Captain Hindsight

Yup^ I think Cam's a fine player, but he needs to learn to be a better leader IMO before we call him great

Because experience isn't a bad thing

I am glad you are not GM. If you draft one in the first round you expect him to be your starter. Why draft one on the 2nd and 3rd after that? Those are potential starters too and instead you guarantee you're drafting two backups that will never play and may not even dress. Also instead of developing one guy (which is hard enough to do) You want to develop 3? good luck.

I just dont understand the sudden love for this guy. 24 hours ago we didnt know he existed.

One guy mentions his name in an article and hes the savior?

The last few years the Blls have been retaining their players just fine.

I bet Jackson isnt that good. The guy that got two people to replace him and wasnt going to even let him compete for the backup job in seattle sure thought he sucked and hes got two playoff teams in the last 3 years in a division with the 49ers

Thats ing hypnotoad!

Levitre should be happy the Bills gave him a chance at all. He should have signed for pennies on the dollar by now

Becase McEloy was sacked 11 times last week

Thank you and welcome home. I will see you at the opener Go Bills

I really struggle with saying to just fire chan and this all gets better. I saw the Bills do things offensively with less than I had in a long time. We saw players like Fred and Stevie emerge as good quality players in the NFL. Our O line is no longer a joke and attention was paid to it to make it better and deep. We have a TE! A TE! For me though it comes down, not so much to wins and losses, but the amount of blowouts over the years, when the team just didnt seem prepared to play until it was too late. Year one, I can allow a few, we were finding our identity and combos of players, who our QB was going to be et al. Year 2 alright we had injuries and not much depth, but year 3, ok one maybe is allowable, but to give up records in back to back weeks, give up 45+ several times a year is unacceptable. I like Chan a lot. I beleive he gave it his all when he was here, made the most of what he had. But too often this team was unprepared to play. I hate to see anyone fired, especially a man I truly respect as an innovator and for helping to beat the Pats in the most fun game I've ever been to, but I can't picture this team improving under his leadership anymore. I will be very surprised if a change isnt made.

Also don't forget how pissed this board was when Wanny went to interview in cleveland before coming back and becoming our LB coach Took Dungy's players, won a super bowl, then dismantle a team from top to bottom?

I actually think Mularkey would have been a decent coach if we hadnt forced him to play JP before he was ready. He got stuck with Gabbert too. I actually feel bad for him

So did Mark Sanchez, Sam Bradford and Matt Hasselbeck. Its not that difficult

And risk losing him? No take the player you want and damnit be aggressive

He has the most TDs in Cowboys history and people say no. Romo isn't going anywhere but if you dont think hes an upgrade youre crazy

Leaders handle things in house. Media attention doesnt help them solve a problem

I don't blame him one bit

Possibly... I assume he was more being a dick than anything

What kind of car do you drive?

Got to be more to the story

John Beck did a little better

We dont want to recognize good efforts by our players. Thats just silly

You dont cut him unless you have a guy to replace him. If we dont get that top prospect, expect another bad year in Buffalo