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Psycho? Wingnut? Why do you care so much about who wrote Sarah Palin's book when your commie lovin' buddy Barack Obama did her one better and actually hired his scumbag terrorist friend Bill Ayers to write his book... http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=110781

Anyone ripping Sullivan for that dead on article are just as goofy as the media ripping on TO's post game press conference performance. It's a form of misdirected anger and distraction from the fact that the Bills not only currently have the worst coach in the league, but one of the worst NFL head coaches of all time.

And you think Dick Jauron is a good football coach.

Ummm...why do they have 0-3 Miami ahead of the 1-2 Bills?

Hey buddy, don't think you can hide your racism behind sarcasm.

So says the biggest undisputed die hard Dick Jauron fanboy! Dude, I hate to tell ya but you're in no position to cast any stones.

Then we have to listen to our loser head coach talk about how hard it is to get the football to those guys when the defense is scheming to take TO and Evans away. I HATE to watch our players being coached to dig a hole and crawl into it because football is hard and maybe if we hide from it it will all go away and we'll end up with a 7-9 record against even worse teams. Our coach is a looooooooooooser, and our QB is loser if he in fact is just following orders. Kelly would tell Jauron to take a hike if he told him to always checkdown if the WR is not wide open. TO, Evans, the players, the media and Bills fans all would like to know why TO and Evans aren't getting the ball thrown to them.

I agree. I guess I was looking it in through Dick's loser mentality prism.

Harrison was one of the dirtiest players in NFL history. He's a scumbag. It's fitting that was hired by the scumbag network that until very recently had been doing business with Iran, a country that subsidizes the killing of Americans in Iraq and Afghanistan. NBC is a joke.

I think the main problem is that the last two Bills QBs did not throw to their wide receivers unless they were wide open. It's almost as if throwing an interception is certain death in a game. This is no doubt a directive from the loser, play not to lose, never gamble head coach. I watch other teams and their QBs are zipping the ball into very tight spaces. The Bills QBs never ever do this. They need to start calling some timing patterns, throwing the ball down field and telling the QB to start threading the needle to Owens and Evans. It's risky, but it's what all the successful teams do to win games. To put it simply...Dick, Alex and Trent need to start gambling.

I'm still shaken at the malicious disregard for trying to win the game. When you ask players to put their bodies on the line in the cause of winning and make that decision? Well...it's an embarrassment to the profession. He was more worried about being down three scores, than noticing that this was the "do or die" part of the game that everyone in the stadium knew it was. People pay good hard earned money to go to these games and there's no good reason to see the coach inexplicably wimp out on an obvious go for it decision. I'll be surprised if this team fights again for this loser coach who cares more about margins of victory and keeping it close. If the Dolphins roll on us, then it's the players way of saying they've had enough and will no longer fight for a guy who has zero faith in them.

I'd give the job to Perry Fewell giving a younger guy a shot to strike some gold before the house cleaning. Keep Bobby April where he is and promote the Bills LB coach Matt Sheldon to defensive coordinator.

Seriously, what the f is up with that? We have Terrell Owens and Lee Evans and both were virtually invisible. Not only that, the offense failed to score one point at home against the Saints. What a nightmare.

Would it have killed Alex to run a flee flicker? It would have stood a good chance of working with Jackson being swarmed on every run play.

Absolutely shameful. Please relieve him of his duties Ralph.

Give the head coaching job to Perry Fewell for the rest of the season and see what he can do. He earned it today.

Fast forward four years... Could you imagine the unholy hell unleashed upon, with a mighty vengeance, the teacher who taught a classroom of kids the Mmm Mmm Mmm Sarah Palin is so awesome song? Any liberals trying to defend this need to shut their hypocritical pie holes.

I wish. BTW I live in New Jersey, I had the misfortune of watching that fiasco of a loss to the Jets from the first row last year.

I think I gave a more than fair assessment of Dick Jauron, and back in the day I'm sure there were still Rich Kotite supporters whining about how injuries and lack of talent was standing between him and NFL coaching greatness.

No need for hand wringing. Dick Jauron earned his rabid detractors with three seasons worth of horrible head coaching. This team was painful to watch last season by going in the 0-6 vs the AFC East and losing games at home to the Browns and 49ers. I think Jauron realized that this was his final attempt at getting it right. Only through the loud protests of media and fans alike, of him staying on as the head coach was Dick able to force himself to make significant changes like going no huddle and the last minute decision of firing Turk and promoting AVP. Being one of the first and loudest Jauron detractors and though I've always kept the criticisms to his awful coaching. He is a great guy, but not having seen the Bills in the playoffs since the MCM I really don't care if he can win the congeniality award of head coaches. I like what I've seen so far this season, but I think he forced himself to become a less conservative (meaning better) by the angry mob. Let's see what happens on Sunday.

That's fine, as long as we can pin the murder of the anit-abortionist in Owosso, Michigan on Barack Obama since he's said that he doesn't want to punish his daughters with a baby if they made a mistake... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNzmly28Bmg You libs have officially lost it.

and he's also a big fan of Hugo Chavez... http://newsbusters.org/blogs/seton-motley/...wn-so-someone-0 Exactly when did the far left radicals highjack the democratic party? This is unbelievable.

You do have a point. Peyton was unreal last night. It's just my opinion that, in this particular game, the Bills need Owens and Evans completely involved in the game plan from the first quarter to the last. They need to keep the crowd revved up as well. And after last years absolute failure at the ball control, scoring TDs in the red zone game the only way to victory that I can see is through Owens and Evans with Jackson getting a heavy dose of screens passes and of course on a few runs to keep the Saints defenders honest. There is no way I see this team beating the Saints through a ball control game. A shootout with a few lucky bounces is what I see as the only possible win scenario. I can't wait to see what they do.

The Dolphins had over three quarters worth of ball control and still lost. This next game is about putting the petal to the metal with Owens and Evans. Yes, Jackson will have his roll, but having our wide receivers scoring touchdowns is our only chance to pull off the upset win. That and a few lucky bounces and the Saints offense having troubles with the crowd noise. If the Bills go ball control they lose 10 out of 10 times. They are just aren't any good at doing that and especially punching it in in the red zone. Go deep or go home.

If I'm AVP, I'm bringing in a special guest no huddle consultant (guru?), Jim Kelly this week. It couldn't hurt to have Kelly there to provide some guidance and help bring this no huddle thing to the next level. Edwards looks to be ready for the advanced course and this is the week we need to put up some big numbers.