Mr. WEO

You implied it clearly. That's wild.

I wasn't figuring Jets over Bills until Week 18...

So you're saying his ceiling is John Stallworth?

why not Jerry RIce?

come on--you would swap him out for DeJean right now??

Hasn't helped the Bills D so much...

Bills are tired of this kid's BS.

Big Baller Beane's best effort....

Look at the washed up bums they are trotting out there: White, Poyer, Johnson, Philips

Good for Bernie. Solid NFL QB for his time. QB in probably the best college game I ever watched in real time (Flutie Hail Mary game)

Trade a bust—why didn’t I think of that??

This is the worst secondary in the league

Miami struggling vs a garbage Washington tesm

Coleman can't separate from a toilet bowl after flushing. not such a problem with Davis. He was of infinitely more value for the draft pick than Coleman.

LOL--"bad wideout"?--Every year in the league, Davis has been better than Coleman. In 4 years with the Bills: 2700+ yards, 27 TDs, 125 1sts downs---on 299 targets. Coleman in his second season already dogging it. From your mouth to the Governor's ears!!

McD making a seat for Coleman under the bus. Brady can’t motivate a 33rd pick? What is Ol Joe really good at right now?

yes, but at least there were countless player heat related deaths this year.

lol this is the classic Beane WR move. BOOM!!

They build big buildings off the money lost by foolish bettors. You can get a line on anything....simply because someone is willing to risk money over it, no matter how unlikely a win. There's a line on the Jets, Raiders, Browns, Giants...etc, winning the SB. The concept is obviously absurd, but books put it out there to take sucker money. If the Bills win or make the SB, I agree that Brady is gone. If they keep limping along Offensively, it would be a difficult sell---even to a team as poorly run as the Titians. Can we agree on that? A very good line doesn't have bad games against bad run Defenses.

It was inferred, not hyperbolic. I didn't understand your logic that had you claiming he's not doing a great job" as an argument for both him becoming a HC next year. Citing bettors as the basis for your conclusions I'll let stand... The Giants thought Daboll was doing a great job. Once he parted ways with Josh, well....we all saw what happened. That should be a cautionary tale for Brady (minus Josh). agreed, except about the outstanding O-line. It's not that right now.

They've had a 25% reduction is scoring over a 2-3 slide since september, 2 of those losses they should have run all over bad Defenses. Saying well, they were behind is a bit after the fact. They should never have been behind the Dolphins for even a Quarter. How is it the 3rd best scoring team cannot impose its will on one of the worst run Defenses out of the gate? After that loss yesterday, your take is that Brady's HC prospects, right now are stronger than ever, despite "not doing a great job"? That warps logic. If a Brady fan cops to he's not doing a great job, you think GMs in the NFL disagree with you?

2-3 since September, losses to 2 bum teams

lol

The ATL game was a 1 score game half way through the 3rd Q....

I don't think they fell from 2 to 6th after one game. The Bills are 2-5 since September and their avg dropped from 33.4 PPG to 25.6 over that 5 game stretch Anyway, with the best RB in the NFL, the Bills lost to 2 of the worst run Defenses in the NFL (Miami and ATL)--Brady called a grand total of 30 run plays for Cook. Is that what you do when you have "the worst WRs in the league? You think "people on the outside" aren't saying "WTF is he doing?"