R. Rich

What 'bout him? ...said the season ticket holder to Ralph Wilson...

Not to mention all of the talent up front they had and the defensive talent. But, perhaps the biggest advantage they had was Paul Brown, the best coach pro football has seen.

So, "that school" is ready to buy out that ridiculous contract they gave to Weis, huh?

I don't think he's great, but I also don't see how he can be considered a "bust" either (I explained why in a prior post). There is middle ground 'tween "he sucks" and "he's great". Most fans tend not to realize this.

They discussed Lavelli briefly on Sirius this morning. Peter King was saying he was one of the NFL's early deep threats (not to the level of Don Hutson, but still very dangerous). I don't know a whole heck of a lot 'bout his career other than he was Otto Graham's favorite target. They say he was a very nice person also. Rest in peace, Dante.

Suggs would be a better option, as he not only can rush the passer from the OLB position or the DE position (a HUGE need for the Bills), but can also drop back and cover the pass extremely well (another glaring need, as our LBs leave a lot to be desired in pass coverage).

Really? In the past 5 seasons, Jones has rushed for nearly 6,000 yards and his yards per rush average has been @ or near 4.0 (4.0 to 4.3 to 4.1 to 3.6 to 4.5) each season. Who is labeling that kind of production a bust? I don't think he's the greatest back in the league or anything, but to say he's a "bust" is nonsense.

Either @ work, asleep, or bowling.

Getting his guys to play hard for him is the first step. If he can accomplish that (see Cardinals, Arizona), good things will come of it.

And the slow, talentless Jim Leonhard.

Oh no; there's a blizzard going on in Baltimore! Close the schools! Close all the businesses! Run to the store and stock up on toilet paper, milk, and bread! There has to be, like, half an inch of snow on the ground already!!

New regime. New.....'punishment'.

Well, considering I said.... ...I guess we can draw our own conclusions on Jauron's job status. What's that? The Bills inner circle of geniuses, led by Russ Brandon and Hall of Famer to be Ralph Wilson, won't have that, you say? Again, considering I said... ...I don't think they're going to be much of a concern, either.

- Didn't have to deal w/ Ralph Wilson...

No. He led w/ his helmet. He should be fined, suspended, and then traded to the Bills along w/ Polamalu, Hampton, Harrison, Woodley, Smith, Keisel, Roethlisberger, Tomlin, Colbert, and the Rooney family.

Hahahaha!!!!

Just one less than another "lock", Randall Cunningham.

Who's Brank Orakpo?

Schwartz is an excellent coach, but he's facing an uphill battle. He'll need to put together a good staff and come up w/ a solid plan in terms of free agency and the draft. This team has glaring needs all over the place, so they certainly have their work cut out for 'em.

I agree that he was a very good return man for the Titans, but never in his NFL career did he show that he was an "amazing" corner. His play @ CB was always marginal @ best.

Leach, huh? Hmm...he does like to have solid lines, and his offense can certainly ring up the points (don't care much for his defense though). Not bad. I'm sure Ralph will.... Wait a minute; we'll still have the same owner (he spared no expense for Jauron), and Leach will more than likely be a hot commodity. Best to give up that pipe dream now.

Thanks.

I've had season tickets in the endzone (tunnel side) for the last 5 years, and from my experience, it's more often the Bills "fans" that are the most obnoxious drunks. They're the ones who keep getting up to go to the bathroom or to the beer stand nonstop. They're the ones who are spilling beer as they try to stagger by you. They're the ones who instigate crap w/ fans of opposing teams, then look to get them thrown out by stadium security, all the while chanting "a**hole". Sometimes it's warranted (there are some real a**hole fans of other teams), but sometimes they're picking on some 7 year old kid who goes to the game w/ his mother . Real classy. This is, of course, after spending hours in the parking lot drinking to the point of stupidity, then vomiting before they enter the stadium. I see this kinda stuff nearly every time I attend a Bills home game, and from my point of view, it's usually the Bills "fans" that are the ones making a**holes of themselves.

The Stillers' wait list used to be somewhere 'round 10-12 years before you'd get season tickets, but w/ the PSLs now that slows it down even more. We've been on their list for nearly 7 years, and it's still gonna be quite a while before our names come up. I guess if someone is a diehard fan of the team, has the cash and wants to do it then they will.

Especially if teams do like fans of some teams do and look to fill a position rather than find talent. Then again, the Bills have all the talent in the world; it's all just coaching. Well, that and we need Mike Nugent to kick for us...