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If Watkins had a better offensive coordinator and coach, plus proven qb (TT has been a surprise, but had EJ Manuel under center for 3 games) his numbers would put him in the first group.

You bring in competition..... Unless you have a Brady, Rogers, Manning, you have competition and whoever is better wins, and with TT running we all know he is going to get hurt. I'm not sure he will ever develop into a top 10 qb either, however has been an improvement and surprise.

I'm not sure he would be a very good safety. I would almost rather draft or pick up a true safety over trying to teach or see if he can play safety.

Beat the Jets to start with. Then fix the issues with the coaching staff, since Rex it staying, trim back his control and bring in a defensive coach to run the defense. Draft smart (don't reach or think you are out smarting everybody). Might be time to look over the whole scouting department. Then do a complete look over the roster and see who fits for the personnel that is needed, plus there salary, age, and production. I know it is hard at time to let players that become liked, example Fred Jackson, however I would much rather the running back Williams and the new find, over Jackson and Boobie Dixon moving forward (not to take away for Jackson very good person and teammate, so players like Kyle Williams, Mario Williams, Mckelvin, and others with high contracts and age should be looked at.

I agree, like most good coaches, they benefit from have a great quarterback. He does have a good system and is total control, something Bills lack now.

I agree with you, when GM's have good, or great quarterbacks, they also look so much smarter.....

We need to get Watkins some help, that is for sure. I would agree take care of new #2, keep Woods as the #3, and Hogan maybe as a #4 (however I would bring in some competition and see if he can beat them out). As for Goodwin, time to move on... BTW what happened to seeing what Lewis has. If the Bills are going to improve this is an area that need to be upgraded, not huge changes.

I agree with you. And those chosen usually are media driven. Then once a player makes the pro bowl, they all of a sudden up there contracts. There are times at players stats look much different due to the system they play in, and what they are asked to do, not actually how good they are.

Part of it is the drop off of the press and taking up blockers by the defensive line this year, and Rex Ryan and Thurman. He hasn't played his best football this year, neither has Bradford. They are not only missing tackles, and getting blocked out of the holes, they don't seem to create turnovers.....

Let me go hit my thumb with a hammer and if it doesn't hurt, then get him....... Ouch that hurt like heck.... NO WAY

Is it time to completely open up the playbook and see what Tyrod Taylor can do? In today's nfl you have to be able to pass the football. The run heavy offenses, can and will only win around 50% of the game, without a solid to great defense. I think it is time to let Tyrod throw it around 35 to 40 times for the rest of the season, and see what he can do. Because there will be times to win a game it will take as many as 40 to 50 passes. I know that to win in December teams need to be able to run the football due to weather, however what about the the games prior to December. I'm not saying don't run it at all, you have to, but for the rest of this year open it up.

Are you working in the mail room with Buddy the Elf ??

I think he becomes a victim of the salary cap, and either due to the new defensive or his play not earning that big of a contract.

Two main numbers that mean really anything to me 1) 15 yr playoff drought and 2) record, and 5-6 not getting it done. The others stats are just that stats.... Another number that i see, is the $100 plus contract that was given for MD and he seems to be following in another players, who got a crazy contract, name Heynesworth..... To follow that up wtih the crazy contract that was issued for "let me see how many personal fouls and offside flags i can get" Hughes....

When you have a probowl type quarterback coaching is always easier, and coaches that have the fortune to have a great quarterback always win more. Before Brady, he was an average coach.