I feel the same way about Fitz as I do Obama, both been around for 4 years with subpar performance and everyone making excuses for why they can't perform their job competently. I wish they'll magically get better because mere job experience hasn't. I want to believe in them but constantly being let down causes me to just expect the worst.
If we were to somehow run the table after NE and make the playoffs, Fitzpatrick would be here to stay and the Front Office would call the season a success and give Gailey/Wanny an extension. As much as it would hurt the long term health of the team, I would accept that trade.
Finally something I agree with you on wholeheartedly.
Kansas City seems to me to be the weaker organization if only for the fact that more expectations have been placed in them than Buffalo over the years
that the cryptkeeper cares. As the proper businessman he feigns disgust at the inferior product to keep the investors from panicking and the stock price from taking too much of a hit. No one said he wasn't a good businessman, he just isn't a good owner.
A friend suggested that Bellicheat will deal Brady near the end of his contract because he's too old for the system by then. Then we get him with zero mobility and waning accuracy and throwing power just like Bledsoe
A true statement.
Calling a spade a spade isn't choosing to vilify. Just because it took some longer to realize the meddling and miserly ways of RW isn't/wasn't going to change without divine intervention doesn't make their conclusion less accurate. If there is one crime not worthy of the death penalty, it would be believing in the Buffalo Bills.
Knowing our luck, after New England they'll win two games and give us a glimmer of hope (and lose a decent draft pick) then lose two games, then for no reason at all win out just because they hate us. 8-8 The front office calls it a major milestone for rebuilding and something to build on next year when it does absolutely nothing for us. Not good enough draft pick, not near wild card.