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You find the quarterback of your choice, Cutler, Glennon, Mallet, or Sanchez then you adjust the offense with a free agent or two.

 

Kiko Alonzo returns and the defense is even better next year.

 

We move merely on to the playoffs with an already 9-7 team and YOU receive most of the credit.

 

Did you learn anything from Jon Gruden ?

 

If you pass up the Buffalo Bills head coaching then you are nuts.......... :doh:

 

Even Dick Jauron could coach this team to the playoffs...............

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You find the quarterback of your choice, Cutler, Glennon, Mallet, Vick then you adjust the offense with a free agent or two.

 

Kiko Alonzo returns and the defense is even better next year.

 

We move merely on to the playoffs with an already 9-7 team and YOU receive most of the credit.

 

Did you learn anything from John Gruden ?

 

If you pass up the Buffalo Bills head coaching then you are nuts.......... :doh:

 

Even Dick Jauron could coach this team to the playoffs...............

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Don't go into sales :lol:

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Don't forget a wealthy owner that will spend on whatever you need. Extra coaches? More scouts? Private jacuzzi on the team plane? You got 'em. Not to mention a new domed stadium in a few years and no threat to leave town. The lack of a QB is the only wart.

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You find the quarterback of your choice, Cutler, Glennon, Mallet, or Sanchez then you adjust the offense with a free agent or two.

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We'll even throw in Aaron Rodgers but remember EJ Manuel is Jim Kelly so you'd better make him win.

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This.

 

QB is the hardest position to fill and most important position by far in the sport.

 

Bills have EJ Manuel and Jeff Tuel, no first round pick and not a whole lot of options in FA.

 

Atlanta is definitely the best place of all jobs available.

 

 

 

A good QB on a team that is 10-22 the last two years that with a reasonable amount of tweaking in a bad division could honestly be 10-6 or better in 2015...yeah, that is the choice of coaches and I think really has been since Smith got fired.

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one thing to remember in football is that next year never comes, nothing is certain when it comes to football, we could suffer significant injuries that could derail the team's progress

Oh thanks for the uplift. I could also walk outside and get hit by a bus. This is a risk for every team in the NFL. We need to be above that. Our defense lost the best player to injury this year, and turned out just fine.

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Maybe that's why there are 75 interviews.

 

IMO that's the new owner, not having much NFL experience, wanting to interview everyone under the sun to make the right choice as opposed to coaches declining the gig. Has Pegs has actually made any offers or has any team made any offers?

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None of those quarterbacks are at all likely to lead anyone to the play offs, that is why they are available.

 

Another complication is that the same team that was looking to replace Galey with Polian or, at the least, to have Polian look over his shoulder, is now having Galey interview the coaching candidates. Not many coaches survive after the GM who hired him gets fired.

 

Add in the lack of a first round pick and you can see why a coach with another option might take a pass on the Bills.

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None of those quarterbacks are at all likely to lead anyone to the play offs, that is why they are available.

 

Another complication is that the same team that was looking to replace Galey with Polian or, at the least, to have Polian look over his shoulder, is now having Galey interview the coaching candidates. Not many coaches survive after the GM who hired him gets fired.

 

Add in the lack of a first round pick and you can see why a coach with another option might take a pass on the Bills.

 

I think everyone of them is an upgrade to Orton :flirt:

 

They are no more risky then any QB in this years draft

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Whaley is pitching EJ to these guys. Any coach worth a darn would almost demand a new QB of his choosing be brought in. And it sounds like Whaley isnt going to give in. Thats basically why Marrone left.

 

No one is chomping at the bit to come here.

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Whaley is pitching EJ to these guys. Any coach worth a darn would almost demand a new QB of his choosing be brought in. And it sounds like Whaley isnt going to give in. Thats basically why Marrone left.

 

No one is chomping at the bit to come here.

 

Good point. Someone who has a low opinion of EJM and actually wants to hit the ground running isn't "stupid" to walk away. He may just decide that having EJM rammed down his throat wasn't in his best career interest.

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You find the quarterback of your choice, Cutler, Glennon, Mallet, or Sanchez then you adjust the offense with a free agent or two.

 

Kiko Alonzo returns and the defense is even better next year.

 

We move merely on to the playoffs with an already 9-7 team and YOU receive most of the credit.

 

Did you learn anything from Jon Gruden ?

 

If you pass up the Buffalo Bills head coaching then you are nuts.......... :doh:

 

Even Dick Jauron could coach this team to the playoffs...............

 

 

 

 

 

 

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If it meant having EJ forced down your throat for a year, it makes it MUCH less appealing. I would hope the management gets a REAL QB and quits messing around with a failed pick.

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You find the quarterback of your choice, Cutler, Glennon, Mallet, or Sanchez then you adjust the offense with a free agent or two.

 

Kiko Alonzo returns and the defense is even better next year.

 

We move merely on to the playoffs with an already 9-7 team and YOU receive most of the credit.

 

Did you learn anything from Jon Gruden ?

 

If you pass up the Buffalo Bills head coaching then you are nuts.......... :doh:

 

Even Dick Jauron could coach this team to the playoffs...............

 

 

 

 

 

 

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feeling optimistic are we B-)

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Whaley is pitching EJ to these guys. Any coach worth a darn would almost demand a new QB of his choosing be brought in. And it sounds like Whaley isnt going to give in. Thats basically why Marrone left.

 

No one is chomping at the bit to come here.

They can bring in whoever they want. Peyton, Brady, Rogers, anyone will do.
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One benefit of casting a wide net in the interview process is it allows the new ownership to tell their story. They need the word to get out that they are committed to winning and money/resources are not an issue. "...AND if ANYONE gets in your way, just let me know because you report to me." It may not get them the candidate of their choice this time but they need to take advantage of this platform to broadcast their message.

 

You cannot say they did not try to lock up the big names to come here. People like Cowher have too much to lose, including a friendship with a billionaire if he comes to Buffalo and fails. If the rumors were true that Polian was dissuaded by bad mouthing in the inner ranks then I am sure the Pegulas will address that in good time.

 

Personally, I think it is a good, exciting gig for all the reasons mentioned by others. Remember, any coach has to sell his family on a 3+ year commitment to Buffalo. These guys are coaches. It's their "job". Their families see it as their "job"...a cross country move is a big deal whether you are a garbage man or a football coach. I have moved cross country twice and half way once - it's stressful.

 

Owners in small markets will always have to overpay or over-empower to entice competitive coaching and front office candidates to join their organization. I don't think money will be an issue. They need to get the right organizational structure in place.

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PTR, you do know where the Sabres team salary ranks in the NHL? He didn't spend there, and what he did was only to get to the NHL salary floor

So you're saying the guy who overpaid for the Bills by half a billion is going get cheap all of a sudden?? :lol:

 

As for the Sabres, let me give you a little background.

 

The reason the Sabres cap is so low is they traded all their high-priced vets for draft picks. So now you have a team of rookies with a handful of vets. Who should they be paying millions to? They are trying to lose!!

 

Wait until they tank this year, get either McDavid or Eichel, then start spending lavishly on free agents again...you know, like they did before the tank! Maybe you were in a coma then? Are you familiar with names like Christian Ehrhoff, Robyn Regehr, and (shudder) Ville Leino?

 

If you aren't fully familiar with Sabres history, resist the urge to use it against Pegula and the Bills

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