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again, if they find a quality coach then you can have continuity which I agree will help the roster, but outside of Marrone who left on his own, who have the bills had the last 15 years that was worth holding onto longer and we're let go of earlier then they should have? Sure, holding onto Rex longer could have led to great things, and I could also win the lotto jackpot this week. But you could also say the sMe thing for QBs, maybe they let go of Losman or EJ, or Holbert to soon also? Or maybe they just need to get the pick right ND find one worth keeping. It's not easy, but knowing when to cut bait and move on is a good thing, rather then continuing to hold on longer hoping for things to get better. It's not like any of the Bills cast off HC or Qbs have gone off and proved the bills wrong for letting them go.

true, but all teams have holes when FA starts, my point is that , looking at the roster last year, did we really need a couple more 3td, 4th, or 5th round WRs or did they need a good #1 or #2 guy to go with a healthy Watkins?

grab the other teams by their draft picks?

It's much easier for the top teams to just trade down because they don't need the talent most of the time, or they CO replace some top players in FA easier cause players flock to winners. Those top teams usually just need filler or 1-2 players to replace what was lost and continue on. Bad times, like the bills don't need more filler pieces, they have enough. They need top end talent to get to the next level. Moving down just makes it harder to obtain the top end guys without having really good scouts who can find the hidden gems. Basically, mediocre teAms like the bills need quality over quantity

the issue isn't so much changing coaches, it's not making the right choices to get coaches worth keeping here. Keeping Rex around wasn't going to do anything but push off the inevitable firing after more failure.

Love that it's photographed sitting on pallets

There was a time that what RI did would have been accepted and Martin would have just been told to "Be a man and stop being a kitty", but that was also back in the day where what hardy did would have also been called "Keeping his woman in line". Thankfully the world is evolving and its no longer acceptable to do either. Unfortunately there are still some who probably miss "the good old days" and don't care what someone does as long as they are good at playing a kids game......

of course it is, beating and threatening to kill woman (and children) is so much better then abuse of an animal, even ones that could snap and kill you (like a pitbull)

does the trunk pop open causing you lose your Victoria secret bags while driving? I thought they loved environmentally conscious WOman throw in the money saved on gas may end up just going to pay the extra hydro costs when the car is plugged in over night.

I have said even during the season before that. Theres a reason he was dropped by the Dolphins, his first year in Buffalo was more of an anomaly, but all I heard was how the coaches were ruining him by bringing in competition and looking at other kickers, or he was injured, or just in a funk, etc.

Well if the choices are going after an expensive, older Qb who hasn't been able to play a full season in a few years and has very little playoff success (Romo) or a pipe dream that has about as much chance of being signed here as acquiring Brady (Cousins) what else is left? Mediocre backups/failed starters like Foles, McCown, Hoyer, guys with very little tape who you have no idea if they will amount to anything (garrapollo, McCarron, Oakland backup) or guys that couldn't keep jobs with the Browns? Theres not much out there this year to pick from that are definitely better then Taylor (and it seems that the only ones who think so poorly of Taylor are Bills fans as most will say he is a pretty good starting QB, just not an elite one) So you stick with what you got, even if paying him mid level starter money is considered overpaying to some, and you buy some more time to maybe find an elite franchise guy, or see if Taylor can get to that level with a better surrounding cast. I don't think even the biggest Taylor supporters would deny that the Bills don't need to draft someone high for the future, compared to those that despise Taylor that think that once he is cut by the Bills he will be lucky to stock shelves at Wegmans and will never be seen in the NFL again (even though many reports have him as being in high demand/interest with a bunch of QB needy teams)......

But are they winning because of these extra picks, or are they getting these extra picks because of the way the system is set up by giving the picks to teams that lose good players, which is typically what happens to good teams. They are good because they have good players and becAuse of the cap you can't keep them all... Bad teams have to do whatever they can to get better so they have to spend more and try to sign the better players in FA

well with the Browns track record in the draft the last few years, it will be considered good if half those picks work out to be 'serviceable', and amazing if they get more than 1 superstar

and what plan is that? Let go of every player with any sort of talent and collect draft picks and cap space,then pray some of those picks turn into good players and grossly overpay for FAs to convince them to sign for a team that has been a complete dumpster fire laughingstock since they were brought back in the league? How could that plan fail?

Well his football intelligence should come into question, he says he wants to be drafted by the Browns.......

I'd give the bears the pick (maybe even the 10th overall pick) for Cutler................ to be traded to the Jets

but he is not Taylor so he has to be better! Everyone has to be better because Taylor doesn't have 300+ yard passing games on a team looking to be a power run first team.

Nope, those are still under Shannys control The 'other facets' are to take the blame for bad moves, & attend the boring GM meetings that Shanny doesn't want to go to........Oh, and also to look pretty for the cameras on draft day with their picks

and yet they had almost no running yards, 400+ passing yards isn't hard when your throwing 40+ times a game. And yet with all those by yards they needed a last minute TD to tie the game.....

isn't really that hard to be a bandwagoner? Get to act like a cocky prick that's been there all along, since the team started ( when Brady was made starter) and act like they were in control the whole time instead of needing an epic collapse to win. Then also throw in how the team has to overcome everything and everyone holding them back. I knew once they came back from halftime and said the Falcons offence hadn't been on the field for like an hour and 8 minutes that the Pats would come back and win it somehow.

Man, imagine being that guy in Vegas who put a million+ down on the falcons covering the spread (3 points)

I think there is a more likely chance they come out as lovers, or that they are actually alien beings come here from a distant planet where they have a superior knowledge and ability for football.........

But some of Ryans former suck ups Players have come out and said his defence is very easy, especially for the front 7, the guys that had trouble with it can't have it written in crayon

So bills fans are getting excited and want a damaged Hooker?

Depends on how you define backup and success elsewhere. If your talking players who were on another team and went elsewhere to become good players, favre and young are good examples, flute had success in another league before coming to buffalo, and was a backup in the NFL before the cfl. As for Garoppolo, if rumors are true and the Browns get him, I think it's a lock he won't have success and just join the long list of names from the QB dumpster