Endzone Animal

Van Pelt should have turned them down. This is a lose/lose career move for him, not a promotion.

Jauron is a loser who wants a pathetically predictable offense? I'm shocked...shocked.

Nope. They are a suck-ass team with or without him, only now just a little bit suckier. Ralph obviously knows they will suck and is just trying to save money as the ship is about to sink.

The Bills save nearly $2 million at RB by cutting him. Being thin at that position makes it clear he was cut for non-football related reasons. He was not a 7th round pick hoping to impress, but a veteran that was supposed to shore up the position with Lynch out and Jackson as the only other qualified back. Omon is a totally unproven late pick, but he's cheap and that's what really matters with this group of losers, isn't it? 4-12 at best.

Rhodes was cut so Ralph could save money. No other reason, and no point discussing it any further. For those who are Ralph fans, today is a financial savings victory that should be celebrated.

Don Coryell

This move tells me that the apocalypse is approaching from a divine comet, and we must all put on our Nikes and drink some Kool-Ade.

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If this move gets some of you excited than you are far too easily stimulated.

And I think everyone would have to agree that this is a can't fail move by Ralph and company.

Right now 27/30 voters believe the Bills will have a losing record. Pretty telling considering this forum is a haven for blind optimists and certified lunatics!

Not exactly...Ralph just saved a bunch of money on coaching expenses by switching to V-Pelt.

Why not? He should...and boy would that frost Jauron's frosty ass.

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You are aware that Schonert played QB for 10 years in the NFL, right?

Hey, it's just [blank] being [blank]. [blank] is still just a young kid that made a mistake like all of us did when we were that age. Anyway, [blank] grew up in a rough neighborhood without much family support, so we probably need to give him a little slack. Yes, emotions were running high, and [blank] did something he shouldn't, but we were all young once and did stupid things. Why should we string up [blank] for it when we've all been guilty of doing plenty of stupid things when we were that age? Putting him back on the street certainly won't help anything. Better to just chalk this one up to immaturity and let [blank] move on with his career. Give the guy a break!

Clearly a desperation move...it will make no difference in the fortunes of this team, which remains equally incompetent with or without Schonert, only now leaving the players in a state of total confusion. The thing is, teams will adjust the roster, make off season acquisitions, draft players, and cut players based on the scheme of the OC. To suddenly decide now, after the preseason has been completed and the week of the first game is upon us, that the switch needed to be made at OC is not "doing something", it's panicking like a bunch of Keystone Cops and everyone in the league knows it. Now, if they fired Jauron that might be different!

Another cost cutting measure by Wilson?

This just adds to the well earned perception of the franchise in a state of utter chaos, desperation and incompetence.

Holy shittttt

Guess that gives away how I voted.

What say you?

I predict 4-12. This team is terrible, and will fit in nicely with the Johnson/Rauch/Ringo/Stephens/Bullough eras of ineptitude. Horrible on offense, average at best on defense, best player on the team is the punter. @Pats* L Bucs W Saints L @Fish L Browns W @Jets L @Caro L Texans W @Tenn L @Jags L Fish L Jets(Tor) L @KC W Pats* L @Atl L Colts L

Vick was already was out of the league for 2 full seasons serving hard time. He's now getting two more games to just let him know the league is watching, but the fact is he has paid his dues - which is a lot more than you can say for Marshawn.