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Healthy Sammy and un-suspended Dareus???? LOL. Good one.

Whaley is clueless. I'm with you on that.

Let's go A-Aron Did you guys know we could have had Aaron Rogers if we didn't draft (insert name)

Happy Birthday Beerball...wherever you are.

She's a bust.

Championship?

Meanwhile, Sullivan and Carucci are still trying to figure out what Whaley meant by saying "I had oatmeal for breakfast this morning"

Bingo

I told my son the same thing last night...why do we have ROR out there for 3 on 3? The power play I understand, but 3 on 3 hockey is all skating....this kind of thing bugs the **** outta me when it comes to Buffalo sports. So typical.

The fact that Chef Jim went to the home opener (and will go again this year) leads me to believe he married up, is a kept man, and this thread is a bunch of bull **** because the only calls he gets are from his butcher when his cappicola is adequately aged.

I'm of the opinion that the HC (in this case Reich) will hire "like minded" coordinators and staff. Once you have a coaching staff that is prepared and sharp, the players will follow suit. Marv was interviewed the other day and he said there are four keys to a successful coaching staff (starting with the head coach): 1) Preparation 2) Be a straight shooter 3) Draft high character players 4) Have a good relationship with players, front office and coaches I tend to agree with him on all four. We don't need any Adam Pac Man Jones' on our team and we should start a new team culture: smart players who want to win, who want to perform to their best ability and the coach is where this all starts.

Sounds more like what we witnessed with Rex. By all accounts, Marv was a "nice" guy...but he knew his ****. He was well respected.

And again...the snarky responses begin.

You must have loved the last two years

I think we can all agree that QB is our Achilles heel over the past 16 years. We have tried to coach up various QB's...none of whom have been mentored properly either on the field or off (film study). Quite honestly, I don't care how Reich's offense performed in San Diego or in Philly. What I care about is a potential coach's ability to mentor, teach and train a QB who could be here for 8-10 years. Frank Reich has all the experience in the world to do the following: 1) Film study and hard work (see stories below) 2) Played the position and was a "coach" to Jim Kelly (see story) and Phil Rivers and Payton Manning 3) Preparation, preparation, preparation (something we sorely need) 4) Professional and will lend credibility to our franchise Some may point to his offense in Philly as sub par...honestly, I don't care. He won't be the offensive coordinator here...he'll be the head coach. He will bring in his best offensive and defensive coordinator. He will build a coaching staff based on his years of experience. This is the right guy. http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-01-15/sports/bal-sp.colts15jan15_1_frank-reich-head-coach-jim-caldwell-colts-manning http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/frank-reich-from-comeback-quarterback-to-quarterbacks-coach-1.1742874 http://views.washingtonpost.com/world-wide-wilbon/wilbon/2010/02/reich_at_peytons_side.html "The coaches on Maryland's staff, starting with head coach Bobby Ross, always thought Reich was one of the smartest players they had ever coached. And if the Colts win, he'll have the Super Bowl ring he was never able to win in those four trips to the big game with the Buffalo Bills."

#TimberlandBootsin85degreeweathergate

The Buffalo Bills WR's would never do something like this: sunlight is bad for migraines, humidity causes more pain in broken bones, and they don't allow wheelchairs on boats that small.

Ditto

What he said.

The First Rule of Fight Club: No matter what you say in your initial post, the conversation will turn to Rex and Tyrod.

Nice one. The Buffalo should be on fire though...and have Zubaz on its legs.

This is a great logo. Would fit nicely on a helmet...it represents everything we are as the Bills...old guys, beer, cellar....BRAVO