ColdBlueNorth

I agree. With the exception of Butler we have the same starting offensive unit that played well against NE, but the coaching staff had all offseason to prepare for that one game. Apparently they cannot get a team ready with just one week of preparation. Sometimes Fewell drives me nuts, but I cannot lay the blame of our losses on the defense when the offense has not contributed at all. At least the defense looks like they go into a game with a plan, I have noted in the past that they do not do halftime adjustments well, but at least they have the semblance of organization.

The poor execution, the penalties, the costly decisions, even injuries can be a sign of teams that are poorly managed from the top down. This seems to be the label of a Jauron team. There were some apologist that say that he would have done better in Chicago if it were not for the injuries. I think injuries are only a convenient excuse for someone who is a serial loser as a head coach. Someone who can take a decent team and coach it to ruin. Jauron just is not head coach material. ...and I feel sorry for us all for having to wait till every last wheel comes off of the frigg'n wagon before Ralph actually takes action. There is no reason to let this go on any more Ralphie, pull the plug and end the pain.

There is no way a team can be this bad without pointing the finger at coaching. ... and Parrish needs to go.

Criqui and Cross get games like this for a reason... Punishment for being stupid. Royal was a drive-killer when he was here and now he's the Brown's problem.

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That's what I am talking about! 14-2 and they give the guy a heave-ho out of town. What we wouldn't give to see a year like that again... it will be a long time before the Chargers see that kind of performance again too, although they do have a better front office courtesy of the great Buffalo defection.

I agree 100%, and have yet to understand why on third and 13 our defensive backs are playin 12 yards off the guy. I like the fact that we blitz more, but Fewel needs to compliment that with press coverage.

I like Gruden as well and I think that he is a pretty good coach. That being said, I would prefer to have Schotenheimer simply because he has a better track record of getting an offense on track, developing QB's, getting a running game going, and using the TE's. Also, I think he has enough contacts in the business to assemble a good staff - the last good staff we had was Wade Phillips' (with the exception of his drinking buddy that he let run the Special Teams) they could at least put together a game plan and execute it. Marty has done a great job where ever he has been, but has been plagued by those first round playoff problems. I would love to experience the excitement of actually getting to the playoffs again so why not roll the dice and get rid of dead dick. It's Marty-ball time.

...as bad as they are I cannot work "pink" into a good rhyme. Maybe, The Bills make me want to puke Throw my hands up and ... Puke Grip that bowl and... Puke Not very original, maybe this to the "House of the rising sun" There is a team in Western New York It's called the Buffalo Bills It's been the ruin of many poor fans and lord I know I'm one. So brothers tell your children Don't do what I have done. Please root for a team that has a pair that don't shrivel up in the sun.

What rhymes with "stink"?

I'm tired of hearing about Jason F'n Peters. He's gone, page turned, water under the bridge, etc... Jason Peters got burnt for his share of sacks in last year's glorious run too. He wanted god-like money that we can better spend on a coach who can maybe find his arse with both hands, or maybe they should have spent the money they saved on two adequate backups for Bell and Butler.

Where to begin.... O-Line: Failure to pick up experienced backup when we had the chance. Coaching: Team looks and acts like it has thrown in the towel. Defense: Took a tweener pass-rushing specialist in the draft, but for two weeks the line is getting run over. QB: Not a leader, does not grasp field position, late with throws, questionable arm strength. GM: Took a rebuilding route with the kids up front, which does not bode well for the big-name signing of WR TO. Owner: The mess starts at the top with Ralphie comfortably distant from his business while it gets run into the ground. If he is prepping the Bills to sell them, he has a lousy product. He needs to hire a coach and GM that earn their pay with wins. PAY THEM.

Heads have got to roll.

A man can dream can't he???

Bring in Cowher.

Run it up Miami - Bye Dick

Defensive guys all over the place pointing at eachother

This offense is REALLY bad

Thank you "D"

Please watch for the draw play

Trent could have ran behind Fred for more

Yep... check down to a -1 yrd pass

I smell a safe running play for 0 yrds.

Why can't Trent hit that route

At least April has some cajones