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If you are going with Wade as HC prob need some slight shifts to the Defense. Maybe add Ted Washington from 2000? And Kelsey as an OLB, obviously lol

Good call on McGee for Mclovin. Didn't fully think that through. Also I can see Watkins for Moulds, but in 2002 Moulds was in his prime and at his peak, I don't think Watkins has gotten there yet, hence the slight edge. In regards to McCoy over Freddie, Fred had the better stats all the way around: 5.5yds avg. 93yds a game. 6tds in 10 games with another 442 yards coming through the air. Shady was at: 4.4yds a game, 75 yds a game, 4tds in 12 games and 292 in the air. (2 more tds receiving though) I think there is an argument that Spiller should be in over McCoy. Or maybe Marshawn? Are there any better options at QB? I think Tyrod gets the nod because he hasn't proved he is horrible yet, and last year may have been our best year of QB play in the past 16 years In regards to HC. I think there is an argument for Marrone as HC with Greg Roman as OC and Schwartz as DC, but I couldn't bear to have St. Doug on the team. Hence I went with what was probably our best offensive coach and defensive coach.

Hey everyone, in the doldrums of the offseason I thought it might be fun to see if we can build a Superbowl contender (ok maybe only a playoff team) using only Bills players and coaches from 2000 onwards. Build out your starting lineup +1 flex player from any bills players between those years, but remember the player you choose is from a specific year (meaning for you Flutie fans out there, 2000 Doug was certainly not at his peak). Looking forward to hearing the debate and seeing what people think! My "super team" is below: Head Coach: Chan Gailey (guy had a fun offence just never a defence and there is SLIM pickings for HC) Offensive Coordinator: Chan will handle this too Defensive Coordinator: Schwartz (His D added to Chan's offense would be enough to at least get us in the Playoffs, right??) Offense: QB: Tyrod Taylor RB: "FredEx" (2011) -He had 5.5 yds per carry average, so he edges Shady IMO) RB2: Shady (2015) WR: Eric Moulds (2002) -10tds 1,200 yds- WR2: Sammy Watkins (2015) WR3: Lee Evans (2006) TE: Charles Clay (2015 tough one to call here) LT: Jason Peters (2006) LG: Andy Levitre (He was really good in 2011) C: Eric Wood (2011) RG: Richie Incognito (2015) RT: Brad Butler (2009 Remember him? all Joe team in '09. Not sure who the right pick is. I feel it is ok to swap LG vs RG but LT to RT feels like cheating) Defense (I set up a 4-3 for Schwartz): LE: Mario Wiliams (2014) DT: Kyle Williams (2014 DT2: Marcel Dareus (2014) RE: Aaron Schobel (2006 14 sacks 0_o ) LOLB: Takeo Spikes (2003) MLB: London Fletcher (2006 4int 157 tackles) ROLB: Kiko Alonzo (2013) CB: Gilmore (2015) CB2: Terrence McGee (2004) CB:3 Darby (2015) FS: Jairus Byrd (2009) SS: Aaron Williams (2013) K: Ryan Lindell (2008) P: Brian Moorman (2005) KR: Leodis Mcklevin (2012)

RIP Buddy. Now I am really glad Rob joined the staff this year. Rough losing a parent but at least Rex and Rob are able to lean on one another afterwards.

Totally agree. Been stalking this board since the JP Losman days because there is always stuff like this i would not have found otherwise.

I was thinking the same thing regarding David Harris. Definitely some similarities there. Hopefully he can be as good if not better in the near future. *edit* Now we just need to find our version of Bart Scott. Need that "vocal leader" haha

Are you really trying knock him for not having more sure fire superstars after he oversaw exactly 1 draft? By comparison buddy had 3 drafts. I would sure hope he drafted more of the stars on the team. Edit* I realize he oversaw the most recent draft as well but we have no idea how this one turned out yet.

I find it comical that no one ever admits to leaving! Whenever this topic comes up everyone stayed for the whole game. I've watched the replay of the game and there were very few Bills fans who stayed. Although I was not at the game (too young) I probably would have left. I was at the raiders game this year and I left before the bills made it respectable. I guess the bill's disappointments have lead me to be a bit of a pessimist when it comes to football.

As an individual who works in PR- there is no way he wrote that all by himself......

I think you would have to say that it does. Also, I find it hard to believe that the Pats got caught the only two times they cheated. Reason says they cheated on other occasions and got away with it. And that brings all of their success into some level of uncertainty.

I don't quite get everyones negative reaction. His statement doesn't seem over the top. In a game as close as that super bowl- isn't it fair of him to wonder if the pats having their calls was the difference in the game? I took it as a truly honest reaction. I think anyone who has competed at a high level would understand his response. Should he have said it? Maybe not- but I don't believe it is ridiculous in any way.

Assuming you are counting Mario and Hughes (if resigned) as LB ala a 34 alignment, you are still leaving one of of our best players in Marcel or Kyle off the field. Seems silly to me.

I hope it is Todd Bowles as well. I feel like it would be incredibly frustrating if you were Pepper and you KNEW the only reason you were getting interviewed was to fulfill the requirement and had no real shot at getting the job. I suppose you could argue he gets good practice or whatever, but still that would have to be frustrating.

Good point on the Rams. Forgot he was their OC after the Broncos debacle. To be honest one of the things from his tenure in Denver was when he played the hoodie with a clearly inferior team and won. Perhaps that one vivid memory clouds my opinion of him a touch. Like I said before, he wouldn't be my preference, that said- I don't know if he would be any less of a risk than Schwartz.