ChasBB

Who cares -- time to move on and forget about him. Won't he count against the cap NEXT season too if we keep him another season? It's just nonsense even talking about it. It's time to cut him loose and be done with it. Ever since his little tantrum in Miami I don't want this guy around anyhow and he's been overrated most of his career anyhow.

Good riddance Moulds! Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Unfortunately, unlike with Tom Donahoe, other team's GMs do not make personnel decisions based on their fan's message boards, so it's really irrelevant what has been discovered on the boards. Nor does Marv Levy give a rat's ass about what is on this message board -- and that is probably a good thing.

He'll go to Miami where he'll become a perennial pro-bowler and haunt the Bills year-after-year! Nah, here's hoping he goes off with some NFC team to have a decent career, but never good enough to make the Bills second-guess his release!

Can't help but think that Reed will discover his hands on another team. He's been one of those "potential" guys for 3 or 4 years now. Just when you think he might be turning the corner and becoming a reliable target, he slips back again. He finished somewhat strong in the 2nd hald of the '05 season. Kind of hate to just see him walk away, but he's never really lived up to his billing. Just concenred he'll catch on fire with some other team.

Shouldn't be grounds to remove him from his profession. Stupid rule anyhow.

I understand your point, but Buffalo built a perennial Super Bowl team when there was no salary cap (cap didn't kick in until '93-'94). What's different now that they can't do that again?

Ever see some employees in a Wal-Mart in redneck country? This is a fair question!

I'll bet the PAT resulted in a 30-minute brawl!

I've often wondered if Bills players post on this board masquerading as fans. It's kind of funny really. I can see JP sitting down at his desk and typing, "So, what do you all think about JP?" or Nate Clements typing, "You know, I really don't think they should franchise Clements".

Somehow, I don't see Cox as coaching material. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't see him being successful in coaching.

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Buffalo=No Vision. Won't happen. Too bad.

What about Mike Miller? Does he stay around or go?

I see Buffalo still does not have a QB coach. Does anyone know of any developments in that area?

Not to mention the airbag -- it would have flattened the baby!

Patience is definitely a factor. Lots of people wanted to run Lindy Ruff out of town (myself included, at times). Now, he's a candidate for coach-of-the-year. Perhaps more patience with Gregg Williams might have paid off -- no way to ever know this. Also, great goal-tending and overall defensive play is a big factor in Sabres' wins. That allows the offense to take more chances and can make average offensive talent more productive -- true in football, as well.

Anyone remember #30 Wayne Patrick? Not to say that there was any greatness about him -- just having a flashback moment here.

I think Raiders would do well to hire Dick LeBeau as their next HC.

I remember that! I've always wondered why the coaches have never tried to utilize his speed on a fake punt at least a LITTLE more often. Obviously, it's not something you can do routinely because it won't fool anyone. However, seems like maybe they cuold pull that off once per season with his speed.

Whatever happened to kids competing in Punt, Pass, & Kick?! That was a helluva lot more entertaining (to me anyhow) than the societal filth that passes for entertainment at halftime now.

In defense of the officials, they have an extremely difficult job. The rule book must be 12 inches thick by now. I have no specific suggestions, but it seems like some type of rules simplification is in order.

Despite Moon's lack of playoff success, the guy was an incredible QB. He deserves to be in the HOF. So does Thomas.

No real reason, but I've never trusted Modrak. I actually would have more trust for him had he sought the open GM position more aggressively. Seems he just likes to operate behind the scenes. I'd actually like to see him gone now.

I didn't use to think so, but not so sure any longer. A terrible call here & there -- maybe one such call in a big game -- makes it difficult to make such an accusation. However, the past few years where you'll see a series of terrible calls in a single game go against the same team makes me wonder. I trust Pete Rozelle more than I do Tagliabue to run an honest league.