nonprophet

LOL Well played, Sir.

If Schwartz leaves for a HC gig a la Pettine (NY?) then hire Rex as the new DC. Keep St. Doug for continuity but make him hire an experienced OC.

They have nothing to win either; their season is already over.

And how to make cuts and elude defenders.

They'll have 11 going into the bye week.

I'm not familiar with him either but I've heard of his brother, Butterfinger Evans.

If he's lucky. He might get an orchidectomy instead.

All that Incognito has to do is announce that he's found Jesus at his press conference and all will be forgiven. Incognito: "I found Jesus and I hazed him."

Someone who will hire the best available OC and the best available QB coach for his project QB instead of one crony to do both jobs.

He could have hired Hackett as a QB coach and then would be open to hire a veteran OC. Instead he hired the inexperienced guy to do both jobs.

Isn't he also acting as an on-the-field coach for Henderson? That was funny at the time, not so much in retrospect. Doesn't every head coach hire his cronies? Remember Greggo hiring his woefully underqualified Best Man to coach the offensive line? Don't forget PRs.

That's true, but if you want to make it to the first round of the playoffs and beyond you must be able to run effectively against good defenses.

Someone should transplant FJ's head onto CJ's body to build the perfect RB.

Hey man, baby steps. This year, they stop the run. Next year, they stop the run and the pass. Be patient.

Nepotism is killing this team. Hackett had prior NFL experience, but only as a Quality Control coach for the Bills. Frank Reich, for example, would have been a better choice because he was a quarterbacks coach at the time and Marrone probably could have hired him away from SD because the OC position would have been a promotion. Maybe Hack-it is a gambling addict who keeps betting against the Bills?

The value of running is obvious: it eats the clock, it tires out the opposing D, it enables play action passing, etc. A pass-only offensive system has never succeeded in the NFL, every team has at least one running back and will continue to do so into perpetuity.

Apparently he had a rib sticking out of it. The good news is that it wasn't his.

The Bills could probably sign him for the vet minimum.

Let's all chip in and buy him a one-way ticket on Virgin Galactic.

This could have been Rob Bironas' big chance to re-enter the league.

I'd say the new QB coach is the carrier, hopefully Orton has only suffered minimal "coaching".

He should know, Dilfer is experienced with not holding a team back.

The Bills needed a #1 receiver regardless of who's at QB and, with the memory of last season's QB carousel in mind, drafting a player who increases the efficiency of whomever stands behind center makes sense.

Mularkey wasn't fired, he quit.

That was probably more of a publicity move and an overcommitment to the en vogue Wildcat offense than anything else. The proof that Orton is a better QB than Tebow is that he's still on an NFL roster.