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The guy had 2 years with O in the top 6 with Schaub as the QB. He can make it work with Tyrod. (source- K Massare)

He has 14 posts, yet he fits right in

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/01/19/bills-hire-rick-dennison-as-offensive-coordinator/ As far as him banging on the table for Tyrod, it's something I read on twittter. i will link as soon as I can find it again. It wasn't from someone I follow

http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/01/19/bills-hire-rick-dennison-as-offensive-coordinator-after-grueling-search/ Good writeup. Looks like the coaches we've picked up on offense were signed with him in mind

Thanks Leroi. Pretty encouraging that this was help under wraps for 8 days. Leaks have stopped since McD took over. Looks like Dorsey was actually here to interview as QB coach?

They gave the guy 2 nobodies at QB this year and he did the best he could with that. The year before, they won a Superbowl, yes largely off of the strength of the D, but he also made a lot of adjustments to accomodate Manning's newly noodled arm. As an expert on the guy after having read 3 articles at random, I am cautiously optimistic. I actually like this staff minus Crossman. I think this means we keep Tyrod, as the Broncos made a push for him last year.

Doubtful, Dennison was Tyrod's QB coach in Baltimore and was reportedly the driving factor behind the Broncos' push for him last offseason

Pretty much. There has been zero news coming in or out throughout the search. LaCanfora confirmed his incompetence by speculating on AVO, probably while Dennison was sitting down in the building to sign his contract. I think I need to lay down. I can't remember ever seeing you happy?!

Totally fair and valid opinion to have. One thing that I think may be lost on people here is that if they as fans don't like the product on the field they NOW have the option of not spending money on the team and actually expressing their opinions without being worried that their actions, in affecting the bottom line, would lead to the team leaving town. Do you guys not remember the conversations we used to have on this board just a couple of years ago that basically went like this: OP - "this team sucks, I'm not renewing my season tickets" Everyone else - "I know, but If we do that the team will move to LA" It's a huge deal that we don't have that hanging over our heads anymore.

If Leroi says a signing is imminent, enough for me

He pounded on the table with this and pretty much killed any credit he had as an insider.

Yeah this is really all I was trying to convey. I don't believe the Pegulas get a pass for poor decisions, nor did I ever argue that they should (WEO, et al). I simply saw the announcement about the Raiders, making the move more or less a likelihood and found myself feeling bad for all the Raiders fans. For Oakland and St. Louis at least, their teams have now left the state, that has to suck. As far as my comment on how cities treated owners, I was just referring to the fact that, though San Siego and Oakland may not have wanted to use public funds to fund a stadium, that by no means meant that the team had no fans left in those cities. Today made me happy the Bills are staying in town and I remembered how nervous I was when the team was up for sale. Feel free to hate on the owners, I'm sure I will be frustrated with them again soon, but I think there's something to be said for pausing for a second and taking stock of good things and appreciating them. The team staying is a good thing.

As expected, the trolls are out en masse ... That feeling you get when you have a party and someone you didn't want to show up is now in your house

I mean if the tank is in you have to figure we're looking ahead to the 2018 draft class. If that's the case, why keep Tyrod at all? If it is not in, who gets drafted at 10 and wouldn't be expected to start immediately and if he doesn't, would you really want that rookie learning about being a QB from someone who doesn't really have a prototypical game?

You can call the Bills a dumpster fire. You may hate that Terry has zero public speaking skills. But the fact of the matter is that as of today there are now fans in THREE NFL cities who no longer have a team. Regardless of how the Chargers, Rams and Raiders' last cities treated the team or ownership, I think we can all relate as fans to the sinking feeling of hoping the team you root for will stay in town because they are your team. Obviously this thread will soon be inundated with "that's the kind of thinking that leads to playoff droughts" and calling me a koolaid drinker, but I don't think it's out of line to be grateful to know that my kids will get to be BUFFALO Bills fans. That's all, I don't have a point beyond that.

That's not it. But the owners can't vote on something that hasn't been presented as a proposal.

This interview is intriguing because I feel like a lot of people were clamoring for "no more retreads" at OC, but I doubt anyone was thinking we would hire a guy with less than 5 years experience as a coach. I'm all for giving people a chance, but this would be a VERY risky move. That said, he does have OC experience. According to wikipedia, on April 26, 2011 he was named offensive coordinator at nearby Riverview High School. So that's something!

Yes, sometimes we ran out of shotgun, he was revolutionary.

Wow, we must be starved for news, because this is both super old and nothing but speculation. This is a man that whose stated 2nd of 2 requirements for winning is "winning". I doubt parsing his words will yield very much of value.

They have 24 UFA. That means they have a ton of roster spots to fill with that 31. It's not as much space as you think

I'm disappointed none of you old-school guys even brought up Kelly Packard

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It's warranted. The local media (not you JW) constantly whine about lack of access and then, in what can only be described as throwing childish tantrums, generate fake drama based to try and goad the front office into being more responsible. It's pathetic. The story involves nothing but pandering to the press, feeding them steak sandwiches and using them and their vast infinite knowledge of sports as sounding boards for ownership's decisions. How come guys like Tim Graham, who actually have talent, have the ability to write well thought out and researched articles like his piece on Talley last year, but prefer to spend 90% of their day trying to one-up themselves with pithy comebacks on twitter while feuding with fans? Good reporters get access to the people they write about, not because they are company men and parrot opinions the front office want disseminated, but because they adhere to the core principles of journalism and don't turn any little comment into a Page Six gossip story. If you don't think the outrage is warranted. I suggest you consider public response if the team posted a fan fic titled "what if the local media were appropriate" and outlined a press conference where everyone adoringly eats up all of Doug's non-answers and then report only on the facts without reading into things or baseless speculation. This board would implode and I think TBN would be swallowed whole by the ground from the collective outrage.

I see what you did there

Horrible moves in the initial post. However I love the title. If I were a GM, with the structure of the FO: