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They don't know what having a bad owner is like, give them Ralph.

The way it has turned out so far, I don't think anyone out of a coma would be bithing if we didn't draft Aaron Williams?

Chan's choices for personnel under him haven't been great, but he doesn't get off that easy in my book. He is supposedly this offensive genius, when he has been nothing more then "offensive" in that area. His insistence on that wildcat/popgun offense, which has done, for the most part, nothing except kill momentum has been terrible. His play calling (the Brad Smith pass, sending the undersized Spiller up the gut at the goaline, over and over, etc.) has been horrendous. And worst of all, his continued support and insistence that Shitzpatrick is a franchise quarterback alone should get him canned.

I don't disagree that Ralph may be the worst owner in the NFL, but you can't argue that Gailey has more talent this year then the Bills have had in years, way more then Jauron, Mularkey or Williams had and his wins keep going down? I am the first to criticize Ralph, but Gailey has the worst winning percentage of head coaches on the Bills in 3 or 4 decades, and there has been some real bad teams since then too.

Look at Fitz's face, he can't even groom himself? They are all one in the same, so if you replace Gailey, the replacement would dump the other two, so I say Gailey on this question.

I am sure that jersey wouldnt have even made it to the fire, would have hit the ground 10 yard before the fire pit.

Not sure about the facts, or if it had anything to do with Fitz's performance or if it was coincidence, but he went from being OK with better then OK games on occasion, to terrible-starting the day he signed the extension and has only been getting worse since.

Why should he change the way he calls plays? I have heard several times, and even on this website how he is an offensive genius? Bottom line in the NFL is winning, nothing else and you have to go back to Hank Bullough in parts of 1985 and 1986 to find a head coach with a lower winning percentage then "The Genius" Chan Gailey. He needs to go, and if it is tomorrow it is too late.

Come on, they got Aaron Williams instead of Dalton, what else do you want?

Interested? Heck Yes. Will he come here? Doubtful. Not with this ownership. There will be too many offers for him after the season for him to choose to come to this loosing franchise with a lame dick owner. He is probably going to be on the sidelines in Dallas when next year starts, unless Jerry Jones doesn't concede any authority to him.

When I say that people knew the extension was a bad idea, I wasn't talking about the money aspect of it, but the fact that they were convinced that Fitz was the answer, and stayed with him instead of drafting a QB. Now that they have admitted they need a QB, there really are none in the draft.

Alot of us non-kool aid drinkers knew the extension was a terrible decision, but over time with Fitz's normal crappy play, alot more delusional Bills' fans are starting to agree with us. Fitz is the most intelligent dumbass I have ever seen.

I don't think the lack of ticket sales has anything to do with people not being able to afford them.

Chan doesn't know what he wants. All the starter here means is that player will be on the field for the first play. Whomever is hot, will play more, if it isn't evenly split. If Fred comes out and plays like he did against New England two weeks ago before he got hurt, he won't leave the field much.

Rypien was the MVP, in fact I have a couple programs from that game, and met Rypien a couple years ago and had him sign one. At least got something out of that bad memory. That is just about the last time the Bills were good enough to trash talk, or a least pretty damn close to it.

That is just about the only thing that Fitz does like Brady does it.

Every team's QB does, as does one player on defense. If you look, the ones with the earphones have the colored circle on the back of their helmets so the officials know which player has the speaker in his helmet.

Are you serious? If you have the time in the day to be on this website to begin with, I would think you have an extra 3 seconds to click on the link? And if they do that, there will be a dozen people asking for the link?

Arm strength is big in the NFL too, that is the one thing that makes this offense predictable is there is no downfield threat, because Fitz can't throw downfield-at all. One other thing that is different too is Flacco is a winner, Fitz-not so much.

You are 100% correct. Stats are for people who don't watch the games, and furthermore don't know much about football to begin with. The biggest difference between Fitz and Eli Manning (among many) is that when the game is on the line, Eli usually comes through for his team. In the same situations is when Fitz plays his worst football, and normally loses the game for his team. Huge, huge difference.

You have too much time on your hands? Belicheat runs up the score on anyone he can, and always has, always will-even if it does cost him his best players to injury. The Bills probably don't even enter his mind, over the past decade or so, the Bills have almost been another bye week to him.

You are probably correct, but it was mentioned on their game this past weekend that ownership is ready to implode the whole team from top to bottom if they don't get it turned around, and it doesn't look like that is going to happen.

Rivers is having a down year, which alot of that relates to him having less talent around him then he has probably ever had. Doesn't help to have Norv Turner as your head coach either. With that said, on equal playing fields, Phillip Rivers is a top 7-8 QB in the NFL and I would take him in a heartbeat for the right price. Put him on this team, this season and the Bills have at least 2 more wins then they have now and would be right in the middle of the playoff scenario, not way on the outside having to have a dozen things go right for them in order to even have a chance.

I don't know the OP, so I wouldn't call him a liar, maybe you do know him? I would guess though that Lee Evans would be hanging in Buffalo alot sooner then he would be hanging in Baltimore.

Even if you say he had 0% fault in that disaster, which I am not totally buying, he still chokes way too often when it counts. Giants wouldn't have won the Super Bowl last year if Fitz didn't hand them that game, they wouldn't have even made the playoffs. It is the same thing almost every week with Fitz, he plays pretty good for 90% of the game, with the exception of his half a dozen batted down balls and fumble or two, then at the end when the game is on the line, he throws a pick or fumbles again. I like Fitz, he has the heart of a Champion, but nowhere near the playing ability of one.