Heels20X6

It's like battered-wife syndrome with some Bills fans....we've been beaten down so badly emotionally by this team that any sign of success (5-1 start) is held onto as the hope that those days will return. Even though the jerk (0-4) keeps hurting us, they keep believing he can change into the way things were.

Excellent point Kelly, if the concussion was an issue, if anything, he would be wary of taking another hit and dumping the ball off too quickly to the check down instead of waiting, waiting, waiting...then check down. As for Losman, I too was hoping that after the third pick (which I hold on the coaching staff for putting him in that position to begin with) that maybe Losman could step in and give Trent some time to clear his head. With all the time that the O-line was giving them, I think JP would have been successful. JP struggles when the line is coming at him. He doesn't have the quick decision making ability but he does have the much stronger arm which he can accurately connect with receivers. A deep bomb to Evans would have completely changed the game.

Sigh....that's what you get when you don't have half-retarded chimpanzees calling the plays on the sidelines and a QB who let's INTs roll off him like water off a duck's back. JK was cool under pressure. TE wets his pants and starts sucking his thumb when things go wrong. Why? Because DJ insists he wear a diaper. We need Dick Vermeil here to tell TE to take his diaper off (a la Larry Johnson).

I stand by my assertion that if Jeff Fisher was coaching this identical team, we would be 8-2 right now. He gets the most out of his players and doesn't blame personnel like Dick seems to be hanging his hat on. Even if we were 5-5 under Fisher, the games all would be balls out, exciting and gutsy. As opposed to this chicken-sh-- football we've seen the past 6 weeks.

Elite by our low standards I suppose. Of course this is coming from the same fanbase where a percentage still believe that Dick Jauron is a good head coach.

Still better than Trent right now....and that's the saddest part.

"The NFL is a tough league to win in."

The Bills will have plenty of time to golf come January when Jauron coaches them out of the playoffs.

Really? We could have had a receiving corps of Terrell Owens, Steve Smith, Roddy White, Antonio Gates and Bo Scaife and Trent still wouldn't have been able to hit them because he couldn't find an open receiver (other than Marshawn/Fred) if his life depended on it. Trent IS the problem right now. The receiving corps (Johnson, Evans, & Parrish) were open all game and Trent refused to throw. That's what I say last night.

This brilliant sports decision brought to you by our resident retatta, Dick Jauron. Thanks for the three years of frustrating mediocrity and here's to three more...you friggin' loser.

The don't have the mental fortitude because our coach is a f#cking mental midget. Seriously, I will pay for whoever's gas money and expenses to grab Jauron, throw him in your trunk, drive him to Nunavut, Canada and keep him in a basement for the next three years so he can stay the heck away from our team. YOU ARE THE WORST COACH EVER.

Typically, us Bills fans who have endured year after year after year (x7 more "after year"s) of futility have gained an innate ability to pinpoint exactly when a season is over and we can start discussing the following season, beginning with the 2009 Entry Draft. It's an incredible skill, developed only by crushing defeats and the realization that "this year just ain't the year". Now that I think we can all agree that this season is over, which fantastic highly-rated DB are we taking this year? *Merely a joke folks...but the doomsday clock is at 11:59....

Seriously Boone, are you Jauron's PR agent or something? Can you not see what everyone else does and realize that we're always "in a position to win" because Dick plays conservative, nutless football and if he took some freakin' chances then we wouldn't need last second field goals to win games against teams with much less talent than us like Denver last year, Oakland and now Cleveland? I respect your opinion but regardless of those players not making plays at those points in the game, they still had a chance to win at the end. And Jauron BLEW IT but playing against the odds and trying a 47 yard field goal IN THE WIND when a couple of gutsy play calls could have made that a 32 yard chip shot. I'm telling you Boone, my friend played for Jauron and he warned me at the time of hire that this is how he coaches. He warned me that Jauron cannot win the big game. Tonight further proved his point.

This just in: The Bills have signed Joe the Plumber to take over HC duties. Ralph blown away by Joe's moxy.

I think you're half right. I don't think Trent's done yet. Somewhere in that brain of his is the smart QB that made good decisions and protected the football. He's lost his way the last few games and I keep hope that'll find it again. That being said, maybe Losman plays a couple games to give Trent some time to work through his problems. Jauron on the other hand has to go. Simply inexcusable the play-calling at the end of the game. His LOSER mindset is affecting this team....making them losers. I just got a text from my friend who plays on the Bears (and played for Dick). His words: "Sorry bro. He just can't win big games." How right he is...

A lot of people are blaming the hit against Arizona. I don't buy it. He looked amazing against San Diego. I actually think that since the Miami game, he's lost all his confidence and he's second-guessing himself on every play. The pick-6 against the Jets just helped him keep losing his confidence. The Pats crippled him even further. Tonight you saw the result of his waning confidence. The first pick (as accidental as it was) just sent him on a spiral. Trent may want to sit on the bench for a couple of games and find his game again. Not saying I want Losman, just that maybe Trent needs to sit down and study the playbook harder and work his issues off the field.

I feel like I'm going to cry...seriously... When things aren't going well in life sometimes, just sometimes you lean on your favorite football team to give you some happiness even if it is somewhat empty and doesn't last very long, it's still happiness and it just makes you so briefly forget all the other things in life that are bringing you down. The Bills have gone this year from providing me that happiness with their start to reminding me how utterly depressing my life is... Thanks Dick.

...or they just pack up and move to Toronto....

Dear Trent...please do not throw another pick. Signed, Bills Nation

Hmmm...Visa must have a vendetta against the Bills.... In Canada, the commercial is of Fred Reid and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL running past the Buffalo D for a touchdown.... weird indeed....

The Sack Buck huh? If our DEs got paid in Sack Bucks, they'd be playing for free!

Heels from 20X6 appreciates the sentiment of agreement DrDankenstein.

Heels from 20X6 agrees with you. The team needs to commit to the run and the coaching needs to work much, much harder with our large and no longer in charge O-line to get them to dictate the pace of the game. There are few holes for our backs to move through. I also suggest that Trent has been suffering without Josh Reed as his outlet. Reed has developed the ability to be able to get himself open for Trent as his "valve pass'. I think that Turk needs to open his playbook up for more intermediate and deep routes. Maximize the speed of Roscoe and Lee. Stretch the field out and keep opposing defenses honest. Dink and dunk only works when the secondary respects your deep threats.

We could make a thread about what a douche you're looking like for trying to determine what is worthy of discussion on an open forum board....

I vote Cincy as our new OC! As for 9-7 or 8-8....with our softer schedule, anything short of 10-6 would be a gross disappointment in my eyes.