proof that the devil does exist. Athiests, quake in your boots!!!

Tony Romo made the Pro Bowl too.... he must be REALLY great... *GAG* Is that all you have?? Overpay for an oft injured left tackle who is a revolving door?? Yeah, we're all eating crow...! Please.

Remember Bernier's first game as a Sabre? Ohh yeah, never mind. Perspective... perspective...

Dick Jauron is most certainly going to be fired, it is just a matter of time. So, who do you think should replace him? My vote is Cowher, to be sure- the ultimate professional who understands what it takes to win on BOTH sides of the ball.

AVP can call a play, but Edwards can't execute is the problem, combined with Jauron's fits of conservative calls. Somehow I find it hard to believe that AVP was calling for short passes on 2nd, 3rd, and 4th when it was 17-7.

Sam Bradford or Colt McCoy is the solution here... anyone who is willing to do more than play it uber-safe and watch the other team eventually out-score us and our defense collapse into faints because of the time of possession. Against New England, it looked intelligent. Now that teams know we won't threaten in the middle of the field, it is child's play. The last drive in the game with Edwards convinced me that he's not the guy for us- it was so vanilla that I swear it looked like we were WINNING rather than losing.