mitchmurraydowntown

There is no perfect coaching opportunity, they all have issues as well as strengths. The Bills coaching staff was the weakest of the available teams, the Bills holding enough talent on both sides of the ball to be rebuilt. IMO: The length of the contract is going what's going to sway Chip Kelly, not just the amount. He's leaving the relatively cozy confines of college for the big leagues, the maximum amount of time he's secured is going to help determine where he goes. Let's offer him a 8 year contract with great money. There's no cap against us on it & if something's wrong with him, we can workout a nice exit package. Go Bills!!

Jackie Gleason: What in the h3ll is the world coming too?

Bare, just saying.

I didn't see it mentioned anywhere but the Bills could use AZ / Cleve to win. This moves them out of a tie with us & allows us to draft ahead of them in all the draft rounds. Browns vs Pittsburgh Arizona vs San Fran

Our owner is 94 & owned the same team for 50+ years, that tells you we have no chance.

13 years of futility means a full-house cleaning is needed.

I'd get worried if you guys started playing hide the sausage, offering the sausage is where it's at.

McElroy looks to be victimized all this game as well, so I'd take the under.

He needs to live on his allowance, which is ample.

How about football everyday?

You we're right!

Interesting.

I'd blame the press-guy.

LOL.

Coach said it was a pass play & QB said it was a run, so it was a sneak.

They found knew new paintings in a Mayan cave, depicting 7,000 years from now. This calendar was like our soon to be 2012 one, GFS.

True enough.

We kick try FG with 9 seconds left in a half after taking a timeout on the opponents 24. QB sneak called on first down. Centering the ball on 2nd down with a minute to go in the half in FG range.

The Bills don't do well against mobile QB's, they're terrible to be accurate.

The announcer was referencing his broadcasting / football experience with how stupid this play was, makes you not wonder why we lost by only 33 points.

Te'o is our new Biscuit.

Since all we hear about is our Harvard grad's brains: Has Harvard won something ? Harvard started the program in 1873, donor Ralph Wilson (hmmm). 7 national championships: 1890 PD, NCF, Billingsley Report (BR), Helms Athletic Foundation (HAF), Houlgate System (HS)[4] George Adams, George Stewart 11-0 1898 BR, HAF, HS, NCF[4] William Forbes 11-0 1899 HAF, HS, NCF[4] Benjamin Dibblee 10-0-1 1910 BR, HAF, HS, NCF[4] Percy Haughton 8-0-1 1912 BR, HAF, HS, NCF, PD[4] Percy Haughton 9-0-0 1913 HAF, HS, NCF, PD[4] Percy Haughton 9-0-0 1919 College Football Researchers Association (CFRA), HAF, HS, NCF, PD[4] All pretty recent events for our owner, that 1919 game was a doozy. All their players that made the NFL: Joe Azelby Linebacker 1984 Buffalo Bills Matt Birk Center 1998–Present Minnesota Vikings, Baltimore Ravens Desmond Bryant Defensive tackle 2009–Present Oakland Raiders Stanley Burnham TB-BB 1925 Frankford Yellow Jackets Roger Caron Tackle 1985-1986 Indianapolis Colts Eddie Casey Halfback 1920 Buffalo All-Americans Charlie Clark Guard 1924 Chicago Cardinals Bill Craven Defensive back 1976 Cleveland Browns Harrie Dadmun Guard, tackle 1920-1921 Canton Bulldogs, New York Brickley Giants Clifton Dawson Running back 2007-2008 Cincinnati Bengals, Indianapolis Colts John Dockery Defensive back 1968-1973 New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers Chris Eitzmann Tight end 2000 New England Patriots Carl Etelman B 1926 Providence Steam Roller Earl Evans Tackle, guard 1925-1929 Chicago Cardinals, Chicago Bears Ryan Fitzpatrick Quarterback 2005–Present St. Louis Rams, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills Herman Gundlach Guard 1935 Boston Redskins Arnold Horween B 1921-1924 Racine Cardinals, Chicago Cardinals Ralph Horween B 1921-1923 Chicago Cardinals Dan Jiggetts Tackle, guard 1976-1982 Chicago Bears Isaiah Kacyvenski Linebacker 2000-2006 Seattle Seahawks, St. Louis Rams Dick King Fullback, halfback 1917-1923 Pine Village, Hammond Pros, Milwaukee Badgers, Rochester Jeffersons, St. Louis All-Stars Bobby Leo Running back, wide receiver 1967-1968 Boston Patriots Joe McGlone BB 1926 Providence Steam Roller Pat McInally Wide receiver, punter 1976-1985 Cincinnati Bengals Al Miller Fullback, halfback 1929 Boston Bulldogs Joe Murphy Guard 1920-1921 Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians Joe Pellegrini Guard, center 1982-1986 New York Jets, Atlanta Falcons Red Steele End 1921 Canton Bulldogs Rich Szaro Kicker 1975-1979 New Orleans Saints, New York Jets Eddie Casey (HB) on the Buffalo all-Americans was a gem.

Harvard can't fail unless it's from their football program, where they never succeeded.

Slim died & none isn't here.

That dome is going to be nice this weekend.