Arkady Renko

To be fair, Moulds took three seasons to remove the "bust" label IIRC.

What depresses me about this whole thing is that I really like Jauron as a person. I am sad to see yet another coach fail here, and I am not sure if I can stomach doing this all over again. So he gets fired. Then the Bills bring in another head coach, who probably has another new defensive scheme that requires new personnel. I am sure there will be a new OC as well, who will have to f--- with another young QB's mind. I am almost certain that Jauron cannot be a winning coach, but I am also almost certain that starting over again likely will lead us into the same problems yet again.

This isn't fantasy football. It does not matter if Trent Edwards drove the team down near the end zone and Lynch finished up the drive.

Ignore the stint with the Lions, Barnes and the Bills just had a preculiar good chemistry.

Seeing how this season has been going for the Bills, I will bet it will be the Jets that beat them.

Although I quoted your previous post, I was more referring to the causation/correlation post earlier.

You take things very seriously, young man.

I did not say it was the cause, duder. I firmly believe, however, that his raw emotion and pure Barnseness made this team a winner.

Yards per attempt is not how far the ball is thrown; it is the average yards gained per pass attempt. How much of that is RAC is irrelevant.

The Bills have only won ONE game since they let go of Darrian Barnes. Thank you for your consideration.

How can you root for the Titans? How about being another example of excessive franchise relocation, the Homerun Throwforward, and representing a state that turned its back on a man who nearly gave his life for FedEx efficiency. This man somehow survived a plane crash, a deserted island, and insanity to claw back to civilization. And he comes back to find his fiancee shacking up with his dentist. Do not remember the Titans, F--- them.

Capital gains rates won't affect the taxes Ralph's heirs pay. They will have a stepped up basis to the value at death. It is the estate tax rate that will matter, and Ralph probably won't try to control when he dies. There is no way for selling it before his death to be a better deal tax wise for his heirs. The team was bought for a small fraction of what it is today; the full value is almost all capital gain. Having a stepped up basis after his death cannot be beat.

What a great country it will be when shifting majorities fight it out just to take as much as possible from the other 49%. Clinton's tax code had higher tax rates across the board. Like Clinton before him, perhaps we can expect Obama not to fulfill his promises of a middle class tax cut as well.

We should confiscate his team, comrade. What does he need it for anyway?

Is he your facebook friend?

There has been a suspicious murder. One of the victims may be American.

I am sure that Albany will be far more responsive to Upstate needs...

Is coming back after two weeks rushing him back? It is not as if Trent played poorly against S.D. I don't think that's the problem.

It didn't seem like we had intention to try to run on the Jets. Every team runs on us on 3rd and 1, we know it's coming, yet they convert. You know why? Because most of the time, it's easy to gain one yard even when the other team knows it is coming. Instead, it was throw on 3rd and 1, then going for it on 4th and 1. Then when the sport was poor, and the coaches had a benefit of a commercial break to look at the video type, there was no challenge. That sequence of events was a microcosm of the coaching problems lately.

Criticize him all you want, but let's get over the Losman v. Edwards thing that is long over and done with.

Are you a Bills fan or a Losman fan? If Edwards is not the answer, there is none. Let's rehash Flutie v. Johnson while we are at it.

And if he isn't? JP Losman is not going to come in and fix things. So yes, it's stupid. Your point basically is that Trent supporters are somehow hypocrites. Who the hell cares.

I am glad that you are seeing the silver-lining of the Bills' collapse being that you can prove some stupid, inane point.

Can this defense get a stop together for once?

Gregg Easterbrook obsesses about the rule. Heads up play by Washington.