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Quality, you could write for the Daily Show.

Referring to fans acting "classy" always makes me wonder. As fans we irrationally attach ourselves to a team of people that more or less could give a bigger **** about us. We care about that team winning. Why should we act rationally or with class while in the midst of an irrational act? I want the team to win and to stay in Buffalo, RW honestly not only hasn't done anything to help those objectives, he's actually made both worse. He deserves boos for his lack of loyalty to legions of loyal money spending fans. Just my opinion.

Booing or cheering is the main way fans express how they feel about the team they love. I don't feel like we have much to cheer about and the buck stops with RW. I have no issue with cheering or booing, it is everyone's right.

Does anyone know the website where Sully and Mike do play by play while answering questions?

I'd be surprised if any Super Bowl winning coach came to Buffalo, but some coaches still looking to build a legacy, like Marty might consider it. I mean it's the perfect free-roll, if you fail, well the Bills were terrible, had a culture of losing, injuries, etc, etc ,etc but if you turn it around, you're a God in WNY and everyone thinks that you're a genius.

With a new owner, a new coach, and the Tuna running the entire show. If you can get Parcells over here, I'd sign on with that optimism, other wise this team has spit in my face enough that I'm not particularly optimistic at this point.

I agree LT is our more pressing concern but most new GM's and coach's like to draft a new QB to define their "era" in charge. I expect we'll see something along those lines here as well assuming we see a new HC next year, which we all know is no guarantee.

While I agree that the mindset of the HC is very important, it's hard to look at this team and think of it as a year off. I think it's too damaged by its own failures so far. I think we need a strong draft next year building through the o and d lines, and linebackers, and some moderate success, beat the teams we are supposed, i.e. Cleveland, and give some of the stronger teams a run and maybe steal one or two. The team needs to believe it can win close and/or big games before it will do so with any consistency.

Terrible comparison, Brady consistently hits deep routes to Moss, Watson, and the myriad of 3rd wr's they've gone through, to make that room underneath for Welker. Even when they are incomplete, they take shots that defenses HAVE to respect. Do you see why this is not the same as with the Trent Edwards Experiment?

Nearly every QB and pretty much most players get hit hard once in a while and get concussed. This has not been proven to somehow rob someone of physical talents and any the ability to throw the ball. However I agree that all the talent sorrounding him ranks somewhere below decent. He didn't prove he could play, he proved he could barely come from behind to beat losing teams. Sounds like a back-up to me!

So what you're saying is that you don't understand why fans turn on someone after going from 5-1 to 3-12 and looking to the entire world like he's regressed to the point of semi-pro ball? The simple fact in the end is coaches like to hitch their train to a QB they select so any new coach is going to being in his own QB (ala Sanchez/Ryan) and the Trent Edwards Experiment will end happily for everyone.

I don't understand this obsession with Tebow, option QB's that run better than they throw consistently fail in the NFL. Just ask the Titans and their QB of the future. Accurate pocket passers with a quick release are far more proven, sure some footwork helps but you want most of the work done through the air. You have people whose job is to run the damn ball already. In general the crop of Qb's in this upcoming draft are underwhelming and we obviously need a line first anyway. This is going to take years to fix. This is a clear house and start totally over situation, and any malcontents and maligners need to take a hike as well.

I'm pretty sure God would tear the Bills down and start again, and I don't think he'd wait that long.

Same boat, I was raised a Bills fan and that's all I know. I've loved the Bills my whole life, but if this keeps up I'll try to find a new sport until new management comes in that actually wants to bring a winning team here.

I voted "yes" for Wade because I hate the Cowboys.

poignantly said sir!

At what point is it okay to hate my dad for raising me to love this franchise?