todd

Well, three weeks ago I would have been with you. But even I have a limit to my patience and understanding. Donahoe has done many good things, it's just that they are starting to be outweighed by the bad. I support benching losman, though. Just don't support the losing, no matter who the QB is. I'm tired of it.

Do you have red-ass like those monkeys with those huge, distended asses, or just red-ass like a baby in need of ointment? There's a difference you know. Some red-ass is worse than other red-ass. My ass was red like a monkeys on Monday, but then I wrote a nasty letter to Donahoe on Tuesday and that made me feel better. So now my ass is more pink, recovering from the red.

So many people complaining about benching losman, yet at the same time complaining that TD forced MM to bench him, and at the same time complaining about TD's W/L record. Holy crap, talk about bi-polar. Not that I'm not bi-polar, but at least I realize I am.

I hate both of you for all time. Actually, all time infinity.

Wow. Someone needs some attention! Read this, especially the crusade thing: Terms of ServiceTerms of Service

Do you have a link? Do you have any proof of either of these assertions? Been watching the X-Files again?

I guess life sucks in the trailer park.

Dude, you have your own opinion stuck so far up your butt right now you can't even have a rational discussion. I think the Bills should do whatever is best for the team to win. If it means benching someone, I'm all for it. Defense, offense, whatever. Hell, if there's a DT better than Sam Adams right now, bench him and let him play. If there's someone better than Crowell, bench him. I could care less about Crowell's development. I'm tired of losing, and I want to win.

Are you saying they will lose because they are benching JP?

Umm, maybe because there is a history of them playing well and there isn't one of Losman playing well. It's really quite simple.

I think JP needs to be benched. He's obviously struggling, not utilizing his skills, and is completely confused and overmatched out there. He's inaccurate, his mechanics are effed up, and he's not looking at the correct WRs. I don't think that benching him is an indication that he isn't the future of the Bills. I think it indicates that the Bills need to win NOW, and you do that by putting your best players on the field. Right now, JP isn't playing well at his position. He needs to sit down, watch the game, get his equilibbrium back, etc. Also, there's too many idiot fans to actually think Buffalo's losing streak is all his fault. The biggest problem with people in general is that they are incapable of understanding that blame can lie in multiple places. Generally people here curse the coaches, curse donahoe, curse the defensive players, or curse Losman. Truthfully, it's probably a bit of everything. But that isn't simple enough for some people to wrap their heads around. JP and his development is just a piece of the puzzle. That's important, but so is winning NOW. We won't win now with a QB who misses open WRs, or takes a safety, or fails to recognize a blitz. So we need to fix that. We also can't win with a D who can't stop the run. So we need to fix that as well. We can't win with offensive playcalling that doesn't utilize it's best player - Willis McGahee. Lots of things need to be fixed. It's not just Losman, but he's part of the puzzle. If KH could make two plays that JP couldn't make, we might have a better chance of winning. So benching JP for now is just a small part of what needs to change, but it certainly needs to change.

This is bad. The punishment for this is hanging, BTW, and I fully support it. Of course, the communist ACLU will probably take up the guy's cause. But the penalty is death, and under the law he probably should get it.

Ya know, maybe we could replace Mularkey with Tice! They kinda look similar. 1/2 of the hotpockets crowd probably wouldn't even notice.

Do you think it has anything to do with Clements being an ex QB and ex QB coach? Seems Gilbride had the same issue - he was a QB coach and loved to throw.

Please close this thread. What a waste of time.

Sounds like quite a few excuses there. Counting losses as victory? Please. Isn't 2000 the year that wade said "we're out of the playoffs" even though we statistically weren't? Indy was in the same boat, but they actually made the playoffs. It was sickening to see a coach give up like that.

Good God. If you don't think that the QB situation was mismanaged, you're not much use in terms of talking with.

Link please. I'd like to see BS like that documented.

Link please.

Hello? Are you there? Did you watch that season? Do you realize how divided the locker room was? Do you remember the homerun throwback? His statement that he had "two starting QBs"? That the Bills paid 5 mil / yr to two QBs! That he couldn't choose one? Yeah, that QB situation is probably the best example of poor skill-position player management I've ever seen.

Yeah, thirsty's is still there. It's still a crappy dive.

I think the main complaint with wade was his handling of the Flutie / Johnson situation. That was a disgusting mess. Only idiot talk show hosts really cared about wearing a headset. I liked wade, but he made some crucial mistakes.

I don't think it's that simple. You've got to play to your player's strengths. We have a weak TE corps, and young RBs who can't pass-block. We also have a 1st time starter at QB. That tells me you run, run, run. There's also fewer turnovers in the run game, IMHO. So in this case, you run. Give me another team with different players, the answer would be different.

I guess that high road just got lower.

And that's cool, and everything. But mismanaging that QB situation is a blunder to end all blunders. And firing DeHaven? Idiocy. Giving a 1st round pick and millions to Rob Johnson? Colossal blunder.