Happy Days Lois & Clark

They have called plays for many years. They hey have built a good reputation as play callers. They just haven't done it in the same season together for the Bills yet. The point is that because of their reputations that they have already established, they could be the best play calling combination the Bills have ever put together in 1 specific season. Generally the Bills in the past have been good at having 1 good coordinator and struggle on the other side of the ball. With these 2 guys as play callers, the Bills have the opportunity to have a top 10 offense and defense. This is interesting to think about because of the potential it brings for the Bills being a quality football team on both sides of the ball.

Based on what they had done in the past as play callers the potential is there.

M Willims, Anderson, and Merriman are all still under 30 years old.

Bills defensive line vs Marshawn Lynch

Last year was the first season the Bills finished in the top half of the league in offense since 2002.

I wonder how good Mark Anderson will be against Nate Solder and the Pats

All signs point to Merrimans surgery going well and his achillies is doing good.

I second that.

Eric Berry vs Stevie Johnson will be interesting

Mario Williams vs Rashad Butler of the Houston Texans

Why? Who is the best offensive and defensive play callers the Bills ever had in one season? We all know how important coaching is but so few people have an answer to the question.

Stephon Gilmore and Aaron Williams vs Larry Fitgerald and Michael Floyed will be a tough matchup

So who has been a better offensive and defensive play calling combination that the Bills have ever had in 1 specific season?

Ron Brooks vs Lee Evans The Bills traded Evans for a 4th round pick that became Ron Brooks That will be an interesting matchup.

In 1999 Joe Pendry was the OC and Ted Cotrell was the DC under Wade Phillips

How about Scott Chandler catch a TD pass over Donte Whitner.

How about Cordy Glenn dominate Aaron Maybin in the run game

He must have done something right to get a head coaching gig in the NFL two different times from an OC position.

I'm sure the Bills will move Mario Williams around from time to time.

The Cowboys had the top rated defense in 1992 under Wannstedt.

Levy didn't call plays. Walt Cory was the d coordinator with Marchabroda as OC Wannstedt did not call plays in the 6 win season last year. George Edwards did.

The schedule is out and there will be a lot of player vs player battles to see this year. Who will get the best of who? Who are you looking forward to see go against each other. Mario Williams vs D'Brickishaw Ferguson will be a good one to see. http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/39774/jets-left-tackle-jabs-mario-williams

With Brees asking price, Saints can't afford him and the Bills can't afford him.

I was wondering could Chan Gailey and Dave Wannstedt be the best offensive/defensive play caller combination the Bills ever had together in one season? If not what combo is? I added the following for clarification purposes of this thread Gailey and Wannstedt have called plays for many years. They hey have built a good reputation as play callers. They just haven't done it in the same season together for the Bills yet. The point is that because of their reputations that they have already established, they could be the best play calling combination the Bills have ever put together in 1 specific season. Generally the Bills in the past have been good at having 1 good coordinator and struggle on the other side of the ball. With these 2 guys as play callers, the Bills have the opportunity to have a top 10 offense and defense. This is interesting to think about because of the potential it can bring for the Bills to be a quality football team on both sides of the ball.

Carrington had only 16 tackles and 1 sack last season. There is a lot of competition on the D-Line. I think he is on the bubble of being cut.