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Karma's a b*tch, ain't it? Tell them to deal with it.

"Holgrome"???

First of all, Wade inherited Bill Parcells' team in Dallas. He's a good (maybe great) defensive coordinator, but not a good head coach at all. I don't know how much people think in Cleveland about Belichick - that was a long time between his coaching there and his return as a HC. This is Jauron's second term as a head coach. In three years of that term, you'd think he'd remember how to manage the game clock and motivate a team to keep their heads about themselves during a 2-9 finish. There's no real reason to believe that Jauron can go somewhere else and have success as head coach. What gives you an idea that he can succeed here...when in three years he has shown ZERO improvement?? Yes, we thought we were there at 5-1, but it's clear that we're not. As for starting over, I'm in favor of it....big time. Starting over with a new coaching staff is very do-able with this group of players. The talent is there - the coaching is not. And as Miami & Atlanta have shown, it's very possible to turn things around in short order.

At least we have something to smile about. Yikes....another Romo fumble.

It is now.

You want a reporter to buy the team?

Thank you.

He did, but he also had two drops that killed a couple of drives. Now, the floater that Edwards threw where Ellis Hobbs mis-timed the ball actually hit Royal in the hands. Granted, he may have been distracted, but if the ball hits you in the hands you're getting paid to make that catch.

Once is an accident, twice is a concern, three times is a trend. One can easily pick three times over the course of Jauron's three seasons where time management was bad. Play-calling aside, clock management has been bad throughout Jauron's tenure, so there's no reason to believe it won't continue. After today's debacle, I wouldn't mind a completely new coaching staff.

Even he would do better than Jauron.

They're relying on the run way too much. 3rd & long is not the time to run, even if you're running it well.

Anyone else notice how fast the referee ran off the field? First, terrible clock mgmt by the Bills to let time run off the clock. Then they call a run with no timeouts. Then, the play is blown dead LATE and pushing/shoving breaks out. Normally, the refs would blow the whistle and stop the clock with that...but didn't.

The QB play isn't why the Packers are 5-10.

Jauron wasn't paying attention to why Belicheat was calling those timeouts.

I want to know what the term "play action pass" ever did to the coaches.....

This is what happens with "bend but don't break".

I never thought we'd ever see another undefeated team or a winless team. I'm hoping the Lions win, but I don't see it happening.

Classic....you knew we'd get 0 points when the 3rd down run was called. When you don't trust your players to make plays and make calls like that, you deserve the pink slip.

I say again....expect this all day long. You're thinking out of the box, which isn't something this offense does. The most creative thing they'll do is a draw play.

Expect this all day long. It's too easy to not throw the ball to risk anything.

HUGE 3rd down run by Freddy!!

Someone has to tell every announcer that any field goal reference regarding the Bills is just friggin old.

Watching it live, I thought it was a fumble and ticked that the refs blew the play dead. I think Welker had control of it and was shifting the ball to get a better grip....but that would never be upheld in a replay.

Jackson had gotten 4 yards and had two feet out of bounds when a Patsie* DB nailed him. Clear, obvious late hit. No call, of course.