Kultarr
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Didn't see it mentioned, but immediately before Levy the Bills were quite simply pure garbage. He didn't do it alone, but he certainly played a major role in cleaning some of the garbage and cancers out of the locker room and turning Ralph's dumpster fire into a highly regarded and successful franchise during his run as the head coach.
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Why rip him for telling the truth?
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If he gets on Aaron Maybin's program, he'll be 260, run a 4.2, and throw 99 reps in a couple weeks.
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Our OT situation is awful, but I like the interior of our line and I think Bell can play RT. Peters was not a stud LT from day one it took time. Last year was realy Bell's first actually getting to play.
I like some of the young talent, but I'm not going to blow smoke up my own arse and pretend the kids are going to be Pro Bowlers next year. The line is a long ways away from being solid even if everything goes absolutely perfectly. And last year showed that it is no stretch to believe that some things are going to go completely and brutally south.
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I gotta ask - why do people care about what players are paid when making an evaluation of them? It's completely irrelevant given the Bills cap situation. They're way under it, and have been so for years.
And the corollary to that is it isn't the player's decision to be given the contract the Bills gave him.
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The OL is a mess. No matter what names the Bills end up with on their list, they simply will not have NFL game reps working together as a unit.
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Nix clearly meant excelled at winning football games when he said "did it" and not just running out on the football field.
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I think your rant misses the point as even if you judge Marv as horrible it really only reflects on the real issue which is the team owner Mr. Ralph.
Marv's results simply stand as a double indictment of the team owner as in the end it is the big guy who writes the big checks for failures like Langston Walker and Dockery and who was it who made judgment to hire what you call the worst GM in NFL history in the first place.
Actually if one really wants to make an accurate assessment then who deserves the blame for firing GM Polian, for having such a toxic relationship with Butler he left the Bills in completely horrible shape with the timing of his departure or even worse if he tanked his last draft with a far worse choice than Whitner was.
Mr. Ralph then added insult to injury by hiring TD and totally failing to manage some clear flaws in his strategy (TD seemed to hire GW with a goal of not getting run out of town by a successful HC he hired as he was with Cowher and then showed the utter toxicity of him managing the GM situation by having to fire TD.
You seem to pretty much miss the point by poking the corpse of Marv.
The problems run deeper, that is true. Putting a smiling, familiar face on an inept and underachieving organization certainly didn't improve the product.
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Yes. He was huge and couldn't get out of his own way.
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Okay, lets get it out of the way early.
"We could have had Cushing if we didn't choose that bum Maybin"
Well, there is a certain obviousness to drafting the kid that actually played OLB at a high level over the too-small DE that might project to OLB.
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Good lord! Does anyone watch tape?
DC and HC are different jobs. Just because a NT can't play QB doesn't mean he isn't a good NT.
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Read it and weep.
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2009101810/2...titans@patriots
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2009111506/2...10/bills@titans
If Jauron had promised to "turn it around" in 3 to 4 years and be a championship contending team (see Matt Bowen below), that game Sunday nailed his coffin shut.
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Jauron...s-as-usual.html
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Marcus Stroud said something to the effect that he was surprised, DJ was a good coach, DJ was the best player's coach in the NFL, DJ never threw anybody under the bus, he was always positive with everybody, he was a coach that knew his stuff and would be coaching again.
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Dick: "He can throw it."
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You'd think that players who were cut by him would have something bad to say about him, but they don't.
Did you miss the Turk Schonert interview? Or maybe Jason Peters comments about the Club Dick? Or, do you think people in general seeking a new job should go into interviews with prospective employers and lay thick into their old bosses and rip them a proverbial new one?
Whether the players love him or not is totally irrelevant. He's proven he can't put a good enough team together and that he can't win. Honestly, I prefer players that love winning and despise losing. Ask yourself why Dick Jauron dumped most of the veteran leadership when he got here.
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I was so expecting several players near the tail of the roster to come out and say, "Our coach blows."
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Unfortunately we've got a young and hungry guy in Russ Brandon who isn't allowed to make any decisions that effect the football side of this team,
Russ only makes the decisions that work out well.
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I get what you are saying, but Car, Tenn, Jax, Miami, Jets, and KC are all winnable games for us. Hou is tougher, but also winnable. Atl and Pats should definitley be losses for us, but the others are all very winnable.
The Colts are likely going to be playing their backups 75% of the game, we should realisticly win that game if they do...if for some reason the Colts have reason to play their starters, then yes, we will lose that game. But I am pretty sure Indy will have their spot locked up...
Winnable? Yeah, maybe. These Bills find a way to lose "winnable" games with regularity. My memory is working just fine.
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Except, as it turns out, that practice squad player is likely a better option than anyone currently on their roster. Says something about their depth.
Well, he's better than a guy dumped by the 0-16 Lions.
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It seems pretty unrealistic to think the Bills can seriously go 6-4 or 7-3 the rest of the way regardless of which of the football-limited QBs is on the field. The Patriots, Falcons, and Colts close out the year. That means the Bills would have to go on a tear through Carolina, Houston, Tenn, Jax, Miami, Jets, and KC and there is 4.5 road games in there. The win over the Jets was nice, but it was hardly convincing. It was more of an attempted screw-up that backfired into something positive. Jauron's play-not-to-lose philosophy means we'll lose at least as many games as we win at the end of games, and only in those games where we can keep it semi-interesting. (Losing by small margins really shouldn't convince anyone that this team is close to greatness.) Jauron's elevator only goes up to "7" at best; and, his 8.5 year record prove he can't get it done. Still, it could be even worse. Getting rid of Jauron to replace him with the next Hank Bullough wouldn't improve anything.
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Yes, if it wasn't for Edwards, we'd suddenly have a serviceable OLine, a successful coordinator and receivers who catch everything.
Damn you Trent!
True. Watching MNF, I couldn't help but notice Phillip Rivers making some great plays despite playing behind a terrible OL. Trent is far from the only problem, but he's not a solution either.
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Anyone ever wonder what would have happened had we kept Greg Williams on as HC.
Defenses win championships (normally any way)
Furthermore, Gregg Williams decided he really didn't want to stay.
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If he doesn't fumble, the dream of another 7-9 season looks that much more achievable.
Pro Football Weekly has us dead last
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Just ending the season strong, instead of rocketing down a slip-n-slide, will be a very welcome change.