DaBillsFanSince1973

I'm sorry, but I changed my mind.

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your opinion. don't tell me if a bills coach had a chance to run it up on the patsies you would call it humiliating or being an insecure weirdo. run up the score I say.

NFL executive says Buffalo Bills are perfect fit for Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield By Buffalo Barbarian, 5 hours ago in The Stadium Wall Reply to this topic you could of put your take here

even with a loss sunday they would still be in the hunt but if, I say if taylor can not get the job done, like in the saints game then I would not be surprised to see him put peterman in and wouldn't mind it all all. taylor better have a good game sunday, bad OC or not.

I doubt he puts peterman back in unless they're out of the hunt.

I disagree with any discussion about firing a first year HC 11 games in to the season sitting at 6-5. why talk about losing games next season or serious trouble if it were his decision to fire the OC, you have no clue how that would end up? how about letting this season play out and see where they finish before discussing coaches being fired?

I was being kind of facetious with the "obviously" but in all seriousness, no one knows how it would go. two teams in the list imo would likely win, jags and chargers but all would have the same chance as the bills to win.

walk a mile?

hypothetical question, obviously.

what was the topic again?

you know, even looking at the title on this 32", it's long as hell. I can only imagine what it looks like on those smart phone devices.

why the reminder man. I know, I know. chill with you there McFly.

I was referring to not missing the fans that go root for another team. yeah, one move that bewildered me yet made many happy was trading him when they did. it was inevitable, but the timing was not cool and they missed him in the gap, still do. could of waited until the off season for that move but it is what it is.

no, that was not the question. unless a player or two behold someone that much where they would choose to follow another team, say the team in which they landed, choices, their choice. I wouldn't miss them. so, would you be happy, as a bills fan if they still manage, with a stripped roster and they go 9-7 or 10-6? 8-8 is still fair given the circumstances but it would really look pretty good with a winning record and a playoff berth? I'm leaning toward 9-7 and they would need everything to go their way, chances of that are slim. but 9-7 and no post season would not be a failure in my eyes. then again, I put aside the 17 year drought, although still rooted deep in my mind yet realize this is yet another rebuild and they had nothing to do with the drought but could have everything to do with ending it? 5 games man. they'll fly by and the heated debates/discussions will live LARGE this off season so for now, I'm going to do the best I can to enjoy the games while they last. GO BILLS!!!

QB, no question.

as any good coach would do. just off the top of my head and a college coach but saban isn't going to hold back and will put over 50 on you.

still hurts doesn't it. let me ask you this. if and I say if they finish with a winning record, above .500 (which would be better than the teams with those players you're complaining about losing) and make the playoffs, you still going to complain? or will you be satisfied with that and realize letting go of those players wasn't as bad as it may of seemed? I sense you'll first say that no way they will have a winning record and make the playoffs and then if they don't you'll not only feel you were right but come back with the I told you so? either way, I realize there was reason to rid of those players and know it was part of the process going forward so I have accepted that and look at those that don't as doing nothing more than complaining.

Belichick ho-hum about 17 straight winning seasons Asked this week if he and the team would gather around to celebrate the feat -- perhaps over dainty slices of cake with an emotional slide show -- Belichick flatly dismissed the historical benchmark. "That's what we're here for -- to win games. We take a lot of pride in it. That means a lot to us," Belichick grunted ahead of Sunday's clash with the likely doomed Bills. "But that being said, there's probably another time to talk about that and reflect on it and so forth. None of those other -- however many seasons it was or however many games it was -- really makes any difference this week. I mean, nobody cares about that. Belichick ho-hum about 17 straight winning seasons

getting it done

it's hump day

this is looking more like the OP praising the opponent's HC and team. shouldn't be surprising though since he's a patsie* fan.