chris heff

I've always wondered about this one, can someone explain it to me?

I’m sorry but this is just same old crap different year. Brandon has complete control, so what! He is not the owner. There is no accountability. When this team is sold, and it will be eventually, all these guys will more than likely be fired.

Exactly, he is gone.

I think the joke is "Ralph should use most of the money on babes and blow and then just piss away the rest".

I wonder what Bill Walsh thinks .

I've been a fan, well, since the beginning and I think this is the worst. I think there were worse teams but the length of this suck fest is epic. The hopelessness of the situation is the most difficult, because nothing will change until there is a new owner.

The season that got them OJ was 1968. It was a fourteen game season and the Bills record was 1-12-1.

You guys do realize that there is no stadium, no construction started or even planned and AEG is for sale.

http://wgr550.com/pages/14926052.php?contentType=4&contentId=11933470 Says knee sprain, but that would mean Joe has X-ray vision.

+1

Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. I've said it before, since there is no plan in place for the inevitable ownership change, there is no accountability. Thus these results.

I replayed that fumble five times and I never saw the ball go out of bounds.

LOL and I have never typed that before.

Believe me I want them to be good too.

This should not have been a close game. The Bills should have won easily. How many rushing yards did Kolb have, like 70? How many times de he get flushed to his left to find no one over there. Tasker even commented about where Kelsey was lined up and why Kolb was picking up so many yards. After that happens a couple of times don't you move Kelsey or put a spy on Kolb? This is bad coaching. Fitz has always been streaky but not just bad. Constantly throwing behind Johnson and missing a wide open Jackson. Is he worrying about his mechanics too much? There is another thread about missing Nelson that has some validity. So why not see what Easley has? Because we need roster spots for four QBs and a specialty kicker? How about our new punter? Need I say Mooreman? Which brings me to the Wildcat aka Drive Stopper. Does anyone believe that any DC in the NFL loses sleep over this formation? This is a badly coached team in all fazes of the game. There is no accountability because there is no leadership.

Yeah, because what we need is another ex not very good QB to be a not very good WR.

One moved to Detroit and started an insurance company.

Somebody should write a story about a miser that is mean and hates Christmas. Oh, wait.

I reach the point every season lately that I DVR the game, then watch it after I have enjoyed a Sunday afternoon. It doesn't make me any less of a fan.

Ralph Wilson is the problem.

You are absolutely right. The future of this franchise is so uncertain, why would anyone get involved. This is about Ralph Wilson having no succession plan. It is about ego the same as not selling the naming rights to the stadium. There is no accountability in the organization.

Everything going on with this franchise has to do with his ownership. No lease, no new stadium, no leadership. Team needs new owner.

It doesn't matter who the HC is or the GM. It would just be more of the same. I was at a Bills, Dolphins game in Miami during the Malarkey malarkey, the Bills blew a substantial lead. Walking out of the stadium I said to my nephew, another long suffering Bills fan, that nothing will change until there is a change of ownership. This is not a "Ralph is cheap" rant or am I wishing Mr. Wilson any ill will. I met him a few years ago he is a nice man loves to talk to Bills fans, his face lights up when talking about the team. However the fact is this has never been a good organization. The championships of the 1960s were followed by incredible ineptitude starting with the infamous Lamonica trade. Bad GMs, bad coaches, bad drafts bad players. Although Chuck Knox brought some respectability, what did he ever win. It took a quarter of a century for the Bills to be relevant again.That great team on the early nineties was just that great. Prior to that team no one considered the Bills to be a good organization or Ralph to be a good owner. Eventually even a bad organization has to get something right. I hope that a change of ownership doesn't mean the team moves, because I firmly believe that in will be more of the same until there is a change.

I know Moorman is just a punter, but upon further review I have concluded that he is a scape goat for DeHaven's short commings. Since the departure of Bobby April the fall off in the performance of special teams has been significant. Mooreman's gross yard average is fine, his net not great. Is that really all on him?