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and that's without the full offseason to prepare your own playbook, which all coordinators usually have. He's done very well.

A voice of reason amongst the crowd. Thank you.

I would ask him 1 question: Who will your DC be?

I did mention Bill Parcells speaking highly of him. Please don't disregard that. It's significant. You usually don't hear all the details of qualities of an assistant coach, the fact that he's interviewed would probably show that he has the qualities of a successful head coach. What do you need to hear to convince you that he's held in high regard. Idiots that some may be, the guys on TV do have conversations with team management. They probably have better insight than we do.

I'm not sure how big an issue this is. It almost seems to me that this is the fallback criticism. Perhaps he's overly cautious, but there is a huge upside to not having you QB turn the ball over. TT does so many things so well. I just think it would be a mistake to let him go.

You'd have to ask the teams that interview him that. Just telling you what I hear. He was a Parcells assistant coach and he has spoken highly of him. Parcells is a HOF coach, he carries a lot of credibility in my opinion.

Or interview him because he's held in high regard around the league.

I'd be ok if the team spent all off season focusing on defense and never even looked at the offense.

the flea flicker did, but I'm not a big fan of trick plays.

2 points: Will he renegotiate and do the Bills have a better option. The offense , when healthy, showed what they can do today. It would be a huge risk to let him go.

He's not suddenly a hot name. He was interviewed last year. He is highly regarded throughout the league. People who are closer to the game than we fans are seem to see some pretty good things in him. I'd be ok with him getting promoted. We had 600 yards offense, my guess is, despite a few questionable calls, he has a great feel for the game.

at this point, that should cost Rex his job.

it was, I disagreed that it was 'another showing of a complete lack of awareness'

Can't imagine anything he would do next week would be impactful. Jets already mailed it it today

No it's not. I think you exaggerate. He has great awareness most of the time. This was one moment of not being aware enough. And that's not why we lost.

I'm not for firing a coach in their 2nd year, but it's all on the defense and there's no reason to think it will improve dramatically next season. I'd like to promote Lynn and keep Tryod. I would be inexcusable to release Taylor without a better replacement.

Right

You were watching correctly. He really developed into a tremendous open field tackler. He had a couple All Pro caliber seasons with us. We definitely got his best years out of him.

I agree with the bold part, unfortunately, many don't think that it's ok for Kaep to act the same way.

You're not. I'm sure there is a story behind it and it sits well with the other tailgators. But I would imagine the rest of the country watching it thinks it's ridiculous.

I can't imagine anything that would stop Sullivan from writing how he does.

I don't think it's necessary to react to press reports, especially about coaching status, since this is a yearly occurrence in the NFL and with the Bills. It just feeds the beast. It's always wise to ignore Sullivan.

But sullivan still wouldn't have believed the Pegulas. Sullivan hasn't earned the right to get what he wants from the organization. It also appears that Sullivan thinks trading Matt Cassell was a mistake. Is he even on a roster now?

Agreed, but whether fabricated or not, why should Whaley, Pegula or anyone in the organization feel compelled to react to it. If it's BS, the administration knows it and just feeds into it by commenting. Sullivan is pissed because the team won't play along in his game, and if they don't, they must be hiding something.

I'm out.