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My end of the year rambling report on the state of the franchise


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5-1 start was an oasis of hard fought wins over bad football teams. Losing 8 out of last 10 games and losing all six games against divison opponents rank this year among the worst in franchise history.

 

Player/Position Evaluation

Unfortunately the players on the team are below average. Lack of "playmakers" hurts overall team performance. Inconsistant play and on field leadership severely limit capacity to win games. While all teams need to deal with injuries, the Bills have had to deal an above average amount over the last few years. The offensive line is overweight and can't run or pass block. The defensive line is underweight and can't get off blocks. Pass rush is awful. Linebackers and defensive backs are overrated. Running Backs and Quarterbacks are above average but offensive line play limit potential. Wide receivers are average but poor game planning and play calling prevent them from ability to catch and run. Tight End position is horrible and going on almost ten years without NFL cailber player in starting line up. Special Teams are above average, unless you need them to make a play or kick, then they fall below average. Kick Return game is above average, but usually means other team scored, again!!

 

Coaching Evaluation

Coaching is below average during game planning and even worse on game day. Continually fall to create advantageous situations that allow players to succeed. Common sense is often overlooked due to

 

Front Office Evaluation

COO, Russ Brandon has established a business management plan to cure a chaotic front office under Marv Levy. Player evaluation (pro and college scout) is average, however the ultimate decision making ability is very poor. Cash to the cap policy perpetuates mediocrity and inability to qualify for post season competition. Public Relations/Marketing ranks above average for their ability to annually sell this product to the economically disadvantaged people of Western New York.

 

Ownership

Ownership continues to be among the worst in professional sports history.

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