AJ1

2 minutes to talk about it and the RB doesn't know which way to go?? GW all over again in spades.

TD is the root cause. He is a total F***-up in fielding a competitive team. I don't care what he did 10 years ago in Pittsburgh. Ralph is too far gone to know any better.

I'll bet that there are 40 year old fat women who can beat Bledsoe's 40 time.

ICE, I only disagree with you on when to throw JP to the dogs. If we're 3 - 7 or worse, game 11 might be the time.

Wished they had also asked which of the GMs who have a 'done' qb don't know that he's done. My quess is that the answer would be a subset with only one member.

caligenous = cacophonous??

Here's 2 pounds of negativity to balance against your post. Your point # 2: Both the offense and the DEFENSE have made a boatload of fatal errors in ONLY 2 games. Tom Clements the OC has shown me absolutely zilch in two games.

Freak, the team has looked like crap 17 out of the last 26 games they've played. They looked like crap in some of those 9 games they actually won. Bottom line: this team has been in a tailspin for going on two years. We've had this argument a thousand times. Do you think the front office would be motivated to do anything without fan complaint? That's the way Ralph used to run the team and it got him nowhere.

belinda

There was a reason TD was fired in Pittsburgh. You're seeing it on the field in the form of the mummies playing on the OL. But Drew was a bad decision regardless of the state of the OL. Being the most immobile of all the immobile qbs, I'm convinced no line in the NFL could adequately protect him.

But there was no hole except for the gapeing one on the right. I don't think an efficient back blindly follows the play, unless, of course, he feels threatened by someone on the bench. These two guys show no signs of complementing each other. That could be coaching, also. BTW, I don't care what the league states in retrospect, an on-field crew would never call Henry's arm move at the end a TD. The reviewers would have said play whistled dead.

On 4th and one, a back with any speed or running sense would have bounced outside to the right and only had to outrun a DE to endzone. The quicker Willis replaces Henry, the better. The Big Three are all making mistakes by the bucketfull.

Too bad someone hasn't kept sack totals on most sacks within 2 yards of where QB received the ball. I'm sure DB would be all time leader in that stat.

A victory over the Patriots next week would rank up there with 'Miracle on Ice'. Do you really see it coming? It definitely would rank in the all time top 10 of Bills' victories . I don't see it.

It's not only a great strategy for NE, but every team going against Bledsoe and the Bills. Blitz on every play that isn't an obvious run. The reasons why Drew is done are manifold, but chief among them is that the opposition will find him in an ellipse 3 to 6 steps behind the center on every play. Donohoe is repeating with DB his mistake of going an extra year with RJ when everyone knew he was a failure. This egomaniac has learned nothing regarding evaluating QBs in his entire career and shows no signs of changing. I've written off TD and the Bills as long as this pompous fool is in charge.

Someone who can point to being associated with a winning team for the past five years. I think this retroactively disqualifies the white rat.

Come November, the only reason to watch this team will be to see what the kid can do.

If they set it at 5 pts, every dollar in NE would be riding on the Pats.

Yep, Pats will be leading 17 - 3 with 1:40 to go, Bills will score on a 4th and 28, and the blind faithers will a see a rose-colored dawn breaking over the stadium.

How about a recruiting an Al-Jeeira 'journalist' to get an 'interview' with the Jordanian with the GPS xmtr? Honest to god finding these a-holes shouldn't be rocket science. How about using some imagination.

A businessman, maybe. TD apparently has no more idea on how to put a winning team together than the average taxi driver. If he actually made any of the personnel decisions in Pittsburgh, I'd be very surprised. When he took the helm in Buffalo, the Bills were on the way to Hell in a handbasket. He's replaced the basket with a Lamborghini. We are, indeed, collectively billsfanone, until he vacates the premises.

I think Ralph was born in 1919 or '20. Can't find birthdate listed anywhere. Obviously, it's a big secret to Ralph.

This team??? is less than the sum of its parts. Need a QB with a little spark left to help. DB doesn't qualify, pure and simple.

I fault TD for the trade, period. He didn't do due diligence on the state of Bledsoe's game.

If Donahoe ever had the Midas touch, it's long gone. He's the chief F-up in the organization.