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Our tears of frustration sustain him....

You'll be lucky if the team shows up.

He didn't announce retirement, just that he was leaving the Seahawks to take a year off and figure out what he wants to do next. His contract with the Hawks expired this year and he chose to walk away. Probably saw the writing on the wall for that team and wanted out.

You can name every head coach to that list other than Marinelli and Crennel and it would be better than what we've got.

In the defense of the fans...this kind of move is right up there for this front office.... Maybe he gets placed on IR to "send a message". What a joke of a franchise right now....

Wasn't it Tom Landry who said that if you have to bring a game down to the kicker than you didn't coach a good game? Dick Jauron should take heed of that....f#cking loser that he is.

I agree with you 100%. You try and tell me Jeff Fisher, Mike Smith, Tony Sparano, Mike Tomlin or Tony Dungy wouldn't have this team at 9-3 right now with the schedule we had this year and I will laugh in your face.

I don't have to hear it...I'm sure it contained these classic gems... "we just didn't execute today" "the players didn't make the plays they needed to" "we'll just go back to work and fix the mistakes" "The NFL is a tough league to win in". All these and more can be found in his new book "Dick Jauron's Guide to Pissing Away an NFL Season". Available at a Barnes and Noble near you. Makes a great stocking stuffer...

Where's Big Bad Boone and his insipid "Dick o'Meter" and his patronizing posts telling us that Jauron could be a good coach some day? Where's Todd who continuously calls us "idiots" for wanting to get rid of a high quality game planner like Dick Jauron? Where's e-ball who when were at 5-1 posted repeatedly about how wrong we were and how Dick should be anointed Coach of the Year and given a 15 year extension...? Probably all hiding out in their treehouse trying to figure out why membership in the Dick Jauron Fan Club has dwindled down to the three of them.... What a nightmare this season has turned out to be. This hurts more than any of the last 10 years. Thanks for nothing Bills.

A sh!tty coach making sh!tty decisions... I'm numb right now....

Let's OPEN THE DOME NEXT WEEK! Where are those tards now....?

If Edwards plays like this in the 3rd and we're still only down 10...time to go to Losman. Sorry but you can just tell when Trent doesn't have "it" and he definitely doesn't have "it" so far today. Like Simon said, what a horribly coached, uninspired game of football played by the Bills today. Only Buffalo can make the 49ers look all-world. Pathetic. But we're still in it. As long as this team doesn't keep Plaxico Burress'ing themselves like they have so far.

You're talking about a city that called in the military when they had a blizzard.... The rest of Canada had storms just like it. We called them "snowy days". They are major wusses in Toronto. There's a reason the rest of Canada doesn't like them.....

Me too! He was my favorite player for his tenure hear in Buffalo...Before the injury the number of amazing plays he would pull off. He deserved better than the what the injury did to him.

Sleepy Dean?

He'll re-sign here in Buffalo. Loves the city, feels he "owes" it to the franchise for giving him the opportunity and he is really, really good friends with Marshawn to the point they consider themselves brothers (not "bruthas"). You just can't break up the Beast Brothers! You just can't!

Good call on McNabb. Definitely should have benched him for Kolb last night. What a bum!

The excess turkey helps with the sleeping too.

"Toronto is like New York City...but without the stuff" - 30 Rock

Again, even if EVERY Miami fan in Toronto showed up to the game, you're looking at maybe, maybe 10,000 people. I became a Bills fan as a small child because everyone in my neighborhood was a Bills fan. I still have a lot of family in TO (a lot of them going to game) and they tell me that Toronto is still pro-Buffalo. You also have to take into account that the Toronto media has always covered the Bills as though they were the 'home' team of Toronto. Following 15 minutes of Leafs coverage that is....but still, the Bills are covered by TO media much like a small city outside of Buffalo covers the team. They send reporters, they do stories on the players. When Trent was hot, there were numerous articles about him in the local paper....and when the Bills started slumping....there were articles wondering why too. The media coverage may be amped up this year due to actually getting a game but they have always been covered.

For some reasone FLBillsFan thinks that Toronto is a Miami hotbed....despite me telling him numerous times (as a person BORN and RAISED in Toronto) that the city is 50% Bills fans with the other 50% split amongst the other teams. The next largest fan base in Toronto (and I'd say its 10 to 15%) is the Patriots bandwagoners. After that it would be Steeler fans. Miami is NOT popular in Toronto. Why would they be? The team itself is nearly on the opposite side of the continent and has been sucking fierce for many years until now. Combine the two and you have fan apathy. Ricky Williams was met lukewarm in Toronto. The city liked him as a person but he barely played with the Argos (calling it a cup of coffee would be an overstatement) because he spent half the one season on the IR with a broken arm. It wasn't like he tore up the league, set rushing records and won a Grey Cup. Raghib "the Rocket" Ishmael is more popular in Argo lore than Ricky is. He's just a footnote. When Torontonians make up 20% of the Bills season ticket base (according to Jaws), how would they not have home field advantage in that city?

Not until he pardons Nick for time served as the Dolphelons coach.....

woah, woah, woah....you mean I didn't vote for GEORGE Clinton? I was wondering when he ditched the Parliament for that new 'Senate' band they kept talking about...

Yep...to MY Winnipeg Blue Bombers. That was a day of both good and bad. I drove from Ottawa to watch the East Semifinal and got to see my team beat the hometown favorite but then later that night proceeded to Buffalo to watch New England decimate the Bills in the Sunday Nighter.... A day of glorious highs followed by the most dangerous of lows....

I'm not quite sure if I know what a prurient implication is, but if I find one, I'll send it with the yearbook. Please PM your address to me. Thanks! Heels