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Did London Fletcher do more damage than previously known? What hit imploded Fitz? For being a Harvard guy he certainly isn't bright, Levitre was snapping everything 3 feet to the left why not step 3 feet over before the snap?

Bills are more interested in pay days than inflicting pain.

If they dont lay out some Jets they should walk away

Dump the spread bring in your part-time fullback utilize your tightends and run Fred CJ and Johnny. Slow down the game even Fitz can't process what is happening in this crazy spread. EVOLVE or go 5-11!

We can't finish worse than 5-11, and I thought Jauron's 7-9 finishes were bad! Gailey is headed to a 9-23 start.

An owner like Jerry Jones takes action Ralph is always pointing the finger. The buck stops at Ralphie!

Ralph Wilson.

The only way we win this game, is if we run Fred, CJ, Johnny 40 to 50 times. We gotta slow the game down and let Sanchez beat himself.

I don't want him to die, but I would like him to talk openly about why he thinks we haven't been a contender since 1999.

Calf bruise no biggie!

11-27, 7-44, 8-35: its amazing how much numbers represent. 24-37, 17-52, 13-30: last 3 Bills Super Bowls. These 3 loses have been terrible, can we hit the reset button?

Ralph Wilson. This isn't a Ralph is cheap rant. This is a Ralph has made bad decisions rant. I wouldn't vote for a 93 year old President of the United States. I understand Wilson doesn't make every decision in this organization many are delegated to subordinates, but ultimately Ralph is involved in the big-decisions, such as the Bills in Toronto series. The problem is Ralph Wilson. The problem is not Fitzpatrick, or any other player. The coaches try to execute given the players they are given. Jeffrey Littman team Treasurer, Russ Brandon our CEO, & Buddy Nix the General Manager are not the problem although they may not be the right men for the job. Ultimately Ralph is responsible for his entire organization. This franchise's failures fall at the feet of the owner. Bill Polian the most successful GM tenure in Bills history was shown the door in the midst of Super Bowl run because of a spat between Littman (Ralph's guy) and Polian. Isn't Ralph responsible for his franchises failures? Isn't he the guy who ultimately signs the checks? Isn't he the guy who aligns himself with Littman & boy-wonder Russ Brandon. Didn't Wilson ultimately decide to go with Buddy Nix as his GM? Like the element of time and too-much in-breading led to the fall of royal families in Medieval Europe, time has taken its toll on Ralph's decision making ability. With 50,000 seats to sell for the last 3 games, the average Bills fan has decided to stay at home and wait for this team to fail as they have every season since 2000. I believe fans ultimately speak with their wallets. People also will do more to avoid pain than to pursue pleasure. Being a die-hard Bills fan right now is painful. For the casual Bills fan, the question is how much pleasure can I receive going to watch the Bills? When you reach 93 years old there is a 25% chance you won't live to your 94th birthday. I respect everything Ralph Wilson has done for this organization, I believe he has the right to own property and own businesses including the Bills. I am not demanding he sell the team, however I am not surprised that a 93 year old is running a failing business.

Are they even trying? Has Chan Gailey lost the locker room?

This team is flat, no deep passes, no commitment to run Fred.

Let him compete for a job in training camp like everyone else.

Depends how he plays in playoffs. I am confident he is more Cassel than Rodgers. I wouldn't pay him more than $12 per year. 49ers could have this record with 1/2 the starting QBs in NFL. Smith is a mid-tier QB.

We need a guy like James Harrison, Von Miller, Orakpo, Mathews. Problem is we need to guess right and hope they stay healthy. I love Woods but the guy has missed 16 games in his first 48 games. I will take a healthy B player than an injury prone A grade.

Sanchez is just terrible. If we could hit him more than twice a game I guarantee he'd fizzle. This guy is a bad QB.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is starting to throw picks in mass amounts. His body language and post game pressers are emblematic of a guy whose confidence in himself or system is wavering. If you are Chan Gailey do you recognize this and try and run the ball more, change up the offense and run a more conventional offense, or do we continue the path we're on? Looking at our remaining schedule if we can limit turnovers, control the ball and hence the clock, we have a good shot at beating everyone but New England. Without a change in strategy and continued poor results this will be more an indictment of Gailey being stubborn, than being pragmatic.

Let's beat the fish, gonna take a lot of effort from our defense.

Newt is a fraud. Find another scapegoat company to blame cons.

Our problem is we tend to lose more guys year over year than our opponents. It's no excuse look at Green Bay last year, but wholistically the more guys on IR the worse the season.

Does Stevie get more than Fitz? I don't think so. I think a solid offer for a guy without dominant #1 skills would be around 8.5-9 million per year. That's a ton of money for a former 7th rounder.

I pulled the stats for every team in the NFL with total number of players on injured reserve and the teams win & loss record. With Matt Schaub season likely being over, expect Houston 7-3 to battle the healthy Tennessee Titans 5-4 for AFC South crown and the loser will likely flame out an miss the playoffs. The Buffalo Bills 10 players on IR 5-4 record have done an admirable job considering the disadvantage of having so many starters end up on IR. I expect the 2 AFC Wild Cards will likely be Baltimore/Cincy/NY Jets. In the NFC the biggest dissapoint has to be Phily, with only 2 guys on IR and a 3-6 record. If Detroit stays healthy only 6 on IR so far, they will likely end there long playoff drought, and put Buffalo as the team with the longest playoff drought. rank team IR W L W % 1 Philadelphia Eagles 2 3 6 0.33 2 Atlanta Falcons 2 5 4 0.56 4 8 10 0.44 rank team IR W L W % 3 Tennessee Titans 3 5 4 0.56 4 Dallas Cowboys 3 5 4 0.56 5 Minnesota Vikings 3 2 7 0.22 9 12 15 0.44 rank team IR W L W % 6 Miami Dolphins 4 2 7 0.22 7 Cincinnati Bengals 4 6 3 0.67 8 Cleveland Browns 4 3 6 0.33 9 Green Bay Packers 4 9 0 1.00 10 Chicago Bears 4 6 3 0.67 11 New Orleans Saints 4 7 3 0.70 24 33 22 0.60 rank team IR W L W % 12 Pittsburgh Steelers 5 7 3 0.70 13 Baltimore Ravens 5 6 3 0.67 14 San Francisco 49ers 5 8 1 0.89 15 Arizona Cardinals 5 3 6 0.33 20 24 13 0.65 rank team IR W L W % 16 New York Jets 6 5 4 0.56 17 Kansas City Chiefs 6 4 5 0.44 18 Detroit Lions 6 6 3 0.67 18 15 12 0.56 rank team IR W L W % 19 Denver Broncos 7 4 5 0.44 20 Washington Redskins 7 3 6 0.33 21 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7 4 5 0.44 21 11 16 0.41 rank team IR W L W % 22 Oakland Raiders 8 5 4 0.56 23 San Diego Chargers 8 4 5 0.44 16 9 9 0.50 rank team IR W L W % 24 New England Patriots 9 6 3 0.67 25 Houston Texans 9 7 3 0.70 26 Indianapolis Colts 9 0 10 0.00 27 New York Giants 9 6 3 0.67 28 Seattle Seahawks 9 3 6 0.33 45 22 25 0.47 rank team IR W L W % 29 Buffalo Bills 10 5 4 0.56 30 St. Louis Rams 11 2 7 0.22 31 Carolina Panthers 12 2 7 0.22 32 Jacksonville Jaguars 15 3 6 0.33 48 12 24 0.33

Gailey has said we pass to setup the run, how about a different approach run to setup the pass.