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Two words: Bill Walsh.

Especially the coach that made sure you had showered.

He is obviously a sick person who needs to fly over the CC nest.

When they stack the box with 8 or 9, that's when players like FJ / CJ come in handy to change from a run to a pass. No reason to change what's on the field, just change the play at the line. A running team can pass if the same runners can catch, plan on that play 1 of the regular season.

You know better Meathead,

Our last coach's job wasn't to lose by too much.

Did you see that fundamentalist article?? Chan deserves the benefit of the doubt, no doubt.

I have to give him the benefit of the doubt, we should get better.

I have to give him the benefit of the doubt, we should get better.

Is it harder these days, Chan Gailey is asked, to get players to follow all the rules, to accept the consequences for their actions, to get them to resist taking the easy way out? "How much time you got?" Gailey responds, leaning forward as if the question has touched a nerve. "That is a story in itself. Our society doesn't look at things that way anymore. So it's hard for young people to look at that anymore. When the president of our country does things that are not morally right and nothing happens, how in the world are they supposed to understand right from wrong? Now that gray line between those two has become larger and larger every year that I've been alive. Yes, it's become harder." The new coach of the Buffalo Bills is a man who definitely knows right from wrong. Way back in 1983 when he got his first head coaching job -- at Troy State in Alabama -- he developed a motto: Do everything the right way. It is a mantra that he has repeated, in one form or another, throughout his career. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article80986.ece

You ever been in a Turkish prison? http://www.entertonement.com/clips/tbrqflt...tions-Airplane-

This draft may or may not end up great, I for one really liked it.

What clutch situation could the 3 of them get us into?? Handing a ball off 69% of the time doesn't make them a determining factor. I would expect it to stay pretty close to that.

Maybin barely saw the field last year, yet he was somehow labeled some type of bust last after last season. Normally, first year folks on the line don't do too much, especially if they don't get played. Clausen would not be given the time here to learn in Buffalo, not a chance.

Yeah, this holds water.

I can see how 10 years of failure can bring us to believe it will never get better but for some odd reason I feel different about these guys. I can go into Nix's experience or Gailey being tough but it's more about following a plan & dedicating yourself to that plan. These guys are going to work this team & see where the current people fit in their plan, no reason to trade for any other players until that's over. We might actually sit a better player than we could bring in, so why bother?? Give the boys time, they'll get it right.

All this manhood is confusing me.

LOL, did it ever leave?

Yeah I seen it, really fast car with a collision. I end up floating over our lady help of christians church on the corner of genesee / Union rd in cheektowaga, say your prayers.

No ****.

I kinda got hold of some bad acid and didn't come down for 2 weeks, the beard / sheets part had to come up from what I remember. There was this "I am Jesus" part & the garage roof mixed in, so I can midly relate to this guy.

The whole league passed on him, some a few times so some word was out that there was a hangup with him of some kind. I guess all the teams are crazy.

I wish no harm on any other club, unless they're in our division. 0-40 is terrible, just terrible.

Jimmy is now like 3rd in line now yet he was a shame for the Bills to pass on twice?? Hmmm.... 3. Bills pass on Jimmy Clausen, twice Entering April's draft with the league's worst quarterback situation, the Bills had two chances to select pro-ready Jimmy Clausen. They passed both times, opting instead to bolster an already strong tailback corps with C.J. Spiller at No. 9, and taking raw nose tackle Torrell Troup 41st. New coach Chan Gailey plans to hold a three-way QB competition in camp consisting of injury-prone Trent Edwards, draft bust Brian Brohm, and noodle-armed journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick. http://m.nbcsports.com/s/showPage.do?siteI...icleId=38349607