Wiz

Watching them is sheer misery. Almost as miserable as watching the Indians collapse this past week.

Not by us!!

OK. You're right. the Bills are the worst run defense in the NFL. I'm sorry, I didn't realize I was talking to THE #1 Bills fan. Sorry.

The defensive stats are negatively impacted by a completely inept offense. We were still in a position to win that game. I think it's a greater disappointment because of our unrealistic inflated expectations of this team.

I don't see the value in a top five pick. They are just coming out of college, but are paid veteran pro bowler type money before they even step on the field. We could have gotten a solid proven LEFT tackle via FA and had some change. The next time, God forbid, we have a top five pick, if we can't trade down, we ought to allow teams to skip over us until at least pick ten.

He has a hell of a lot of money and isn't he a Rhodes Scholar? I don't think he'll be digging ditches.

To be fair to Florio, he misquoted his well-placed source. It was his wife who told him that Mularkey had a big meat head or something...

I disagree. WM averaged 5 yd/carry. Run the f'ing ball until they can stop him. This offensive coordinator is trying to out-think himself ala past o-coordinators we have had.

What a dolt!!! I feel for Minnesota fans.

MM seems to have escaped any blame for the past two losses while everybody has placed the blame on TD for his personnel moves. From a personnel standpoint, this team has above average talent. Yeah, he's hamstrung with a rookie qb who can't hit the broad side of a barn. However, he had to tell TD after last season that they could win with JP, otherwise TD would have brought in another veteran to start. Mularkey is responsible for getting the team prepared for Sunday and developing a game plan. In the past two weeks, MM hasn't gotten the job done. Don't get me wrong, Mularkey deserves a lot more time, but his name has been largely absent from any threads critical of the team's performance.

I hate to quote Mike Florio, but is Mularkey a competent head coach. He seems to be a real likable guy, but in talking to Pittsburgh fans, they weren't sad to see him or Clements go.

I agree. I don't understand this almost obsessive hatred of TD. These types of threads have been appearing since almost the first day he set foot in Buffalo.

It's almost deja vu. In that same season, we had high hopes for the Bills d with Sam Cowart. He was never the same and neither was the d after he went down. I hope they can recover.

I am wondering where these people who say our o-line is so bad were a few years ago. Our line is significantly better than it was before McNally got here.

Right. After Wolford left and we moved John Fina, a college guard to LT, it began the spiral downward.

The w/l record will determine if TD was good or not. Most believe that, while the record over the past few seasons is lousy, after a complete turnover of the roster since he came, the jury is still out on his performance. I don't think many people will be "drinking the kool-aid" if, by next season, his key decisions prove to be the wrong ones.

Since it looks like he's going to be playing for a while, what do you all think? I like the guy's energy, but he seems to make alot of stupid mistakes such as the roughing the passer call on third down today

I just want to know, do you route for JP or do you just route for Drew?

Drew may have done better, but not much. He wasn't the answer.

Reality check. The Cowboys are playing the 49ers. Even JP could pick them apart.

How about those sacks and the int for a td?

I appreciate your optimism, but I don''t think a couple of rookies will have that great of an impact. What was with that call to "Not so fast" Freddie Smith on a critical third down. He just ran left, tripped and fell down.

Adam, you must be a little slow.

Wrongo. Hall had an "arm bar" on Moulds as the announcer said and wasn't even looking back at the ball. And how often does a referee pick up a flag on a judgement call such as interferencel? That is BULL SH@T!!