HamptonBillsfan

Thank you for your learned opinion.

Violent crime is exploding in cities throughout the country because of prioritizing the backgrounds of criminals and mentally ill street people, eliminating bail and not prosecuting crimes. We're not getting people into therapy, we're just allowing them to terrorize innocent law abiding elderly and vulnerable targets.

You're already assuming there is a medical excuse for Bannans actions. Why? Did he have a history of mental illness? Did he have opportunities for therapy? Did he have criminal inclinations previously? Wouldn't the defense have used mental defect as a defense if it was reasonable? Maybe Bannan was just a desperate, violent criminal who never even considered this poor lady would get killed.

Would you be looking for next steps or root causes if one of your loved ones got killed by this scum who had little regard for human life, indiscriminately shooting the first person to come through the door.

I applaud your compassion for everyone, but how does CTE or mental issues enter into hiding from the Russian mob in the acupuncturist's office and firing a gun arbitrarily as the door opened. Are we going to search for causal societal factors for every violent act? Punish these viscous criminals and get them off the street for long sentences.

That's it, let's blame the country,society at large and every other aspect of his environment ,when someone violently commits crimes and destroys innocent victims. Pity the victims.

The interior lineman must be the pick if he's there at 25

Josh became truly elite with his 2 incredible performances in the post season. Sean was also exposed as impotent at critical times. Thus we must conclude the team took a step forward because Josh has experienced bad coaching compromising certain victory and ownership seeing on field bad decisions by Sean's staff and how a change in approach must be installed.

Leslie wears out his welcome in every place he's been. With"bend don't break" Sean, we need an aggressive, pressure the QB and create turnovers type of guy. Could you imagine a defense that gave Josh short fields and even scored points. That's a SB slam dunk.

Good for Isaiah, he deserves to get paid. Beane needs to keep the team firing ,full throttle. His coaching hirings have been excellent. Replacing players are part of the job description. #5, if he learns ball security should be useful in that role.

Did you watch the KC game? They scored at will when it mattered. Frazier has outlived his usefulness. #1 defense gave up 30+ to all the good offenses we faced.(Indy,KC, Tampa, Tenn) Stats can be misleading.

Sad but true. The good news is when you have a monster player like Josh he makes everyone better.

A player" like "aTyreek Hill does not exist. McKenzie is a useful player. His biggest attributes are speed and he gets separation in the underneath passing game. He also was productive in the return game. Factor in he stays healthy and you realize he's hard to replace.

The Bills are doing some impressive things in the area of coaching. The addition of a 36 year old O-line coach who is a proponent of the Callahan and old Denver Bronco school of blocking schemes, bodes well for our new OC and an improved running attack to go with Josh's dynamic skill set. Let's plug in some quality inside O-lineman and another between the tackles RB and we'll be extremely hard to defend.

Flores is flushing his coaching career for this mission to change NFL hiring practices. He thought Bellicek was on the inside of what the Giants were thinking as to the Rooney Rule and who they wanted to hire. Now, Brian is collateral damage in Flores's social justice mission. If you think Bellicek is a conduit for what Brian was thinking than maybe Sean didn't care about Brian going forward.

If Josh didn't show the most awe inspiring, heroic, balls to the wall QB play, it would have taken much longer to get past the epic collapse by our coaching staff after he handed them a home championship game.

You're right, I regret regurgitating that nastiness.

In Flores lawsuit, he claims Brian said he was down on Sean, and even if he wasn't offered an HC job, he wanted out. This is according to Nate Mendelssohn, a beat reporter I guess.

He is a winning, no nonsense coach. I think he would be great for a young team like Jax. The problem is he's terrible with the media and he will get up in the faces of his bosses and ownership if he thinks they're not helping him win. Sad situation.

He burned his bridges up here. The guy got his 1st HC job and he trashes Sean, who gave him the OC job that laid the groundwork. Classless. Brian, every Bills player gave you a sterling endorsement and you stick in Sean's ear.

Great move by Beane. This guy will be a younger, more unpredictable and better suited to the type of offense Josh wants to run. He provides continuity with his understanding of what Brian did well, a coordination with Josh's passing guru Palmer and comfort zone for the best QB in the industry. If you disagree with the hire,ask yourself if the was Rodgers or Brady asking for a coach or a player, what would any team do?

Let him go,he's ordinary. He'll have to get used to bad O-line play,because that's what the G-Men do.

You're right, no reason to be encouraged until you see him change. The only thing is if Beane and Terry/Kim indicate this ultra-concervative style is not working with our personnel, changes could come.

We know it was one mistake after another. Do we need Sean Payton to explain what we did wrong. Sean McDermott has to sleep with it. Hopefully this scar makes Sean more proactive when the stakes are so high. Belichick, Parcells, Payton all know when you can make a move to improve your chances, take the risk. Bills fans will expect that henceforth.

I hope Joe Cool says the same thing to him when the Bengal end their season.