ExWNYer

I like that approach.

Thanks for the memories and good luck, Bobby. You were an island paradise amid a sea of dreck will truly be missed.

So they're done bitching about Minnesota "running up" the score on them?

Handlebar? Fu Manchu? 'The Hitler'? For God's sake, elaborate, man!

Sure, why not. Maybe we'll get lucky and they'll forget about Gailey and hire Rich Kotite &/or Leeman Bennett. Hell, let's shoot for the moon...what's Hank Bullough up to these days?

From the ridiculous to the ridiculouser. Just when you think this fanbase can't get any more demoralized after four years of Directionless Jauron, along comes this bit of "outstanding" news. Chan Gailey? Really, Ralph?? I just threw up a little in my mouth. Thirty-two teams in the league and this is the franchise that's in my blood. Holy cripes.

Sure. Let's hope that the Vikings 'D' gets lit up so the DC responsible can come to Buffalo and right the ship. Pure genius. Sorry, but I can't stand the Cowpukes and my brother-in-law is a huge Vikings fan and nice guy. Frazier's not going anywhere. Whether Minny loses this week or wins the SB, the Bills can have him if they want him. GO VIKES!

Welcome aboard.

Why are you responding in the third person?

Just because he'd be available doesn't mean that he'd want to talk.

Good gawd, not this shite again. Cue the Senator...

I'd argue that noveau money mongers like Dan Snyder, Jerry Jones, and Bob Kraft are far more responsible for "ruining the NFL."

At least Scott Baio banged some hot chicks.

The same Herm Edwards who did absolutely nothing in New Jersey and Kansas City? Ummmmm, no thanks. Then again, his in-game decisions were as horrible as they've been in Buffalo for the last decade so he'd probably be the perfect fit to carry on that "tradition".

I'd like to see Billick interview but I really don't get when people say he's "a proven offensive mind". His only offensive success came when Culpepper and Randy Moss were playing pitch and catch in Minnesota. His offenses in Baltimore were PUTRID. He won his Super Bowl with one of the best defenses in NFL history. Trent Dilfer was the "caretaker" at QB. He and the offense were not the reason for their success.

He also said that the Bills don't need to make a "splashy hire". So which Ralph do you believe?

"...whirling around, she slammed the door as hard as she could. And then she screamed. Her boyfriend leapt out of the car and caught her in his arms. “What is it? What’s wrong?” he shouted. Then he saw it. A bloody hook hung from the handle of the passenger-side door!"

Again, they're not trying to eek out a win to try and preserve a playoff spot. In that scenario, I could see going conservative and maybe hoping for a break down the line. So you're afraid to play now? Why not just forfeit then? The same non-QB and non-line just got 7 yards. Thanks, man...

5-8. No playoffs. 3 yards to go, not 10. Go conservative. Thanks, "coach".

His decision to punt on 4th & 3 from Atlanta's 38 sealed it for me. He's as game day dumb as Jauron. Go for it or at least try a long FG. 5-8 and you punt from there for cripes sake??! Bring on the next no-name failure to "lead" this train wreck.

If it's not Buffalo (which it won't be), I couldn't care less.

Way to know your audience. Newbies.

Honestly, whether you're bashing him or defending him, who gives a rat's a$$??! He's gone....love it or hate it...good, bad, or indifferent. Can we all just get on with our post-Peters football lives now, please? Cripes.

Agreed. I also want to see, Hardy, Steve Johnson, & Maybin (maybe some at LB) get in, take their lumps, and see what (if anything) they can do. Evaluation and auditions for next year should begin this week. Get some film of these guys for whoever takes over in the front office at the end of the year. How do you know that Brohm "is for next year"?? He was brought in by this front office, wasn't he? Maybe the new regime won't want anything to do with him. Get him some reps now and give the incoming regime some game tape with which to work.

I saw it live...once. I refused to back up the TiVO to see it again. I remember saying to my wife as it happened, "OMG, he just had his ankle snapped in half or just completely shredded his knee." I felt a lump in the pit of my stomach. I knew it was serious but just couldn't watch it again. Partly because of the thought of who we'd just lost but mostly because of how horrific it looked the first time I saw it in real speed. The cart, the air splint, and the look on Wood's face confirmed for me that I didn't need to watch it again. I can't watch it slowed down. Good luck to you in your recovery, Eric, and get well soon. This is the biggest suck in a completely sucky season.