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Well, that's a bonus for us . . . when you can get into the head of a Harvard man and screw him up, it will be amazing to watch what he does with a USC dropout.

I agree with the rest of them, and would add . . . Refused to can Wanny, or at least make him throw a blitz in once in-a-while, after it was painfully obvious that our four man front couldn't generate a pass rush on its own. . . . . TBD'ers: DO NOT FORGET, it was the Defense that ruined this season, not the Offense However, not sure this is a reason to bench someone--at least he was in position to have the opportunity "Refused to bench Wilson, when he dropped game-clinching INTs in back-to-back games"

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because he faked his girlfriends death? my number one movie of all time!

me too!

Yeah, that Wilson kid is never going to make it. So glad we drafted that WR over him ... what is his name again?

This is indisputably true ... the Bills have let several talented players walk; OR, has it been they just want to go no matter how much the Bills are offering because they want to be on a winning team in healthy organizations????? And I fear that's where Levitre is. He knows there are a number of teams out there looking for top quality lineman (with injuries, and the general lack of quality line play around the league, every team would say they want to improve their line, this is not just a Bills problem), and there are certainly winning teams that will be more than happy to pay him whatever the Bills offer. So, does he think things can turn around in Buffalo, and is he willing to take that chance? Does he go to a proven winner, or stay at a "I hope we win next year" team? If he leaves, don't be surprised, he will be following a long line of solid players that have exited Buffalo for the same reason, its not about money, it's about winning. I hope he doesn't go--we certainly need him, but if he does, who can fault him?

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Enough of this already! I've said it before, I'll say it again, I have a hard time finding anything to laugh about a person whom was responsible for the death of over 6 million innocent people--2 million were children. Here's a modern equivalent, replace Hitler with Adam Lanza, or let's say the terrorist who flew planes into the Empire State building, would we find that funny?

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Got to love that perspective, I've always preferred a more aggressive approach on Defense, for some reason--was it Galey, Edwards, Wanny, Nix?--the Bills have seemed to play more passive "scheme." But whatever it was, it hasn't worked, time for a change.

You're not serious are you . . . sure, just let your best lineman walk, that's how you build winners

WOW! Exciting! Blown-away! A mediocre coach from a mediocre team, from a crap of a conference. They better get extra personnel in to handle the flood of new season ticket buyers in Orchard Park today! And I'm sure there will be a line of top O & D coordinators falling all over themselves to get on this guys staff.

I surely hope this isn't true ... way to ruin a good nights sleep. The Buffalo Bills, a $#%#$#& gift that just keeps on giving!

There has been a lot of clamoring on this board that the Bills should have drafted him. He is exhibit "B" - right behind Russell Wilson or Colin Kaepernick (you pick your favorite) of another miss draft opportunity. Unfortunately, the facts get in the way. Look at their stats this season, they are almost identical. Except for one thing . . . What Dalton has, that Fitz doesn't have, is a DEFENSE!

yuuup! yuuup! and Yuuup!

Lovie Smith + Marc Trestman? now we're talking sense

No!

Taj Boyd fits the mold of the QBs of the future: athletic, big arm, smart, and can beat you running or throwing. If not him, someone like him is what Bills need to go after. Reality Bites! Please, just let us live in our fantasy football world where whomever we draft in the third round will become our BIlls savior . . . that is, until about the 3rd game he plays in.

Speaking of Linebackers, I just saw that the Jones kid from Georgia is coming out . . . I know everyone thinks we should draft a QB in every round, but he is the kind of player that can make an immediate difference. And at the end of the day (or season), it was far more the let-down of the defense that hurt this team than the QB. Time to find our own group of great Linebackers, ignoring that position hasn't worked.

so actually, Chan was better than him . . . and i would say that Arizona had more talent on their roster than the BIlls have had the past three years

How about, "play of the year!"

Someone else said it, I will second it: "Post of the year" (but then again, its only Jan. 2. Seriously, well said. Parallels my own perspective. The only thing I would disagree with, is Lovie and the SU Coach and QB. I know he is tremendous person, but for some reason I just don't get excited about Smith. He seems to have had much more talent in Chicago, that has consistently underachieved. As for the Orange combo, I just don't know much about them. But, if they were that good, why couldn't they win in the pathetic thing they call "Big East Football"? Although, Nassib does look like he has a rocket for an arm--that would be welcomed addition (then again, so did the legendary JP Losman). But, again, excellent summary of pure common sense and solid analysis. Thanks Derek in VA.

Absolutely, by all accounts he's a decent man. What did he ever do to us? Why wouldn't you pull for him. Now Wanny, I hope he gets run over and flattened by a fullback pulling through the wide open hole in his d-line. He, or his defense, is why the Bills were such a disappointment this year.