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Maybe they should give McKelvin a shot at safety instead of Graham. He has struggled there IMO.

Tyrod looked like Cam Newton today. Making things happen with his arm and his legs. Leading the team. Everything.

Kyle Williams?

I guess it doesn't really matter. Rex is a master interviews and his teams are losers. Thurman is a disaster at interviews and his defense stinks. Their effectiveness at interviews doesn't seem relevant I guess. Plus, it's always good to show some contempt for the fans and the media when your teams poops it's pants. It makes you sound like you think it's their fault.

I've been wondering what happened to those.

I think you're really reaching to defend Thurman here, but to each his own. I really wonder what would have to happen for some Bills fans to be critical of players or coaches on this team.

The reporter is telling him what Preston Brown said. It's about the defensive play calling, which is what Thurman is supposed to be in charge of. His response is that he doesn't know what he's talking about. That's pretty bad.

He sounds like he has serious CTE already.

He really should be the first. He gives the impression of being totally clueless and redundant. Other than that he's fine.

Dick Jauron: "It's hard to win in the NFL" Chan Gailey: "If I knew what the problem was I'd fix it. I don't know what the problem is." Dennis Thurman: "You guys assume I know what's going on. I have no idea." Who is the winner?

It doesn't take much analysis to see that Mario is just a guy playing for a paycheck. You don't win championships with players like that which is one of the reasons he has never been on a successful team, college or NFL. And I don't think he's the only one to be honest. The Bills need to weed guys like him out and unfortunately, I doubt that Rex Ryan is the guy to do it.

+1I wonder how many fans who don't care about this are ok with their kids playing football now that this information is out there?

This is the reason that Whaley and Nix never drafted a QB early until EJ. They don't want to "reach" for players just because they have a need at that position, but you have to realize that you almost always "reach" for QBs because they are so in demand. Whaley needs to take Bill Polian's advice when he said that no pick is too early to take a QB if you think that he might be a legitimate NFL starter. Unless the Bills still believe in EJ as a legitimate NFL QB they need to take a QB somewhere in the first 3 rounds. QB is the most important position on the team and backup QB is the second most important, especially with a guy like Tyron and his injury risk.

When Vince Lombardi too over as the Giants OC he had by his own admission "a great many ideas... some good and some not so good". With time and input from players like Frank Gifford he refined his schemes and philosophies into one of the most effective offenses of the time. I see Chip Kelly the same way. He has lots of ideas and needs time and input to refine and develop them. The fact that many established coaches listen to him and have adopted some of his ideas speaks very highly of his concepts. All Chip Kelly needs is time and a GM who shares his philosophy to work with. He can't be both head coach and GM effectively. Very, very few people can. If I were an owner I would hire him in a heartbeat.

No one is going to sign Mario to a contract worth more than $5m per season and based on his effort level I'd be surprised if he earns that. His days of 10+ sacks per season are over, IMO.

Bills certainly need a #2 WR but I would prioritize OL first regarding the offense. It doesn't sound like Whaley is going to be very active in the FA market so it's going to have to be via the draft. I'd be looking at LB, OL and QB in the first three rounds in some order.

"Great teams do the ordinary things extraordinarily well, not extraordinary things in an ordinary fashion."- Marv. It doesn't matter how thick your playbook is. It matters how effectively you run your plays. Rex has a very thick defensive playbook and how did that work out for him this season?

This is the same thing that the Bills no huddle did in the 90s and that was pretty effective.

Bill is old. Might as well get Marv back in the role.

I'm not so sure. HCs that quit are not popular hires with team owners. Look at Mike Mularkey.

Wade'd best role is as a DC, as he's proven over the course of his career.

Well it's definitely a talking point from OBD. I like how Rex mentions them at EVERY press conference before saying that they're no excuse. lol.

Schwartz is available.

Actually, except for Mario, I think everyone in the front 7 has consistently played hard this season

His first official action was to order any Eagle fan that boos to be kicked out of the stadium.