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I miss the old division names...Adams, Patrick, Norris and Smythe, and the conferences, Campbell and Wales. I really wish they'd go back to those and admit their mistake. They were unique and interesting.

Why not add Art Shell to the mix?

Art Shell would be an excellent choice in Buffalo.

You guys aren't giving Jauron enough credit. The guy really can coach and he'd be great for the Bills. I thought that last time as well.

The only thing with Sherman is I hope we don't end up with the West Coast offense. I think the way to turn this thing around quickly is to model our team on the 1988 Bills...strong running game, special teams and defense. Jauron is more suited to that style of play. Of course, Sherman's resume speaks for itself, but I don't think the WCO would work in Buffalo.

Actually, with so many teams going the inexperienced coordinator route, we will have our choice of guys with prior HC experience. Jauron, Sherman and Art Shell (who I think we will meet with), would be a great group to choose from.

Didn't know about the 10th, but thats fine. I'd like to see us take OG? With the 10th pick in Round 2, we'd probably get the top rated or second best G prospect in the whole draft. Not bad. If we sign a LT and possibly a C, we'd be on our way.

Take a deep breath. I really don't think it matters. In fact, I really don't think anyone will care. Most buildings in Queens/Brooklyn don't care. Show that you (or in this case your G/F) have a job and you're fine. Some buildings in Manhattan may care, but you're not looking there. You are simply a secondary source of income and your G/f is actually the one renting the apt. Also, by piss poor credit do you mean it stinks or you don't have much of a history? If its B, you may be fine even with your name.

I find it interesting that in a supposed great year for OT talent, only 2 1st rounders. Does that mean that we may have a decent shot at a starting-quality OT with the 8th pick in Round 2?

I still laugh every time I hear retatta.....this friggin abortion!!

I think Jauron will be an excellent choice. He has prior HC experience and probably has learned from any mistakes he made. The players loved him and he was successful (remember the Bears were awful at personnel during those years). Also, a conservative, defense oriented coach will give this team its best chance to be successful quickly. I liked him last time over everyone except Weis.

Why, cause fired his ass lover TD??? Fug you Clayton.

Kinda like bringing a knife to a gunfight. The question is who will outcoach Saban or Belichek? Mangini & the Jest will take 3-4 years to rebuild. Marty? Jauron? Ron Rivera? The sad thing is there's only one guy I can think of who we could speak with....Charlie Weis.

Not sure I agree with you here. I'm on the fence regarding Haslett. If Levy think Haslett is the man for the job, I'll support him.

Hmmm...considering AJ Smith is a good football guy, with a respected opinion, and ties to Marv, then why would Marty be coming here? Sounds like he couldn't get a recommendation from Smith. Coach Dickerson just throwing some stojan against the wall and seeing what sticks?

Then the community and owners are nuts. He is a very good coach who has won a lot of games out there. Apparently, they want a politician??? Hell, I'd take Marty in a heartbeat.

Marty is a VERY successful coach and I would have no problem with Marty. But why would he want to leave a cozy siuation in SD?

I think that Ralph said it best...delegation. If Marv had the right coordinators, experienced and strong, it could work out. Slothrop...Warren Buffett is 75 years old, Jack McKeon won a World Series at 73, Connie Mack managed until he was 88 years old, Ben Franklin helped write the US Constitution at 81 years old, I could continue, but don't feel like Googling any more. Hey, why not? He's healthy and rested.

Again, the age thing. Reagan was President at 80, Alan Greenspan ran the country at 80...shall I continue?

You're absolutely righT!! Just like Washington was the laughingstock when they hired Gibbs, and the Rams or Chiefs when they hired Vermeil.

Dear Mr. Mularkey Thank you for leaving my team before you fugged it up worse. Thank you for allowing us to have a fresh start and a clean slate while there were still plenty of coaches around. Best of luck to you and your family. I don't really blame you because TD put you in a siuation where you couldn't really succeed and you were not the best candidate. Later.

The #1 sport is tough in any market. Steelers in Pitt (noone cares about the Pirates), Yankees in NYC/ Knicks after baseball season, Red Sox in Boston. Whenever you have a clear #1, its a tough job.

Ralph didn't know what TD paid MM. Asst Salaries. All delegated. TD's call all the way.

Screw that, give me CHARLIE WEIS!!!!!!!!!!

Good, I'm glad MM is out. Now maybe we can move forward and get some great efforts from EM and Adams with a real coach.