tedstrong

I did notice that, which gave me hope

I realize the line is that no current coaches are being considered, I was hoping for a ground swell of support from the fans.

Has been a bright spot over last few years

Jim Harbaugh

In Kelly, I see a similar upside in attitude, energy, and innovation as Harbaugh brought to San Francisco. Very low B.S. tolerance, can do, will do. That said, I'd say either he or Lovie.

The initial comments were 'bang' on. He is stout on the edge and sets a ferocious tone for attitude on the field. I also feel his locker room presence is immeasurable.

As with the Packers game earlier this year, there are times when questioning the officiating is justified. These calls were equally as outrageous and meaningful in the context of the game.

Has been a real spark this year

BTW- if you don't think Reggie Mac was dominant, remember that he was the primary pulling guard against all comers league wide when OJ went 6/carry, most years either side and up through Cribbs. Plus two all pro years. He may be overshadowed because that whole line was stellar- no offense to Joe D.

THANK YOU! I've been asking this question for years! There should be a groundswell of support for this. Reggie Mac was awesome!!!

Nice list first of all. I especially agree with BRAXTON and Hooks and Chandler. Additionally, I would say the most unappreciated Bills. 1)Eugene Marve (easily the best linebacker in that era on the Bills. I can still see him tossing Micky Marvin out of bounds by his shoulder pads) 2)Joe Devlin (crazy, but a stud) 3)Kenny Davis (the Texas Twister) 4)Reggie McKenzie (is there a GOOD reason he is not on the wall of fame) 5)Robb Riddick (all he did was get you that first down) 6)Jim Haslett (skinny legs and a mean streak) 7)Art Still (leadership and class) 8)JD Hill (when the ball was thrown) 9)Big Ben Williams 10)Ed Rutkowski (I don't know how he did it but he always did it) Hated Lucious Sanford and Scott Radicic (sp?)- always arriving late at the pile like they would have done something. Big soft spot for Ray Bentley, but didn't quite earn the list.

well said

I mean as of last Sunday, he seemed amenable to coaching again, and what better fit than Buffalo Bill Cowher?