todd

I turned the game off for the first time since Greggggggg Williams was coach.

Wrong. Patriots and Steelers both have lost as many starters in the past 3 years and did fine.

Please, tell me your !@#$ing solution. Do you have one? Clearly the one Buffalo is using works great!

How the hell can you stand by those decisions? Does he smoke crack? Look, if the d-bag can't admit that the personnel decisions made regarding the o-line are a complete abortion, he's the first (but not the last) that should go. The guy obviously isn't qualified to even wipe my butt, let alone manage a roster. And I'm not talking about Peters or drafting 2 rookies to start. Those are issues, as well. 1. Inserting Walker at LT 2. Taking all of training camp to decide Walker wasn't the man. 3. Promoting a guy who had never played. 4. Refusing to get some talent to back up our new LT. 5. Refusing to get veteran talent to back up our injured RT. Think Runyon or L. Walker would have been schooled like that at RT? 6. Refusing to get veteran talent at LB. 7. Depending on a rookie to magically generate pass rush. 8. Depending on a rookie to magically generate talent at TE. 9. Carrying a FB on the roster that doesn't get used in this O.

I'm hoping the thread was satire. I hope that no fellow Bills fan can really be that stupid. Meltdown mode, retard rollercoaster, yep - full swing.

Holy crap, stupid notion. Some of the crazy **** posted by people lately amazes me.

Link? BTW - Dungy wears a SB ring.

Right. It was the same with that coach who followed Jimmy "Pork Faced Satan" Johnson

So how did loudmouth Greggggg Williams work out? The point is, people who think that a key to being a good coach is screaming and yelling are wrong. That is NOT an element that is required to make a good coach.

I would love it if Dungy, a champion and classy guy, coached the Bills. I could do without the religious stuff, but he's a class guy and a good coach. I know people want a loudmouth obnoxious ass as a coach because that's what people think make you good, but Dungy is a great man and great coach.

Unless you are at the game, you really can't see who is open. The focus of the camera is on the QB, and you can only see back as far as the linebackers. On very few offensive plays can you actually who is open down the field more than 25 yards. I'm sure they were open, I'm just saying it is hard to tell how much because the camera work generally blows.

So you are basically saying he's a rookie, right? Surprise! A rookie played like a rookie!

And they are from WNY - Jamestown or fredonia or whatever. I remember going to a 10K Maniac's show in Buff and the bass player wrote "Conlan" and his number on the back of his bass. Conlan sat right behind me in the balcony. He was injured at the time and had a leg brace on.

I hear what you are saying, however I'm speaking in generalities about experience and replacing a veteran with a veteran on a very young line, not suggesting specific players to pick up.

Yeah, right. That's exactly what people who are questioning the move are saying. People have got to learn that sarcasm is ONLY FUNNY WHEN I USE IT!

Not my job to find those people. I figure the FO might be better at it than having some doofus on a message board make suggestions.

If a guy is on an active roster, he's one play from starting.

Not sure why anyone cares about this crap.

Which means he's probably not ready to start, and has nothing in terms of game experience in the NFL. I'm not saying they should have signed Runyon, but maybe experience should have played a factor.

So an inexperienced line needing veteran depth after the loss of a veteran becomes even more experienced. Gee, that's just brilliant. An effing practice squad player to replace Butler. Yay! BTW - I don't think it is being cheap, just stupid.

What up, dog? It was preseason. Anyway, you never answered my question. Are you 12?

Yep, I've talked to at least 4 people with similar problems regarding the FOX feed. It sucks.

Odd not having much to complain about, isn't it?

Don't make boneheaded assumptions about my upbringing, fool.

I'm amazed at how many people here are OK with kids breaking the law and vandalizing another person's property. The kids will get a slap on the wrist, it won't be a big deal, but they will have to go through the system and they should have to do it. They'll get fined and possibly some community service. The penalty will be in line with the crime. If you let them go, what have they learned? they learned that they don't need to be accountable for their actions. The law is there to be enforced. The kids should pay the price for their acts. Amazing how many people disagree when this issue is black & white. BTW - I was a little bit of a hellraiser when I was a kid, and I'm glad I learned a lesson or two when I was a kid. Straightened me out.