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if it means that the bills would keep robert woods if they let goodwin go then see ya, by all means. don't rule out the patriots signing him and turning him into a superstar, further humiliating the Bills organization.

true. thank God they couldn't turn chandler into a star. only so much to work with. robert woods will be though.

makes me sick. wait until the patriots pick up robert woods after we let him walk.

I do like the fact that the new coach comes without any baggage or excuses. With Rex you had to wonder if his failing in New York was because of their GM Idzik truly purging the team of talented players or that he wasn't a very good coach. In hindsight it was a little of one and a lot of the other.

a very challenging condition for a team sport athlete. the chicago media have reported numerous incidents and ancedotes while he was with the bears. good for a year.

other sites abbreviate the picture when you quote a post. this one repeats the pictures in their entirety. this way seems better.

scrolling through the pages for an answer has never been so easy . didn't find the answer but i'll keep searching for it.. which kelly?

doug and nate are scheming a way to pry thad lewis away from the 9ers.... i would be totally happy with chip as OC.

my local (chicago) sports radio show talked about this extensively today. these ratings are of high caliber because ex NFL scouts are employed by PFF. reading the bills rankings of the d front seven they seem to imply that the talent they have under performed. translation= coaching.

but he's still a kid...

getting a little drunk and carried away once in a while like an over privileged athlete is a long way from substance abuse / addiction. sounds more like jimmy c than johnny m. no harm in taking a look see.

great points and well said.

Definitely not easy. Better odds than the lottery though. You can't win if you don't play.

it sure is. But the Bills have not rolled the dice often enough or very well.

Downsizing because teams are moving? They have a place to go, the new market will support the team. There is no reason to downsize. If the quality of play suffered because of a diluted talent pool it might make sense to downsize to improve the product. I used to believe the NHL should downsize for that very reason but no longer. NFL downsizing? I just don't see any good reasons why they should.

Hopefully rather than kick ass and take names like some gunnery sergeant the new coach will try to lead, encourage and motivate the players that have enough talent to be productive. It would be a loss to get rid of players that would go on to thrive on another team. Morale was obviously low last season, especially on the defense.

the bills can use all the help they can get

absolutely priceless.

ayyyyyy the presser for the new coach mcdermott was molto grande, ahhhhh? here it is in case yous was wondering how to watch it. just copy the “link” into the browsers window. i give my coimplements to the new coach, he’s an OK guy and seems right with the man upstairs if you know what im sayin and the bills can use a little help right about now. i wish coach all the best. but i must also give my highest complements to the buffalo medias who made coach feel welcomed and with open arms. you got yer sal capacio, your vic carucci, your adam begnni your salvatore mairona….these guys are the best. i was just waiting for them to pop the cork on some vino and pass the bread bowl! coach mcdermott- welcome to buffalo – Salut! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be2ZHZuiC18

what ever happened to having a QB that could call the plays? they often understand the flow of the game much better by being in the middle of it.

I have tried to think that this is year (3) of the Pegula era and therefore a new beginning. Unfortunately it isn't that simple. A business' culture remains embedded with the people that work there and unless there is substantial, immediate personnel turnover, the culture tends to remain as it is despite new leaders at the top. But there are some key differences- Mr. Pegula seems determined to do what it takes to build a winner and is willing to spend competitive cash to get there.

greenie was focused too much on the gossip / scandal / character type of stories. they can do better. maybe they can steal amy lawrence from CBS -should be a drop-in for greenburg.

I hope not- the success the Bills offense had last year seemed to involved reducing the number of plays and simplifying most of the ones that were left. seems like those were A-Lynns best moves= letting them find their groove. should be easy to keep that going as long as they re-sign Tyrod. no thanks. i witnessed his destruction of the chicago bears offense- actually trading TE Greg Olson because he didn't fit his "scheme".

personally not too concerned about OC. the success the Bills offense had last year seemed to involved reducing the number of plays and simplifying most of the ones that were left. those actions were Lynn's biggest impact. he let the players establish some rhythm, let them find their groove. should not be too difficult to continue as long as they keep Tyrod Taylor.

But they would have been better off drafting for this year's expired contracts in last year's draft (or the year before). Not this year's draft. That's called chasing your tail and trying to fill current needs with player that aren't ready.