stevewin
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There's no way any coach would sign a contract like that.
If you were 5-1 at the time you were signing - you honestly wouldn't think going 8-8 was basically a lock?????
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Someone look for white smoke coming from 1BD (although today it might blow away before you can see it)
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uhhh, yeah, but their still a better team by far then the Bills. At least they had a shot at the playoffs today. We have been out of it for two months...yeah, not mathmatically, but I think you know what I mean..
I almost think that is easier than beng a Bucs fan today - WTF - what a horrible way to end the season
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More appropriate to do the prayer the staff and this team did before most games this season
"Now I lay me down to sleep..."
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I'm rooting for the Dolphins today. I'd much rather see them win the east than the Pats.
F yes - the mere thought of NE* making the playoffs and possibly even making a run makes my stomach turn
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I think there is something to the 8-8 clause in Jauron's extension - makes sense that no one would comment on the it - because no one knew if they would make 8-8 or not. My guess is Jauron's extension is void now and Jauron is gone.
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Wow - how poetic - the team honestly quitting on the last plays to end the season
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Possible impetus to Dicky J getting canned...
Chris Brown:
If the Bills don't score, it'll be the first home shutout in 25 years.
Wow
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Dick should do the quick kick here - just to show he is as innovative as Bellicheat
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Am honestly getting sick to my stomach
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Holy crap - can't believe they are kicking - 4th down would be automatic
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Well - now my season comes down to rooting for the Ravens and Miami
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Can someone explain what Poz what doing on the 4th and 2 rollout?
Same thing he's been doing all year
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I honestly felt there was ZERO chance we were going to stop them on 4th down
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What game are you people watching? That play is TOTALLY on Dockery. He completely whiffed on a guy who lined up right over him. He had no one else to block.
Dockery wasn't playing in the drive up until then either - I saw Chambers playing LG?
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Just got a bad feeling we're going to lose in the last 20 secs when they go for two and make it - and we'll all have to hear all week what a courageous hero shanahan is for making the incredible gutsy call
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Does shanahan go for two if they score?
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Give the OL credit for that one.
The coaches have done a great job with the misdirection/rollouts to stop Edwards getting hammered in a phone booth - Trent looks so much more comfortable moving out of the pocket
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This is where you are wrong. What JP lacks is something that even the best coaches cannot teach to him. It's the situational awareness. He also does not have the techniques with his throwing ability to be a top flight QB. Now that teams have taken away the bomb, he cannot sustain drives with the other parts of his passing ability (or lack thereof). I watched Ryan Leaf when he was with San Diego. How long did he last...a couple seasons? JP's overall game is no better than what i saw from Leaf.
It's the exact reason Losman was labeled a coach-killer coming out of college - he has some athletic ability but it is the mental part of the game and intangibles that make good/great QBs - which he simply does not have and hasn't gotten after 5 years.
At least most Losman fans have moved past some of the initial stages of QB grief - admitting he is not good "now". But they will always hold onto the 'proper coaching' excuse. If he can just go somewhere else and get proper coaching they say - then he'll be great. Then when that fails they will just go back to the old tired "he was mismanaged early in his career and that destroyed him for life" - which is the biggest load of crap I've ever heard. If you are good/decent you make plays - esp after being in the NFL for 5 yrs - at some point the onus is on the individual to have the skill and be able to put it together.
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I agree completely. Obviously the safest thing would have been to take a knee (/sarcasm) - but it amazes me how JP seems to be absolved from blame because they asked him to just execute a simple play w/o turning it over which 31 out of 32 QBs who started that week (and likely all their backups too) probably do w/o fumbling the game away.
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I still think it's hilarious - call notwithstanding - so many people trying to use as a defense of JP "But he sucks so bad - you should know better than to put him in that position!" as an excuse that he's beyond blame - it's not his fault he sucks so bad he can't *possibly* be asked to execute plays even high school QBs can.
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One word - birthright.
My kids are 10 yrs old - and have watched the games w/ me since before they even really knew what was going on. Every year like clockwork at some point the Bills are eliminated from the playoffs and I say - "How sad the Bills - your team - have sucked basically your whole life - for as long as you've known them" - but they accept it, and take the punches, and keep coming back year after year - like any good Bills fan. Birthright.
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I love the "It's not JP's fault because he sucks so bad they should have known not to put the ball in his hands!" defense of JP not sucking
how will the bills market themselves next year?
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"Good enough for a run at .500!!! Come feel the Mediocrity!!!!"