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Brother and I are going to be there and at the TailGate! So looking forward to it!!

I don't know...the Rams are looking pretty good. Their defense is awesome...

I think the fact that he also acts as the general manager helps as well. Keep in mind that in Cleveland as coach he was less than impressive with a 36-44 overall record. He only took them to the playoffs once...1994. His last season was 5-11. Whatever his mojo, it is obviously working in New England.

The last game I remember well against the Cards, Trent Edwards got slammed into the turf...ruining him forever.

I'll be like the kid digging through the horse dung saying "there has to be a pony somewhere"....

Another player hitting the skids with injuries. Are the Bills running a football team or a medical clinic?

Testing for weed is stupid. You can buy it legally for medical use in 22 states! Its time for the NFL to get its act together and stop this insane policy.

Its total nonsense...its legal in how many states?

If you read the local press int he LA area, it's a done deal...

Standing outside of San Diego's stadium.... sigh

WooHooo... signed, sealed and delivered...

Anyone know why was he released from New Orleans?

Yes, because I am a fool for this team and feel the same every year....

Actually they initially were the Cleveland Rams....

You're killing me.....

Seriously.. I have to wonder...How in hell did Ryan get away with this? I mean he gets to hire whomever he wants? After a disappointing season? Who is in charge of this organization?!!

Chargers on their way to LA anyway.

These responses are typical of an incompetent person covering his butt...

No, its not well managed. For an organization to be well managed it must demonstrate success in accomplishing its goals. The staff has to buy in to the organizational goals. Management has to support the staff in attainment of its goals. This year we witnessed players continually questioning management's decisions to the point of outright mutiny. We witnessed coaches and support staff unprepared for games (awful challenge decisions, headsets malfunctioning, games plans that no one seemed to understand let alone know about, record penalties, etc.). We are seeing a huge amount of player injuries indicating an organization not properly preparing its staff for the physical challenges of the game. I can go on and on but why repeat what has been discussed so many times on this board and others. I don't think this fact has escaped ownership. I am somewhat encouraged that ownership is considering bringing in someone to act as a consultant to make the necessary organizational changes.

Rex has always been a character. Ray Lewis talks about what a great coach he is because he "Is a players coach." In fact most players that have played for him sign his praises. What I do know is that our offense is better than it was the previous year. But our defense, the area of the game Rex is noted for, stinks it up. Based upon comments I see in the press, I sense our defense fought Rex over what he wanted to do. That is they didn't embrace his game plans for the defense. If players don't buy in, there are going to be problems because they are not going to apply the same degree of enthusiasm and work they would otherwise do. I don't think Rex is going anywhere next season. But I do see big changes happening on the defensive side of the ball starting with Mario.

This team has quit on itself and Ryan

i just read he lost 20 pounds. I hate to say this but I am concerned for Seantrel. First, playing a position where weight is important this illness can do him in. Second, I can't imagine the physical conditioning necessary to play pro-football will not affect his illness.

I feel the departure of Fred hurt the team's cohesion. Many were taken back and surprised by the move.

I think they captured what it means to be a Bills fan. Let's face it, we are a unique group from a wonderful city.

I don't know who is calling the challenges to Rex but they are asleep at the wheel....