Slack_in_MA

Fixed 'er for ya.

This just in.... Ryan Fitzpatrick is...not good.

Boy, some people have awful short memories. Do we all remember why the 1-year deal was a good idea?

The toughest, meanest, grittiest men in Buffalo on Sundays should be on the field of the Ralph....not in the bleachers.

Isn't a big time GM going to want to hire his own coach? What's the likelihood one of those guys will take the job with the head coach being forced on him?

I agree. I hope they let it all hang out and play wide open, aggressive, exciting football. There's nothing to lose. I can't choose between beating the Pats or an undefeated Indy. Either would make a frustrating season a little more palatable.

Since the Bills aren't touching the playoffs this year, what would represent their "Super Bowl" this year? A) Beating New England, or B) Beating Indy, and let's assume Indy comes into the Ralph undefeated.

Great story. Hope he makes it.

"Swing low....sweet cha-riot...comin' for to carry me home..."

Just lost my appetite.

Human sedative.

By "dangerous weapon", I assume you mean something that can backfire and leave burn marks on your face. We've got a few of those guys.

we have the stupidest players and coaches in the league.

that's was some p1ss poor tacking right there.

16-7.

I downloaded Stream Torrent, but it's not obvious to me where to copy the link into. Could you clarify? Thanks in advance.

Whew! Back on track to 7-9!

John Brockington

I'm still laughing at what this would be like. Picture Jauron fighting through a crowd of PETA protesters on his way to a press conference to try to explain why TO has started arguing about Edwards. His head might spin right off his shoulders.

Stop it. Good lord. What are you drinking tonight?

Nice effort. Way to mail it in.

I have a feeling that playing for Jauron is like working for a boss who's a great guy, that you really like working for, because they're never hard on you and push you to become your best. They assume that you're trying your best, and as long as you "are", well, that's all they can ask. Great leaders push you beyond what you think you're capable of. Even if you're making 2-3x what they are. He may be a really smart guy, but sometimes I think he outsmarts himself. "They'll NEVER expect us to rollout and throw to the FB..." Lots of intelligence but not a ton of common sense.

Is there any chance that the current coaches can alter their philosophies/schemes next year to make a difference? I'm getting sick of the Tampa 2 scheme. Or maybe it's just the way we play it.

I go back and forth on this. On the one hand, I'm not crazy about the uncertainty that comes with a leadership change, especially if Ralph brings in another cheap alternative. Then you've got two or three years of excuses about needing time for the new system to work, blah, blah, blah. Groundhog Day again. On the other hand, I just don't think Jauron is the type of coach this young team needs. He doesn't appear to be inspirational or motivational. Not rah-rah, but someone who can get these young guys focused and show them how to bounce back from a loss. Or to light a fire under undermotivated players. I'd like to believe the players like to play for him because they respect him and will run through walls for him, and not that they like his "players coach" style. We all know where nice guys finish...