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"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.

And there is nothing in this evaluation that gets me excited. He's a punk, has never been a winner, and doesn't appear to have any outstanding qualities as a player. Was that your point? you can't be serious

Is this our new coach?

Yes, our Special Teams play seemed to just go downhill all year. And the final minutes of the game Saturday were just the climax of it.

Does it matter wheatherI (we) trust them or not? Don't they own the team? Thus, they can hire, and fire, whomever they want.

Prophetic

Wouldn't that be a hoot. But isn't he a free agent after this season? Denver would take him today.

Yuuup, that's all. Don't read to much into this decision.

Clearly, they do not think Cardale is ready. He is not the answer now.

Well, with the Bills luck: All the teams we would have needed to lose to make the playoffs will, Tyrod will throw for 400 yards and run for two TDs, Rex's D will hold the Jets to 150 yards of total offense and pitch a shutout, Dan Carpenter will make 6 extra points and hit a 58 yards field goal, and by the end of the day, we will drop to 19th in the draft order.

And that's why Terry and Kim pay Russ the big money, he'll figure out this salary crap thing, he's good at that. Right?

Why did I bother?

And yes, the Sammy Watkins play, that bothered me at the time, and still does.

I find it funny that TT has been roasted for going out of bounds on that 3rd down play before the final Bills touchdown. The logic (criticism) has been: he left too much time on the clock for Miami. So following this logic: Did we intentionally not score on the 1st or 2nd down play so we could run the clock down? Was that the plan as well on the 3rd down play? Was that the plan all along, run as much clock as possible on those three plays, and then score on the 4th down with little or no time left? Okay, sure it would have helped if he didn't go out of bounds, but come on, saying that was a bad play because of the clock management is ludicrous. At that point in the game, the only objective is to score a touchdown, no matter what play and no matter how much time you leave for the other team. You score, and then trust your Defense. Now, the logic of "trusting this wonderful Rex Ryan Defense"? That can be questioned all day, every day, all season!

MAJBobby, in typical Buffalo Bills fan fashion, you are setting yourself up for a huge disappointment. Tyrod has done enough to keep his job, and he will be the #1 QB going into Training Camp. Save yourself the personal trauma and begin to mentally and emotionally accept this. Happy New Year to all, and may the odds be ever in our Bills favor- in this new year

Noooooooooo!!!!!

If the coaches determine that they have seen enough from Kouandjio to warrant starting consideration, right or left (personally, I prefer putting him at right to keep Glenn where he is a proven commodity--if you switch them, now you would have two unknowns), the Bills are in good shape at the Tackle spot with Hendersen as a solid back-up--who also is a capable starter (that is, assuming he gets back to top form). All that to say this, it means a top draft pick can be used elsewhere. And that is a good thing for the Bills.

Your spelling and grammar are still bad.

A desperate act by a desperate coach.

The video replay says otherwise, it sure looked late to me.

SHOUT!

Anybody that has been watching this team knows the defense has been the biggest problem. Even with our genius Defensive minded head coach, and his even smarter brother helping him. Can't wait to see how they make it even better next year.