Mr_Blizzard
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Does Ralph Owe Buffalo a Succession Plan?
Yup. Either Moses or Teddy Roosevelt (Ralph knows both of them)
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Whomever the new DC is, he will have full reign over the D. I think this is very attractive for a DC'r.
So who is out there? Ted Cotrell would be nice.
The Dolphins snagged Mike Nolan for their DC- He would have been nice.
Walt Corey. (Ralph knows him)
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No. Time to get all new coaching in here
I agree. I like AVP, and maybe he could have some role on the team for the sake of continuity, but we all know it was time to blow things up and start over. Sorry to see D.C. Perry Fewell and Sp Teams coach Bobby April gone, but it's time for some fresh blood on the sidelines.
If Chan could get Frank Reich in here as O.C. . . .
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...-brian-billick/ = read the comments
Every team he has ever been on had a winning season...
I don't understand why this was a bad move!
Someone please fill me in
I'm OK with the hire, but if it's really true that Marty Schottenheimer wanted the job and was turned away, I'd have to rethink my opinion.
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Evidently, Schottenheimer wanted the job, but Wilson pulled the chicken switch.
http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/...anted-bills-gig
"...the Bills couldn't consider Schottenheimer a candidate because Wilson wasn't comfortable with him, the sources said." un-effing believable...
That's like being uncomfortable with General Schwarzkopf when you have a war to win. Ugh. Ralph, please turn the team over to someone who is "comfortable" with running it. Sheesh!
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I learn to accept Gailey as HC, but please change the clown suits...
Could go with all black; that's what people usually wear to funerals..
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. . . NOBODY CIRCLE THE WAGON LIKE THE BUFFALO BILLS FANS!!!
Yup we are gluttons for punishment. Bring on 2010 and the AFC East. THE BILLS WILL RISE AGAIN ! ! !
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Chicago Cubs
Rochester Redwings
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Interesting article by a Detriot Lion's blogger during their coaching search last year. I am starting to warm up to the idea and believe he might be the best choice to become our next head coach. Hopefully he can bring in a proven offensive coordinator like Al Saunders to fix that side of the football.
Mentions that he is a Jim Johnson disciple which plays an agressive one-gap 4-3 scheme with a variety of blitzes from different postions. If we can shore up the run d and stay healthy next year the defense will be decent.
http://thelionsinwinter.blogspot.com/2009/...ie-frazier.html
Good article; thanks for posting the link
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Heard he decided not to interview with the Bills. Not completely 100% sure. I guess it would be be a surprise.
I apologize in advance if I am wrong or if it has already been reported somewhere.
I'd still like to see someone who has previous SUCCESSFUL head coaching experience leading the Bills. Could be someone who coached in the college ranls and has moved up to the pros as an assistant.
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I was just spying on The Jets Blog (http://www.thejetsblog.com/), and I noticed that on their main page they had a Hall of Fame. I'd like to see us have our own TSW Hall of Fame. If we had a HOF, I would nominate Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, and Bruce Smith. They all are from the same era, but it was our Super Bowl era.
Considering those 3 are in the NFL Hall of Fame, they are pretty good choices . . . Count me in!
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Given all the bad speculation out there, I can safely and accurately report that the next Bills head coach will be: able to fog a mirror . . .
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The former Alaska governor has signed a deal with Fox News to appear as a contributor on the network, a source with knowledge of the agreement confirms to CNN.
Yum
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Did I win yet?
This thread should be deleted before it crashes the server . . .
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I think we should all just agree to disagree and do something more constructive...like tracking flights from North Carolina to Detroit to Buffalo
L O L ! ! !
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We won't get Bill Cowher because Ralph won't let the chef make his stew without generic ingredients? Reports say that the sticking point with negotiations are that Cowher wants a commitment(financially) to the roster he wants to erect and Ralph won't commit to the terms. WTF? I'm ready to talk draft now. I hope it goes this way for the first couple of rounds: immediate impact player(don't care what position) at #9, OL/DL, OL/DL. The number 9 pick in the draft should be someone that can help you right away and not a project, then you have to have big boys with the other 2 picks. Build the foundation first then get your QB of the future if he's not on the roster already.
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Congratulations - you have gotten 14 pages of responses. (so far). Now if you will excuse me, I'll go back to researching the NFL Draft class of 2010.
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With Lynch and Jackson we have the best backfield in the NFL.
When the OL protected even halfway decently for Trent we were lighting this league up.
Would you rather have Ray "I kill snitches" Lewis?
Lynch likes to have a little fun. So what?
Edwards + Lynch + Jackson + anyway decent OL = Long playoff run.
The guy isn't even Top Five in the division, let alone the NFL!
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According to an SI report:
http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_rumors/...cated?eref=sihp
Tom Brady may be available. I think he is/was overrated. Trent will be a far better player than Brady going foward.
Without Weis Brady is poor at best.
Hopefully we don't make the mistake of signing a washed-up QB.
You must be smokin' the best shhitt ever . . .
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"Who loves ya, baby?"
BTW I like the new Avatar; there's nothing Incognito about Richie!
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That guy is a useless, opinionated j erk.
My sentiments too. The guy basically ran some pretty good football players out of Buffalo. If Glenn Parker was still in his prime, I'd love to have him on the Bills right now. Dickerson had no use for the guy. Why? just because he wasn't Anthony Munoz?
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We owe you one.
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. . . Screw the cheaters!
Good to see there will be some new teams advancing in the playoffs this year
Who do we bring in as a Defensive Coordinatior?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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He's only 82, coached the Patriots (ok it was a 1 win 15 loss season), and the best thing is - RALPH KNOWS HIM ! ! !