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Right, he would move his rather large family (6 kids?) from San Diego to Buffalo.

Hmmmm? If I was Chris hogan (or insert any current Buffalo Bill player) and had the choice to sign in NE or Buffalo, what would I do? Hmmmm?

So he'll be knocking on Tyrod's door at 12:01 the day after his contract runs out.

Nooooooo!!!!!!!

I would do that

This is an intelligent point and a question that deserves an answer. Unless he's bringing a QB, I hope he can also make the run game go.

yeah! .... or not?

Don't know much about him (for that matter, don't know much about any the candidates so far), but he has been successful in a defense this decade--that will be an improvement from the last coach.

Let's face the reality gang unless the Bills are able to pull off some miracle trade for a Luck, or Carr, or Rodgers, etc., etc., there are just now significant upgrades that will be available. It really come down to three options if they want to make a playoff run: 1) hoping like heck that Cardale Jones proves to be something--and everyone that knows something in the organization, does not seem to think that is going to happen soon; 2) taking a gamble and hope you get real real real lucky and get a Zac Prescott like player in the draft--the odds of that are lower than Jones developing; or 3) staying with Taylor and focus on improving the Defense--this is what I would do. And all three are a long shot . . . but let's face the reality, there just are not any quality free agents out there to be had!

When will we all get to the reality that Tyrod Taylor is still better than what is available?????

this

Simply because I'm a lifelong Bills fan (56 years) and want to know everything I can. Mainly fun and entertainment.

Mahoney will be the QB option at 10

I think this is closer to the truth . . . And we can't enough. . . We're going have to face it we're addicted to love That is sweet, thanks for the laugh

Tank it??? You like, Indy's "lose for Luck" . . . How's that working out for them?

Hmmm, Maybe that Tyrod guy isn't so bad after all?

Doesn't what you're saying describe Rex to the T: unprepared, can't adapt, not smart enough to see the league had passed him by ????

Who said it would be crazy?

Well said Virgil, thanks for your work all year.

I should have been a GM, the two QB's I've wanted the Bills to draft the last few years (that is, guys they could have had beyond round 1): Russ Wilson and Dak Prescott.

who said he has a choice, have the Bills interviewed him?

"I have softened my stance in the past couple days on picking up the option" . . . that right there is worthy of a News Conference, please explain.

HC - Josh McDaniels OC - Anthony Lynn DC - Gus Bradley Interesting Note: Heard on the 4-letter network today, of the three current HC openings (Rams, Jaguars, Bills), the Bills job is the least desirable mainly because of the uncertainty at QB, but also the lack of confidence in the GM situation.

I would agree, he did have the talent. And same thing happened with the Jets. I do not recall who it was, but someone on the NFL Network was discussing the "Rex Defensive Genius" is a huge stretch. In Baltimore, he had Ray Lewis and company--any coach would look good with them, in NY he inherited Mangini's defense--it was still good for two years, but in time Rex's influence was to take it to the middle of the league. Just like he did in Buffalo. I hated the hire from the start. But as a fan, I was willing to give it a chance. He stayed too long in my opinion. I would agree, as long as there is a viable alternative.

Prayers for his family and friends. He was one of the better ST coaches the Bills ever had, and by all accounts, also one of the great people of this world--football or not.