HelloNewman

".....be them free agents, be them restricted free agents, and be them guys that are under contract," Whaley said I need a tylenol for my grammar headache. Our GM of the Bills everyone!!

Rumors saying their who Waley wanted last time. Teri listened to Rust instead. Same thing happened with Lynne. I know it's a mute point but you don't need to be a rocket serjon to make the playoffs in the Age of Pear and Tea. Should never have fired Marone, at least he new not to win non-conference games. Reading your post chock full of grammar and spelling errors makes me want to dive into an avalanche of Advil to cure my headache.

TOM COUGHLIN DOES NOT LIKE DOUG WHALEY Sorry to everyone on this thread. I could not take reading the original title anymore.

In light of everyone assuming because he is already here "it is his job to lose". What if he decides to interview and take another head coach offer? This franchise is such a dumpster fire it might happen.

I have not seen this talked about yet. Has anyone considered why Tyrod is not doing as good this year because opposing coaches now have a full season of game tape to help them plan ways to shut him down and can study his tendencies? What do you think?

What are the chances Tyrod holds out of training camp or into the season a few games due to his ultra low contract? What a mess that would be.....

The Lions have the number 1 defense and it shows. I would love to hear Marrone talk his way out of this performance....

Same old Bills......

If I were a betting man they love him and will reach to get him...then they will do a RB in round 2 because they are not going to re-sign Spiller due to the fact RBs are a dime a dozen and he does not fit the mold of a pounder between the tackles Marrone wants.......if I we a betting man....

Forgive me if this was said already but I am not up to reading 76 pages of posts,,,,,it takes 2 sides to make a contract work.......if the player does not want to be here then there is nothing the team can do no matter how much is offered....his rejection of the contract basically told the Bills he is no longer interested in being part of the team so they let him go. Would any supervisor want to keep a disgruntled employee around?

Won't happen

I realize the NFL is a complicated game with many substitutions going on however being flagged for the third time this year for 12 men on the field shows a lack of discipline and inattentiveness or communication problems with the team. There are more pressing issues yes; but if you cannot get off the field in time then maybe you need to lighten up on the substitutions a little or tell the players to stop brain farting and pay attention?

“They had a lot of trick plays that we had to get used to, because we studied something a little different,” said Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus. “They came out with a different game plan that we had to get adjusted to. “It wasn’t what we expected,” Dareus said. “They got a couple quick plays on us and moved the ball more than usual. It had us a little flustered for a little bit.” ...................I hate to say this but this is a classic case of one coaching staff outcoaching the other staff.

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