TheFunPolice
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You can bet that he's not the only former or current member of this team that feels that way.
These guys play the game. They have friends on other teams. They stand there and watch other QBs make big plays week in and week out while Fitzpatrick throws balls into the dirt, throws picks at the worst times, overthrows wide open guys, and throws routine passes 5 feet over WRs heads so they have to have rockets on their feet just to catch a routine pass.
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is this the youtube trick throws guy?
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they need to put the goalposts back in the middle of the endzones!
Honestly, who ever thought that was a good idea? Every time I see footage of old games it drives me nuts.
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looks like something any Bills fan would be interested in. Thanks for the link, I'll be DVRing it
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Think of it this way, he's shown he can only win about 5 or 6 games as a starter, so how many is he going to come in and win you as a backup?
He wins roughly 1/3 games he starts. So if he's your backup and he comes in and starts 6 games you can expect to go 2-4.
Just about any journeyman QB can get you wins 33% of the time.
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I love it! Why not keep trying to make the Fitzpatrick mistake work out?
We should all be thanking Ralph Wilson. This is all for the best. By the time the team moves most of us will hate them.
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Unlike Rob, Jauron really won't be out of work for more than 5 minutes!
And he loves you, Bills fans! He was really happy to be here. He CHOSE Buffalo! He wanted you! Players love him, but he has the personality of a tree stump in the media.
Now wish him well and be all nice and smiley!
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Geez, I kind of think it's ridiculous to beat this drum. I would guess the overwhelming feeling about Jauron is... apathy. I mean, who gives a ****? Jauron and Gailey were/are both good men and competent coordinators but their tenures in Buffalo were equally mediocre and largely forgettable.
Gailey beat New England. Period. He earned a lot of capital with that win. That's his only edge, and it was probably a fluke.
In the end, Gailey receives as much crap as Jauron as they both should--- but "most Bills fans" don't hate them. We're just happy to move on from the abyss of NFL Head Coaching mediocrity.
Well yeah I agree, they both stunk. But people seem to love Gailey and hate Jauron when Jauron was clearly more successful here (unless you don't count winning as success and instead use how warm and fuzzy the coach made you feel).
Didn't you know he was a 3 sport letterman in high school and was named one of Massachussetts' Top 10 high school athletes of all time?
We're just having a little sport at Jauron's expense.
Why do you have to spoil our fun?
Oh, that's right. You're the Fun Police.
Never mind officer.
It's fine, carry on, but be safe out there. Only you can prevent forest fires.
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a breath of fresh air.?
Do Bills fans just need a hug or something? If Jauron would just cry and say he misses it here would it be different?
Jauron won 5 more games than Gailey (which is almost an entire season of wins for Chan the guru) yet he is clearly a worse coach?
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The 2nd bolded has nothing to do with wanting Jauron gone--- he was respected as a man and a coach for everything in the 1st bolded section, but he was entirely too passive. Coaching not to lose may have been his only option considering the talent on the team, and perhaps that will be his longterm legacy.
I was no fan of him, but the level of hatred for the man among most Bills fans in incredible to me. We've seen far worse before and after him at HC. He is a very good defensive coordinator, just not a great head man.
Maybe if he blubbered a little and told Bills fans that he loved them things would be different.
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When it comes to Maybin, Jauron had 100% draft power and authority. But for any player who turned out in any way good at all (Wood, Byrd, Levitre, Stevie, McKelvin) is was Modrak or Levy or Brandon or even Ralph himself making those picks.
According to most Bills fans, Jauron must get no credit and must be villified and attacked at every turn.
His crime? Not being emotional enough and not telling them how much he loved them apparently, because Chan is still beloved here.
Jauron won more games than Gailey in three years here, and that's with Gailey's legendary offense and a "franchise QB"
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The Browns defense was pretty good and a lot of people wanted him kept on in Cleveland
The hatred for this man in Buffalo is incredible. He got 7 wins a year his first three years here. He drafted Byrd, signed everyone's beloved hero Fitzpatrick, drafted Stevie, Wood, Levitre, McKelvin. Turned Wilson into a safety.
People act like Dick Jauron is the worst coach in the history of any sport on any planet or something, yet he was more successful than Gailey who people seem to feel all warm and fuzzy for because he said he wanted to be here.
It's that easy: "I want to be in Buffalo. I'll choose you guys!" Say that and you're beloved, regardless of the results. Well, Jauron wanted you guys too, won MORE games for you than your man Chan Gailey, and drafted some good players for the team. But he didn't make a big show of what a big heart he ha`d for coming to coach the Bills, so you all hate him.
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my God when will this end?
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he's part owner now don't ya know? At least that's Kilgore's report (and man I hope it's not true)
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gross!
Does he spit it in the coffee cup?
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sounds like Josh Reed, who said the same kid of stuff when he actually was still on the roster
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This whole story just got a lot more bizarre
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he didn't know if his "girlfriend" was real or if she was really alive or dead?
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He created or the media created? If true, it will be really interesting to break down exacxtly what T'eo said vs what the media just ran with based on nothing but other media 'reports'.
Silence is consent
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Look on the plus side for a change: he obviously took English class seriously, and created an entire character and an entire life story surrounding her. That takes smarts and creativity!
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Nassib is going to be gone by the end of round one, and everyone knows the Bills want him.
They had better take him at #8 if they truly believe in him. If he turns into a star, everyone will be happy and nobody will complain about a "reach."
If he sucks as a pro, there will be no less heat to take for the pick if you spend multiple picks to get back into the first to take him later
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as bad as he is made out to be, Mularkey was the last coach to have a winning season with the Bills. Perhaps even more proof that the QB is what really matters?
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Buddy is going to retire after the draft this year.
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Whisenhunt will not be the choice
A Glimmer of Hope, the Bills Still not committed to keeping Fitz on th
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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So they don't get cap relief from cutting ties to this mistake of a contract, but they DO save the $10 million in cash.
Someone else said it: this team sells a game to Toronto every year. They are not in a position to blow $10 million in cash for a guy that is clearly not worth that money.