WinBeforeYouLeave

It looked like he tried to drop the first one in to TJ but the air got it. The latter passes heading that way were thrown more 'on a rope'. I think he showed progression.

Shades of Thurman. I like the humor, love the chip on his shoulder. It's nice to see Stevie takes some ownership of the record before he arrived; team guy.

Physically he reminds me of Eric Moulds. His play reminds me of Quinn Early. Nice to have around.

A gym in town is owned by a guy that was the strenth and conditioning coach for a 2 NFL teams. With a quick glance he can estimate how much mass you can carry relative to your joints and what not, and how much -and little- you should work to hit those targets. Pretty basic stuff, I know. I hear it every day, more is not better, most guys are doing way too much to recover fully, and many can't maintain mass if they're in the gym too much. The trainers that work for the Bills are pretty sharp, even if they're the worst in the league. Stevie is not Aaron Maybin, undersized and desperately needing strength, upper body mass might just slow Stevie down and additional lower body strength may lead to more pulls and strains. Plus he's a free spirit that will say anything when he's on a roll. He likes being provocative.

I believe there is a lot of truth in this. The team that finally wins this will be Gods in this area. The 90's players will still be adored, but it couldl be very different.

Never thought about Marv's tenure that way. Well put.

Chan and Wade are very similar, albeit in mirror situations- one defensive minded one not, one had the QB with the arm and no brains, (Johnson) the other has the QB with the brains and no arm. Both have DeHaven. Fans regret the firing of Wade so soon. Jerruh misses Chan, says he fired him too soon- Jerruh fired Wade too late, hell I dunno....

I believe Gailey is good enough to take the team back to relevance, maybe more. I hate saying good enough is ok, but it's better than I've seen 20 of the past 35 years with this team. I think a mediocre head coach with a stable offensive system, a top 10 qb, and a top 15 defense (we have 2 of these pieces) can go far in Decmber with a little momentum. It isn't likely to happen this year, but I fear big changes over tweaks right now. I think the team is closer in many areas that at any time since '04.

Pereira went Hollywood in an embarrassing fashion when FOX dialed him up. He acts like a jacked up karaoke douche at the local pub. Gruden is 1000 times better than a lot of analysts because he has an opinion, like it or not- and he has the credentials to support his view. Pereira may have held a position of significance with the league, but he comes off like an attention mongering wanna be- officials should be not be 'the show', during or after their careers. Eccch...

I love my seats; a push towards the fifty low on the upper deck will make you smile, the view is great. (ck signature)

How many good defenses have been frittered away in the past 10+ years because of inconsistent QB play? A few. I think the overall talent assembled by Jauron in 2009 could win 10 with a stud QB. (Injuries and lack of QB play proved otherwise) Is the right QB out there right now? Prob not, but we have missed many over the past 10, we choose poorly. Bills fans have to stop accepting that a succession of O-lines (that Manning would make look great) are all to blame.

Flutie made a line that was getting ripped for not protecting Johnson look like the Hogs. His decision making was so much quicker the whole complexion of the offense changed. He skipped passes off the turf and went really cold at times, but he recognized where things were and went after them. Moulds' RAC ability was dangerous, esp. combined with Price's speed, and he found them. Brees could have a 3500 yard season here with a journeyman line placed in front of him. Price and Nelson are legit upper tier talent, Freddie is better than many. You can't flat out blitz/attack a guy with a brain, they will get 6 at some point, and force the defense back in coverage. I was a bigger line critic until I saw the difference Flutie made and again when (dare I say it) Edwards took over for JP. Things loosened up and all the sudden the protection was better, because the ball came out on time. I know, since... not so much. He looked good early, though.

...but with your 15 years of experience, you have never interviewed anyone for a front office/HC position. Cowher just might have been so worried about his legacy he might not want to be here, the Bills cupboard is not full. Would OBD admit that? He might have said that he might want to coach, but reduced hours, Spurrier stuff. Cowher may simply think it's nice in the TV studio. We simply weren't there. What has been reported is that finances were not the issue. Take one Ralphie stigma off the table. No offense, but fifteen years at the stadium is not equal to one on one time with the coaching prospects. An unworkable situation is bad, no matter how flashy the names are.

Spit Pepsi on my laptop. Thanks for that.

I don't think they do or should care what a bunch of individuals- who were not in the room- have to say about a situation they know nothing (substantive) about. Perhaps hiring a guy that shared what he shared during that discussion makes him a bad choice. We don't know. My Mom used to push me to date the polite, well spoken girl that wore the conservative shirts. We had recently broken up be cause she couldn't keep her legs together. Mom didn't know that little fact. Never told her, either.