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We'll just have to modify Marve's famous line a bit.... Something like this... "When he's too bad for them, he's just right for us"

Being in Oregon, it's not like the Seahawks fans have anything they can say... It's usually just sympathetic pats on the back and actually sometimes get praise for sticking with a bad team for so long. As an adult, it's in my DNA already, but I have to admit it's tough to want to try to get my 6 year old son bought in to the Bills

An important point I don't see anyone else has brought up is the impact a statement like Ralph's makes to free agents. To state we lack talent and it's going to take years to get back on track, what free agent in his prime is going to want to come to the Bills? Would you want to sign on in the prime of your career because you think this team is going to improve?? Hell no. With statements like that the only free agents the Bills are going to attract are those with marginal talent that want as top dollar as they can get....... (see Marcus Stroud and Kawika "I go to who pays me the $$" Mitchell)

Exactly what I was thinking... all he is doing with putting the organization down, yet doing nothing on the field to change it will eventually piss off the coaching staff. Something that is astoundingly stupid about Whitner is he continues to call out his embarrassing and not own up to his role in it. He is what he thinks he is.....

Nice! To me, Fitzpatrick also seems to have a 'Bruce Mathison' quality about him

Come on Bills. This is a MUST win to get to 7-9

Even the NFL probably just wants this one to end... any way possible, just end it

This is comical! Damn funny. What a joke of a game

EXUDING confidence to his team and kicker

Anyone have visions of JP rolling out to the right against the Jets last year on that last play?

TO was blocking on that Freddy run. Nice to see that even though he's getting no action in the pass game

Done

Listening to Ralph's HOF speech, we heard him say "it's all about the great game," that he got involved in promoting the AFL, "not because of the money, but because he loved the game." Any owner who stands pat and watches this team peddle backwards for 10 years is not about 'the love of the game.' If he cared that much about the game, he'd want to see it played the right way. Instead he has a listless coach and lets his talent leave via free agency each year. It's not about the game, it's about the money. With 55K season tickets sold things look pretty good for Ralph in Detroit.

4th and 1 in Detroit territory in a PRESEASON game and they punt!!!??? I wonder how many bubble players are secretely hoping they get cut from this mess in order to get picked up by a real NFL team

For anyone watching live, are the fans booing at the end of the quarter? Would love to know what the atmosphere at the Ralph is like for anyone stuck watching this game live

29 years as a die hard fan and I can't believe I'm saying this but I'm done. After suffering through some of the most astounding defeats in sports, bills fans are the most loyal of any. What is different with ralph keeping dj is that he has disrespected the fan base and our passion for winning. You cannot watch the coaching performances against Cleveland, jets, NE or at and convince anyone that dj was retained because he gives us the best chance to WIN. By alienating his fan base, we'll likely see tick sales drop. Ralph will then cite low tick revenue as reason why a franchise move is needed.

You ask where are the prime time players? They will not be coming here as long as this franchise is a joke spending year after year out of the playoffs. Dj staying ensures free agents won't come here for the coaching. Ralph won't spend big or over cap. Be prepared for years of high motor character guys. This franchise is irrelevant in todays NFL

I think you hit the nail on the head. The Bills have been directionless and irrelevant for the past decade and they don't even make it into the conversation

In the news article, it mentions that the Bills Treasurer is in attendance. This makes me think Jauron has signed the extension and they're working on 1) the financial implications of firing DJ now and 2) a deal that financially makes sense to both parties to void the extension and allow DJ's contract "to not be extended." This would avoid Ralph needing to publicly "fire" DJ, whom he seems to have much respect for. Maybe it's normal to have a treasurer present in these types of discussions, but it strikes me as a little odd

Exactly. A run up the middle with 20 seconds left and no time outs? What a joke. They shouldn't be allowed to coach college let alone pro football

Every week we think we hit bottom. This has got to be it

Prepare to hurl

They are clueless... simply clueless.

What are we playing for another 40 yd field goal????!!!!!!!!!!! WTF with this play calling??

Nice run Trent!!!! One thing he definately has is pocket presence and knowing when to go