iluk92

Agree... He is right. Randy Moss in Oakland: forgettable / New England: Unstoppable

While it's true that if the Bills had an Elite QB there record might be better the fact is they would be a middle of the pack team. "Got Wood" is right. This mess is bigger than one player. It's starts from the top and it is triggling down the whole organization. The Bills are past bandages and antibiotics. They need an operation. Ten years of missing playoffs has some of us talking about "playoff hunt". The NFL is a multibillion dollar entity and ultimate goal for it's participants is to win championships. Being in the playoff hunt should be the minimum, a consolation prize, certainly not a hope for us to hold on to.

You are missing the point of why I opened this thread to begin with. I am a well educated, long time Bills fan that cares about the team and rather show respect to my fellow Bills fan instead of acting like some Keyboard Tough Guy calling other F*ing retards and idiots. I forgive you though because someone wiser than me once said "Ignorance is Bliss"... You buddy are as ignorant as they come. I was not blaming the loss on coaching. I didn't blame it on McKelvin. I simply am stating that our dear HC lacks any emotion which goes a long way to creating a sense of "accountability" you talk about. Like I said in the thread opener, If coach Parcells or Coach Cowher were waiting in the sidelines there would be a much greater sense of "accountability"... Go back to drinking 40's in the corner bud

I was watching this game vs the mighty Pats with low expectations to begin with. I actually thought the Defense was going to be ok... it was. Some might say it was better than ok. I believe in Fred Jackson and he was huge (watch out Lynch). There was a lot of positives and negatives to take from this game. I can deal with many of the negatives. I can deal with rookies in the offensive line costing us yards. I can deal with a rather conservative play calling from a man that just took over those duties last week. I can to a lesser extent deal with dropped passes from our receivers. I can even deal with an over zealous young corner that was the best returner last year coming out of the endzone for a return, even though the "hands" team was blocking for him. After all, he did make it well passed the 20. So with all these things that I can deal with what is it that I am struggling with? Something that happened after the game was over. It was a TV shot of our embattled Dick Jauron. Looking into the "nothingless". As if he was wondering when the 5th quarter was going to start. No emotion. Dick Vermiel would have cried (that's an emotion), Chucky would have been cussing up a storm. Dicky? NOTHING. McKelvin may have been embarrassed to go back to the bench after the fumble but he was not scared. Why would he be? Would you be scared of a statue of an old man? Can you imagine McKelvin having to walk back to the bench with Coach Dikta or Coach Parcells or Coach Cowher waiting for him? I don't know about you but I think ball security is a little more prevalent when you have those characters waiting for you by the bench. It's all good Bills players. False starts, offensive interference, easy passes dropped, bad special teams decisions, poor ball security... It's all good. No fear, Dicky is Here.

Agreed. Safeties are supposed to be the last line of defense... NOT the only one.

DIDDO AND AMEN!