Jerry Jabber

That's what I'm thinking.

Good for him, I think he will do well in broadcasting.

Not according to all the Mazzholes, they think Goodell is out to get the Patriots.

I hope when Brady retires, so does Belichek and all these Mazzholes are brought back to earth when the Cheatriots aren't winning the division every year and are back to where they were pre-Brady.

Brady is great at finding the open receiver. That's something the Bills need to improve on (besides QB) is pass protection. Hopefully they'll upgrade the RT position.

I always thought Hogan was a "training camp monster" where he looked great in training camp/preseason, but disappeared in the regular season. Seeing him try to pick up a first down was maddening as he would try and slant and come short of the marker, but if he went straight he would have picked up the first down. Yesterday, he was very impressive, what a difference a real QB will do for a player, plus the Pats are using him much more effectively instead of him running short routes.

Is this even a legitimate question? What I think is more depressing is that we only had ten years with Jim Kelly, while Brady has been at it since 2001 and shows no signs of slowing down. Brady is also remarkably durable. What is this guy taking? Go Falcons!

Can't believe it's been 23 years since the Bills were last in the AFC Championship game. Man I miss seeing the Bills in meaningful games in January.

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Unfortunately, this has been the case for many years with the Bills. Most of the years during the playoff drought, the Bills have had only one good WR while the rest were scrubs. Many Bills fans on here knew that the Bills needed another WR, but instead of drafting one in the early rounds, the Bills drafted defense for the first three rounds.

The sad part is, there won't be a HOF QB on the Bills either for him to coach.

What better way to find out from the people that watch him on a weekly basis.

After 17 years of missing the playoffs, there's no Koolaid left to drink. I see nothing wrong in finding out any coaches past performance, good or bad. I'd like to know what kind of coach we're getting. It's one thing I've learned with the Bills, hope for the best, expect the worst.

Hopefully that's just the case.

I just did a search on Rick Dennison on Twitter and the tweets from Broncos fans last fall weren't good. Hopefully that won't be the case in Buffalo, but it doesn't exactly inspire much confidence in his abilities as an OC.

Just read a couple of tweets from the Denver media, they think the Bills made a mistake as Broncos fans are happy to see him go.

Who?

I'm grateful the Pegula's bought both the Sabres and Bills. Unfortunately, they are new to owning sports teams and are learning as they go. When they took over both teams, they tried to run it like their gas business and gave everyone a chance, Instead, they should have cleaned house with both teams. I feel the Pegula's want to win championships in both sports, but don't know how to do it yet. I also feel that the Pegula's are listening to the wrong person [brandon]. While Brandon is great at marketing and the business side of football, he's been terrible when it comes to football operations. Brandon told Terry to go into the coaching interviews with no set expectations and just like dating, you'll know the right one. That right there was a horrible way to do a coaching search. Just like with any business, you have to have a vision/goal/plan on what your business should be about. The coaching search should have been based on what the football teams vision/goals/plans are, not who interviewed the best or who is the most likable.

Shane Falco

It seems that there has been no real vision for this team as they've been doing things on the fly. It seems like they've interviewed coaches without knowing exactly what they're looking for and hire the guy who interviews the best.

Schopp, Sullivan and Gleason are three terrible media hacks in Buffalo. Schopp makes no sense at all and Sullivan and Gleason are nothing more than two whiny internet bloggers.

Maybe there's been discussions between the Bills and Saints and it's possible the Saints will not even give the topic of trading Brees any consideration which is why Whaley is now saying they're looking to build for the long-term.

Finally, a sense of direction from this team instead of doing things on the fly.

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That name cracks me up every time! How about Joe Bob Briggs.