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Four (4) teams in seven (7) years. Enough said?

He was some ties to San Diego I think. Is he really a game changer?

Yeah, the same scouts that enabled the Bills move up and snag McCargo?

That, or it made too much sense to actually pull the trigger. The Bills often seem to be trying to outmaneuver themselves.

Same reason they didn't take Ngata?

I would tend to agree. Why in the world you would put the game in the hands of Losman and try that play at that time is beyond me. Jauron specifically took credit for that call after the game and should have been fired right there.

So you believe that some cosmic confluence of events, circumstances and "a nearly infinite number of dynamics on any given play" eventually led to Jason Peters being credit with more sacks than ANY other LT in the NFL. Hmm. Interesting. I saw rookie Chris Long go right bye Peters for a sack, untouched on the inside.

Yeah, I still don't really understand how a guy can lead the league in sacks, not even playing an entire season, and still be voted to the Pro Bowl.

Are the schemes and techniques used in Philly include staying in front of the RDE and not getting the QB killed?

Something about this is really funny. The 2 time NFL Pro Bowl LT doesn't know how to block.

They re-tools every few years, and go from very good to great. Buffalo re-tools constantly, and fluctuates between bad and mediocre.

The Bills F.O. has been absolutely brutal when either selecting O-linemen via the draft or free agency, IMO. Let's hope the two new rookies are worth the high selections and prove capable, and the Bills can forget about the interior for about 10 years or so.

Thanks. He simply disappears for entire games, which top WRs do not do, and his TD total was very low for 2008.

Evans? Really? He's paid like a top ten, but does not produce like one.

He was once mistakenly called for a holding penalty while blocking in pass protection... during a play in which he was also the quarterback.

Spanktacular.

I forgot about that game. I great example of bad game management, decision making and playing not to lose.

Maybe. I won't take that bet, as you just never know.

The same thing that is happening currently: A 7-9 season, and the Bills manufacturing any reason to buy season tickets.

Right. I'm not predicting WHEN he will get canned, just that it will happen, and I just can't see any G.M. sticking their neck out for a guy they know will not win.

Ralph won't eat two years of a three year contract I woundn't think. Besides, they can blame the 2009 season on the new O-line and T.E. missing games with injury.

This will be his last stop, I'm pretty certain. He would have been finished after Detroit let him go, but Marv picked him off the scrap heap.

Mr. Wilson decided to give Mr. Jauron a contract extension, and didn't want to eat any more Mr. Franklins than he already has. Oh, Mr. Wilson also thought it was a good idea NOT to hire/pay a G.M., promote the same people already running the show/F.O., and sell a game to Canada. Regarding the D.J. coaching tenure, this is technically his third (3rd) stop as head coach and will certainly be his last.

I don't recall the exact quote, however the indications from all and specifically from Jauron were that a playoff appearance in 2008 was mandatory. We got another 7 - 9 season obviously, so what is this year's mantra? Really? Playoffs or else, unless we don't make it, because last year was the make or break season, which it really wasn't because, well, we want continuity?!?

But, he does drive an $ 80k BMW.