2020 Our Year For Sure

Yup.

I agree with every word. This does not conflict with my point: Dick Jauron should get credit when the team plays well, because it means he did a good job that week. You can't just say, "Dick Jauron is a bad head coach, so any success the Bills have will be in spite of him." Thats not reality. He'll make good moves and he'll make mistakes, just like every coach in the league. We just have to hope the mistakes don't come in situations where they overshadow what the coaches and players are doing well-- like the Losman rollout call against the Jets.

While this is true, and I am worried, I personally feel that anyone who isn't excited about his upside is equally crazy.

I've seen some people on this board calling Terrell Owens "T.O." Thats a pretty good one.

Absolutely! Gaines would be worth more to us than Schouman IMO, because Nelson will fill Schouman's potential role better than he could have. Gaines would be a welcome pickup, he's supposed to be a good blocker, but wasn't a bad receiver by any means...he was pretty shifty after the catch for a guy his size.

Good find, Dave.

We didn't get many turnovers, though. Thats what brings the average up the most. And our defense has a habit of giving up yards even when they don't allow points, which explains why I remember the O being pinned back often. Just an eyeball test thing though, of course.

They're not going to move Poz on Pat Thomas's account, he isn't highly regarded. But Thomas will be in the mix competing for that OLB spot. My buddy whose a Chiefs fan told me he's a better fit on the outside anyway.

So we can see all the trashy women you dream about?

While I agree with your point, I'd be willing to bet money our average field position was bottom half of the league.

Thing is, I can't see them using Bowen or Harris over Ellison in that spot. When you consider Poz in essentially his 2nd year, McKelvin, and (maybe I'm going out on a limb) Byrd starting at FS, thats a lot of inexperience dropping back into the zone. Ellison has a bit of experience at this point and zone coverage is probably what he does best, so he's gotta be considered the front runner on that basis. I don't know what that means for our run D.

Wise words, Rich.

lol, thats ridiculous, man. Every coach in the history of the league has things he's good at, and things he's not good at (this includes the Rich Kotites of the world). Over the course of any given week, a Head Coach will push a whole lot of different buttons...some of these moves will be wise, some will be foolish. When the team wins, its in part because the ringleader pulled (at least some of) the right strings. If you're going to point out every mistake a coach makes that leads to a loss-- and we both know thats precisely what will happen here the moment the team adjusts its loss column-- you need to also acknowledge the absence of coaching mistakes and the wise moves that help the team win. If you're to be objective and level-headed, anyhow.

Great show, it better get picked up. P.S. Unleash the Casey!

The worst thing is that if the Bills do win games, the coaching staff will receive NO credit, but if they lose, they'll get most of the blame.

Oh, thats just terrible news. My thoughts are with Mr. Wilson and his family, of course. People have been asking why we haven't been hearing from Ralph lately. I wonder if he had an inkling that this might have been coming.

Doesn't Lori have a stat that Rob Johnson's career QB rating is higher than Jim Kelly's? 'Nuff said. QBR is of no use on its own.

I think Tony's still a good guy as well. This show is way too good for me to figure out why he's doing what he's doing, but I'm not buying the heel turn.

If thats really what you mean by this thread, then take the 300 yards junk out of the title.

Florence is a cornerback. He's probably the frontrunner for nickelback duties.

I imagine that kind of thing is more likely to happen when the front office and coaching staff have been completely turned over.

It doesn't suck as Royally as last year's tight end.

I'm guessing you mean we wouldn't trade up with Dallas, and would go Oher at 11, Wood at 28, Brown at 42, Levitre at 75, Byrd at 110 and Nelson at 121? This assumes we could've taken Byrd two whole rounds later than we did? And Levitre would've lasted an extra 24 picks?

Russ Brandon.