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I would too, but given the choice, I'd take Chin over Martyball.

ESPN's insider claims it's Marty: Rumors: Schottenheimer in play for Bills job

While they're at it, have them report on any Siefert or Cowher sightings.

The only team in the NFL that's LESS desirable than the Buffalo opening.

This was my first thought as well!

I just got off a 6 hour transcon flight, my DVR didn't record the game, you commited a pet peeve of mine, and I wanted the latest info on Cowher. Sorry for snapping at you. And yes, it does cheer me up. Thanks!

I'm sorry, but if you're going to take the time to scold someone on posting a duplicate thread, the least you can do is link to it...

- He'll be available after today. - 388 career victories - 21 bowl victories - Ten years younger than 'ol Ralphie - He'll work for Metamucil

Did anyone consider that we might not be hiring a GM? Ralph is cheap, and if he can get an expensive, big-name head coach that would want to shop for his own groceries, he kills two birds with one stone. Weis isn't qualified to be a GM, but that hasn't stopped 'ol Ralphie before.

Unless the playoff races are decided, look for the colts game to get "flexed" into the 4:15 slot with Nantz/Sims doing it as CBS' late national broadcast. I highly doubt it will get flexed into the 8:30 NBC slot.

Questions: Who starts? Chroise or Brohm? Who do you want to see start? Honestly, for the entertainment value, I'd rather see Chroise.

If only we still had the Chroisen one...

I don't even think April would have come up with that monstrosity.

Perhaps a few thoughs about the game from me can substitute... - WTF happened to the offensive line after the first series. The run blocking was excellent and one of my friends, who doesn't follow the Bills, mentioned what a great OL we had. I told him to just wait and see - and of course, right on cue we had the false start penalty that negated the TD and resulted in the FG. Add that to horrendous play the rest of the game and it was same old, same old here. - I wonder whose decision it was to put Trent into the game. There has been speculation here that TO prompted the change to Fitz several weeks ago. I tend to believe it was Ralph, but that's beside the point. Other than sending a message to Fitzpatrick (and I'm not sure why you'd want to do that), it gains the team nothing. Whoever made the decision gets the bonehead award this week. - Speaking of horrible coaching decisions, what is up with not using your timeouts at the end of the first half? - The game officials didn't like our secondary's tactics. I don't know if it was the Patriot* bias showing through, but we've gotten away with a lot worse than what got flagged in this game. - I really didn't understand the Maybin situation until today. I initially thought it was the coaches misusing him - this guy is a !@#$ing top 15 draft pick and he's never on the field. The onside kickoff play changed my mind - this guy doesn't have a lot of football intellgence and makes stupid plays. I think Fewell realized this at some point and as a result he's been shelved. - The Bostonians have now beaten us in 19 out of the last 20 meetings. As bad as 0 for 20 was during the 70s against the Fins, this has to be just as bad, or slightly worse.

If Trent is hurt, Brohm will be the second QB. If that is the case, you aren't wasting an active roster spot on a 3rd QB, so I don't understand why they don't throw him to the wolves and see if he can actually do something.

I !@#$ing hate Belichick, Brady, Kraft, that whole damn organization. If the Bills do ANYTHING ELSE, please, please, please beat the living daylights out of this team. Denying those smug idiots the division title would be about the only good thing left that could come out of this season. Repeat after me - BEAT THE PATS*!

Peyton Manning and the Colts will bring in a larger TV audience than Brees and the Saints would. If it does come down to that, and there are no other playoff implications, the Colts will get the primetime slot.

ESPN article: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4731650 Youtube video:

McCoy's stupidity at the end of that game with respect to the clock last night is what will kill him in the draft.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4718965

+1. We need this guy so badly it's ridiculous.

They moved this game to Thursday at 8PM because they thought people would just go after work. Doesn't look like that is panning out if these shots on NFL network are live (i.e. 10 minutes before the game).

I didn't think I'd like Fewell, thinking he'd be the typical coordinator-type coach that we've seen here lately - both meathead and Greggo. I would have preferred that the team had chosen Bobby April. The attitude change that this guy has brought to this team has completely changed my mind. He seems to know how to get the best out of his players and how to build chemistry. Honestly, those two things are probably the most important attributes that contribute to the W-L record of a head coach. His in-game managing, and trust of the players is also really good to see. I'm not crazy about his belief in the Cover 2, but if the season's over and you see the team playing hard, even though they've been eliminated from the playoffs, I think you hire this guy and get a competent GM that can build him a team. Meathead and Greggo were complete unknowns as head coaches. Fewell will have enough time in 7 games to prove whether he's the next Cowher or the next Gregg Williams. Shanahan will come with a high price tag and with the baggage that he wasn't really that good at being a general manager. Any of the big-name coaches will come with a high pricetag and the inability to hire a separate GM.

I thought so too. Didn't Buddy Ryan come up with that?

FWIW, I agree re: Kaleta. He seems to provoke much too often. Reminds me of a Sean Avery-type player. Just get out there and play agressively.