Endzone Animal

I'm calling BS on your entire premise. Despite your desperate attempt to claim otherwise for biased reasons, they indeed lost their best skill players from the previous year yet finished ranked 25th in the NFL in offense, down from 24th the previous year with Chan "Bill Walsh" Gailey masterminding superior weapons. I trust the fact that no NFL team wanted him to be their head coach in the past 11 years over an alleged Bill Cowher endorsement of his buddy. Dick Jauron had the endorsement of Marv Levy, too...that went well. Unlike many typical douchebag Bills fans with an inferiority complex, who will blindly cheer for Ralph's team no matter what mountain of bargain basement dreck he spews out, I will continue to just not give a crap until he's gone. It's called having standards.

Actually, it's when someone's argument is so inept I feel compelled to let them know they're looking like a fool with their pants on the ground. Yes, I agree it's nice of me.

Pants on the ground.

Kool-aid, Kool-aid - tastes great. Kool-aid, Kool-aid - can't wait. Chiefs lost Tony Gonzalez, Larry Johnson was suspended and then cut, and had to work with injuries to Matt Cassell. They lost leading receiver Dwayne Bowe to a steroid suspension and reached for the waiver wire to pick up a shot Chris Chambers. The fact that this team equaled their previous year's numbers is pretty incredible under these circumstances.

Let's go Bills! Let's go Bills! BILLIEVE!! BILLIEVE!! Pants on the ground.

Mike Mularkey's Steelers offense finished 3rd and 5th in the NFL, and 6th in offense his first year in Atlanta. The Bills really should have looked at him. Cam Cameron was an offensive genius in San Diego, and helped turn around Baltimore's offense with the young Joe Flaco at QB. The Bills really should have looked at him. Kevin Gilbride has had tremendous success in the NFL for many teams, including a highly productive year in Buffalo with Drew Bledsoe at the helm, and a Super bowl winning offense in New York just two years ago. The Bills really should have looked at him.

Well, since Ralph believes he doesn't need to hire top coaching or management, just hope for better luck, than I guess Vegas was built for fools like Ralph with his pants on the ground.

Disgusting, yet oh so appropriate for this team.

You keep on telling yourself that if it makes you happy.

Lookin' like a fool with your pants on the ground.

Pants on the ground.

Gailey's name has not been picked in the past 11 years he's been on the market, so why would anyone expect it? He has been on lists as a coordinator, and has served as one as recently as last year, but getting canned by KC in preseason certainly didn't make him more attractive as a HC. The alleged Cower endorsement is nothing more than lipstick on the Gailey pig.

Only two years out, so the 3 years at $5 million/year he was guaranteed from Baltimore, plus whatever he makes on top of that at NFL Network, would be pretty good motivators for him to sit out a couple years before considering another HC position. Meanwhile, if not for Buffalo, Gailey would never, never, ever have been even considered as an NFL HC again. Wonder why that is?

Brown, 2012? 2016? A Republican who can win in MA will be a huge celebrity within the party.

On a more significant note, what should I have for dinner?

If Billick had been hired the excitement level in Buffalo would be palpable. If you took a poll last week and put Chan Gailey on it with Billick, Marty Schottenheimer, Frazier and Fewell, Gailey would not have received a single vote. Face it, it's a lame hire...a pathetic, retread yes-man who's just happy to have a job because nobody else wants him at any price.

Even better, the Bills were the first NFL team in 11 years to call on Gailey. You know what they say...washed up coaches, like fine wines, only get better with age.

Why call anyone else when an absolute stud like Chan Gailey was somehow still available?

Sullivan, as per usual, is absolutely right.

Sounds like someone poojed on your brain.

Ralph was "not comfortable" with him. Translation: money and power.

Hoss Cartwright.

So let's run through the Bills staff. GM: Boss Hogg HC: Roscoe P. Coltrane OC: Buford T. Justice DC: Huckleberry Hound

Remember, too, that Chan is just a nickname. His birth certificate says Roscoe P. Coltrane.