BillsBabe
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I'm banking on the "consultant" position -- but I could be wrong! Been there done that! LOL! I really can't imagine Levy wanting to be the GM -- BUT -- who knows! We'll soon shall see!
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RW should make this a requirement.
I also wouldn't mind seeing Ted Cottrell back in the fold if he is leaving Minni.
We disposed of some good people during the TD era, and I wouldn't mind seeing
some of them back with the Bills.
Also, I have been impressed with Miami's new head coach. I like the way Saban handles things.
GREAT idea!! Wish I had thought of it!! LOL!! Smart man, you are!
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First and foremost, I have to ask you Billsbabe.... do you have an agenda here for the Bills to bring back your Dad? I, for one, know about your father and think that he's a football guy through and through. My curiousity would be that Dwight was asked to leave and that usually causes hard feelings within a family towards the organization that proposes and carries out this type of split. I read every post from the other post about bringing him back, therefore I think that this begs the question!
Dwight Adams would be an asset to any team. I doubt very seriously that postings on this board -- informative and great as it may be -- could fulfill any so-called "agenda" anyone might have. Or maybe I misunderstood -- or missed altogether -- your question?
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Again, "hypothetical IFs" are pure fantasy. And how does "if we were in the NFC" translate into "I was referring to staying with Donahoe?" Plus, I NEVER suggested Donahoe be replaced. At least not in this thread. Although, come to think of it .....
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Donahoe has made some mistakes- every GM does. Those mistakes stand out even more because we have New England and Indianapolis (and soon Miami) in our conference. If we were in the NFC, we would have at least 2 straight playoff appearances.
I don't think he's done such a bad job that he should be gone.
"If?" That's an almost laughable excuse for the pathetic results these past few years! IF Vince Lombardi and/or Bear Bryant were still alive, maybe THEY would come coach. "IF" we only played High School teams, MAYBE we could win a Super Bowl under the current leadership. And IF wishes were horses ......
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I disagee- sometimes sticking to your guns brings better results. No, I am not resistant to change, not at all- I did want Bledsoe out- which was a positive move, although it may not seem so at the present time.
I think some changes in player personnel will drastically change the results over the next 2 seasons.
As we get better at the line of scrimmage, and as JP Losman improves, we will become a serious contender. Otherawise, you rip apart this team, and start completely over, and wait another 5 years to see if anything happens.
Adding a seasoned, successful draft consultant would not be "ripping the team apart." According to some, the "problems" are not on the field.
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You may rest assured that Dwight Adams has not heard from Ralph Wilson since BEFORE he was unceremoniuosly not "retained."
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Change is inherently necessary when progress is the desired result. If you keep doing things the same way you've always done 'em, you'll getthe same results you've always gotten! Of course, some are resistant not only to change, but progress as well. It is obvious into which category you fit. And, by the way, what "announcment" are you prepared to "celebrate?" I'm not aware of any "announcements" concerning ANY changes at OBD -- again, unfortunately.
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This reply indicates he didnt know "what" (who) I was talking about. I'm sure he is a good guy -- MOST on here are! However, his reply explicitly states that he didin't know what I was talking about -- which is fine!! Now he does, and hopefully will continue his support of the Bills' program.
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Thank you, Gerry Granovsky, for a wonderful article about Dwight Adams. It's nice to know he may be "gone," but (still) not forgotten! Perhaps someone at OBD will also "remember" him and the many contributions he made during his tenure. Perhaps former Gator player Mularkey? Granted, his age is a "factor," though NOT a "detriment!" -- however, as a consultant, the benefits of his "return" would be unquestionable.
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So, let me make sure I understand whatyou're saying -- you've never heard of Dwight Adams? AND you've been a season ticket holder for 25 years??
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Join the club! I guess in "Corporate America" loyalty truly is worthless. Sad.
If Dwight Adams returns......
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Don't get me wrong -- i realize age is a factor in EITHER direction! You also wouldn't draft an 18 yo QB (well, I would hope not anyway!). That said, talent is talent. I'll re-state what I wrote earlier -- I think the team might be better served with Marv (and Dwight) in a CONSULTANT position. The Marv thing -- yeah, it'll happen. The Dwight thing -- probably not. Sad.