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Mario did what he got hired to do. Good to see him disrupting and giving the other team fits (no pun intended). People forget he missed 11 games last year and is playing in a new defense. I think he is getting his mojo back. I'll give him a ham sammy for the effort. Also, I really like the Gimore kid. He leaves it all on the field. There was a point in the 4th quarter when a coach had to pull him off the field for a play or two. I don't know if he got his bell rung or what. One thing I worry about is him getting his eggs scrambled too often.

If he plays x amount of games the 7th round pick we traded becomes a 6th.

Bills would have smoked them if Fitz could throw. He has the worst arm ever. Horrible, Horrible and I mean Horrible throws. Won't be long until the players revolt. Better warm up the Tavaris wagon

I'd feel better about it if we didn't have the worst QB I have seen in NFL. But hey, it was a good win

That is great that he spoke up but he is the 3rd running back. Is there no starters with the balls to stand up and call out his bros for their candy ass effort. Someone needs to be smashing some lockers or something

Nice try Tashard

Great Story. It got me thinking. I have a Buffalo Bills yearbook from the late 90's that an ex girlfriend gave me. I am going to burn it.

Kyle Moore > Merriman

When was Buddy Ryan in Buffalo?

Hell no he is not a bust. But I am not sure he is being put in a position where he can succeed either.

It wasn't cool. It was freaking freezing. Like -20. The Raiders just wanted to get back on the bus ASAP

What bothers me is that Gailey is not involved with the D at all by his own admission. It sounds like he is basically the O coordinator and not a strong head coach at all. Obviously this team is lacking in leadership. IMO Gailey needs to have his thumb on the pulse of all 3 units and hold people accountable. Also there are decisions to be made and actions to be taken that are best done by an involved owner or strong GM. We will see how that plays out but coaches are just a voice who accomplish things through relationships with others. NFL coaches are an elite and loyal bunch. It's not in their best interest to burn bridges

In the grand scheme of things he is right

at this point who really cares

Current ones have more sweat in them

Just like Mario has a clause that keeps him at RE, Wannstedt has one that keeps him in the booth.

Hell Yes

Probably beat him down and then build him back up again slowly.

OK. So Wanny is great and Anderson is a situational pass rusher. 4 guys get handled easily by 5 plus a TE. Something doesn't add up to me. Why can't we get him in the right "situation"?

That is a coaches job too. Doesn't help when your D Co. is up in the booth. I feel like this team is young and really needs someone on the sidelines that they can look to. Someone to pump them up, calm them down, keep them focused, remind them the game is not over etc....I haven't seen much of this on the sidelines but I am not there either so?

No caption necessary. A picture is woth a thousand words.

It's been 40 years since a professional football team has given up 45 points in one half. Settle a bit? Yea right.

Mario is getting the brunt of the blame around here. He may or may not be doing what he is asked to do. But what about Anderson? He is on the blind side and he should be bringing it. Isn't that where you typically have a speed rusher? I ain't seeing much except a big loop around the backfield. Not seeing that lightning fast quickness getting off blocks and making plays. Same thing play after play.

I haven't heard anything about him signing a new contract

I didn't think of that. You might be right. Probably couldn't wait to go check his game cameras.