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as per Joe B and AP

Browns' coaching search: Team reportedly close to offering job to Mike Pettine By Justin Cuthbert on Jan 21 2014, 8:29 PM Tweet ItShare ItComment According to Tony Grossi of ESPNCleveland.com, the Browns could conclude their search for a new head coach Tuesday night. Tony Grossi @TonyGrossi Follow Hearing #Browns may pop the question to Mike Pettine tonight. 8:09 PM - 21 Jan 2014

but thescore in toronto is also reporting it.... they usually dont say it unless something is legit

CRAP....THIS SUCKS as per incarcerated bob and thescore toronto... CRAP

http://ibnsportswrap...?articleID=285#

As per PFC... https://twitter.com/PFCentral

i keep saying blitz....blitz on 3rd and long but the STACHE sends 4 or 5 players....FFFFFFF'''''''''

I can't believe that this guy is not getting more wall hype.... He has been an absolute beast in the pass game. In the run game he has been a mac truck running through whoever is in his way.... MANY PROPS to Cordy

always appreciate the coach's insight...great read

its a good read folks

http://www.wgr550.com/pages/12722843.php?contentType=4&contentId=10317615

http://www.wgr550.com/pages/12722843...entId=10317615

Can someone please breakdown how Super Marios contract over the duration of the years, will effect the bills cap per year?

bills and williams have an agreement in principle in place https://twitter.com/#!/ALLsportsINTEL

will be announced tonight.... http://www.queencitysports.biz/bills/ot-tyson-clabo-decides-on-bills

Panthers will not franchise their leading pass rusher Charles Johnson...as per rotoworld

Not to worry....atdhe.net might be down but it has come back to life at a new domain.... www.atdhenet.tv

all in all they had a terrible game on the whole and yes they will not be a playoff team so on that note you have to look at this year as what we can develop and how we progress

Yes the bills offense was better week 1 with jauron..... the things i saw from gailey that Jauron would have never done and atleast is some positive going forward was: 1) The touchdown to Parrish on 4th down would have been a field goal by jauron and gailey went for the td which shows atleast Gailey has balls and will trust his players which will bowed well down the road trying to develop an identity. 2) when the safety was taken by buffalo to give ball back to miami with a minute and 30 sec left. Jauron would have went for it on 4th down and miami would have sealed it earlier and bills would have had no chance. With gailey he gave the confidence back to his D and hoped his offense will show some guts. 3) 4th quarter no-huddle. Jauron would have kept same offense all game whether it worked or not and gone down without a fight. Gailey changed to a no huddle maybe a little too late but atleast he showed he is willing to make an adjustment. 4) Bills ran the wildcat on consecutive plays when it worked twice and then when miami stopped it they went back to Edwards. Gailey went with it until it was ineffective while jauron would have had one good play of it then changed to the quarterback behind the centre. Even though it worked he would have tried something unorthodox and gone away from what worked. Yes the Bills lost but atleast this coach will show some guts, take some chances and try to help this team develop an identity.

This is from a guy that watched him for a few years at Troy he does a pretty good breakdown of LEvi Brown http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2010/4/28/...t-on-levi-brown

http://football.realgm.com/src_wiretap_arc...d_of_1st_round/ as per lombardi

Bryan Bulaga Scouting Report By Matt McGuire # Strengths: Solid size and playing strength # Very physical demeanor; killer instinct # Outstanding technician # Natural knee bender; generates great leverage # Locks on - battle over # Quick, smooth feet # Great run blocker # Good hand use # Plays with terrific balance - never on ground # Shows ability to slide and mirror vs. speed # Very good work ethic # Good (not great) athleticism # Well coached # Smart # Adequate range to play left tackle # Very polished and Week 1 Starter Anthony Davis Scouting Report By Matt McGuire # Strengths: Good frame with long arms # Excellent technician # Light on his feet # Athletic # Shows good instincts # Natural knee bender # Flexible and fluid # Great kick step - good range # Extremely productive at times # Overwhelming as a run blocker when he wants to be # Gets to the second level # Comfortable in space # Nice hand punch # Understands angles # Talented with upside # Can play left or right tackle I like A.Davis upside....

Vitt as a possible Defensive Coordinator? Bills_rams_2008_006_tiny by dabillsr1 on Feb 1, 2010 4:29 PM EST Comment 9 comments Joe Vitt has ties to KC where he coached in 2000 - 2003 and is a native of Syracuse, NY. hmmmmm He was a real stand-up guy in St. Louis where he was the Interim HC back in 2005. A lot of the media types wanted him to be retained because he was so charismatic with the players, fans and media. Could he be coming to Buffalo soon? Link to Joe Vitt's NO Saints Coaching Bio Joe Vitt Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers Tutoring a unit that since 2006 has annually ranked among the Saints’ most productive position groups, assistant head coach/linebackers Joe Vitt enters his fourth season in New Orleans. In 2008, three of the club’s top four tacklers on defense came from the linebacker corps, including newcomer Jonathan Vilma, who had a club-high 151 stops. Vilma and fellow starters Scott Shanle and Scott Fujita combined for 400 tackles, four forced fumbles, three interceptions and three fumble recoveries. Under Vitt’s tutelage, Vilma made a seamless transition in his first season in New Orleans and immediately became an impact player at middle linebacker. Vitt came to the Saints after serving as interim head coach for the final 11 games in St. Louis in 2005. He held the Rams together during a difficult period after previously holding the title of assistant head coach/linebackers. It was part of a two-year stint with the Rams where he also turned a handful of young defenders into a unit that paced the team in tackles each season. He joined St. Louis after working as linebackers coach in Kansas City from 2000-03. It was with the Chiefs where he first worked with Fujita, a fifth-round pick who developed into one of Kansas City’s top defenders and led the club in tackles for two seasons. Vitt took over the linebacker corps in Kansas City after tutoring the defensive backs for Green Bay in 1999, molding a legion of rookies and young players into a formidable unit that doubled the Packers’ previous-year total by picking off 26 passes. From 1995-98, Vitt was linebackers coach for Philadelphia. In 1998, his group helped the Eagles lead the NFL in pass defense, allowing 170 yards per game. Vitt was assistant head coach and defensive backs coach with the Rams under Chuck Knox from 1992-94 for the franchise’s final three seasons in Los Angeles. Vitt spent 10 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks (1982-91), holding several titles during that stretch. In 1982 he was defensive quality control coach/assistant strength & conditioning coach. From 1983-87 Vitt was quality control/assistant linebackers coach, and from 1988-91 he tutored the safeties. Born in Syracuse, N.Y., Vitt grew up in Blackwood, N.J., and played four years at linebacker for Towson State, where he was part of a squad that went undefeated in 1974. Vitt was later inducted into the Towson State Hall of Fame. He entered the NFL coaching ranks with the Baltimore Colts as assistant strength/quality control coach from 1979-81. Vitt is married to Linda, with two children: Joe, Jr. and daughter, Jennifer.

Frank Reich as his Offensive Coordinator.(mentioned on another board) Reich has spent the last two seasons on the Colts staff, most recently as Quarterbacks Coach. While it has been stated that Gailey will call the plays on offense, it does provide an opportunity to what would be considered a coordinator without a lot of coaching experience. While Reich has only been an NFL assistant for two years, this could give him a chance to work under Gailey and develop without all of the pressure squarely on his shoulders. Plus, his work with Peyton Manning would provide great value to a team that will likely have a very young quarterback in the near future. Manning's preparation is second to none in the NFL, which would be some helpful info to our new signal caller. Reich likely won't be available for a few weeks, but that is OK by me. Plus this is an opportunity to make a hire that all Bills fans would welcome.