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We are last in passing, first in sacks, and cannot convert in clutch time (terrible 2 minute drill ability). Offense is not good.

Now that we've made the move, we should go ahead and overhaul the QB and Lynn as well. They did ok, and Lynn stuck with a run game that worked well...but there is no confidence in a 2 minute drill with those 2 at the helm. We simply can't come through in the clutch with these guys. Total blow-up is in order. I didn't really want to do this, but now that the chips are falling lets make sure all of them fall. We do not need a Lynn-run team next year.

Alright, there it is. Time to move on.

Play the starters for the first half and get Shady the yards he needs to break his record.

Agreed on the safety front. Once Aaron Williams went down we got no plays from that position--ever.

Going into 2015 we had a 3 way QB competition with no incumbent starter. Not sure how that was "built to win."

Mike Glennon is Mike Glennon

Agreed that if you don't give a guy 3 years your haven't really given him a fair shot. Hell...I would argue if you don't give a guy a QB you haven't given him a fair shot (but then again, most coaches do not get a fair shot).

As someone who does not live in Western New York, I find it shocking that it take public hearings and government approval to have a Chik-Fil-A open up.

C'mon it's never truly more of the same. The "same" for him is better than the average for the length of the drought. The odds of improving are greater with him, and the evidence for a total flame out is not yet there for a truly undisputed firing. He should get another year. The goal, at this point, is clearly to make the playoffs...it's not to have the perfect team that looks/plays/acts like we all want. Rex is the best answer to making a real push to hit our goal next year.

Poll taken with 2 weeks left in the season. We are 7-7. We are not mathmatically eliminated from the playoffs, but we are practically eliminated in most people's minds. We have, by all accounts, had a disappointing season and defense is widely seen as more to blame for that than offense (even if expectations are the deciding factor in that analysis). However, I say **** it! You've got to let him take 1 more crack at it IMO. We're on pace for another 8 or 9 win season (which is significantly better than we are used to), most players seem to like him, and we've seen signs of how this could work well (even if we can't put it all together consistently against good teams). I vote to keep him. I'm not in love with it, and I'm not inclined to defend it aggressively in an internet argument, but I honestly think Rex next year is a better Bill's season than the kind of coach we are likely to get. Also, I kind of like Rex. One more year. Lets see what happens.

I agree that it looked great, but other than that what made you enjoy it? I'm genuinely curious b/c to me this was almost beyond the pale. They somehow made a Star Wars movie, which had more action than any other Star Wars movie, that was more boring than I could have ever imagined a Star Wars movie being.

Knowing St. Doug he's been whispering in Khan's ear for over a year.

Does this make Doug Marrone a HC next week?

I saw Rogue One last night. I love Star Wars, but Rogue One is terrible. If you haven't seen it yet, don't get your hopes up.

The media is out of control...there is no point to what they are doing. Nobody cares, these are not questions people want "journalists" to ask--at least not more than once. They're just glorified paparazzi at this point.

per my sauce nothing has happened yet

We're past that. Forget about that.

What did I see? An ending.

I wouldn't break bank to keep him. Keep him if we can, he's a good player and I've always said that...but lets not forget. Never forget.

http://www.sbnation.com/2016/12/7/13870600/nfl-defensive-holding-penalties-explanation Didn't see it posted (sorry if I missed it). Good story, well organized w/ video.

Good review, the Cons section was spot on. Can't believe he didn't give Tyrod an elite mobility rating though...he's probably the #2 most mobile QB of all time.

It's not about whether Lorax was right, it's more about whether you will keep your cool and have the team/Rex's back when his policy is to always have yours.

1. Shaq is the future and a big team investment. Also of a physical freak who is picking things up quickly. Must get him as many snaps as possible. 2. I believe LorAx accused the team (generally) of being mentally weak after last week, causing Rex to get a lot of questions about it immediately in the post-game. That probably pissed him off.

So, Watkins deal backfired b/c of injuries. A big deal and considered an error, but only b/c of what he gave up to take him. It's a negative, but you have admit he was trying and he wasn't wrong about the talent. Dareus is going to be our best player over the next 5 years IMO. It's impossible know that he won't have more problems, but he isn't killing people. When he is in the game it is obvious. Clay...who knows. It's entirely possible that Clay would be awesome with a more experienced passer. He blocks. He never gets any mid-range seam routes with a chance for YAC...just 5-10 yard outs and an occasional deep ball (which are usually between the hashes). QBs don't grow on trees. Dak was a stroke of luck and is playing in the most ideal situation imaginable, and we're not the only team regretting Carr.