The Beautiful East

Hope you guys don't mind me getting back on topic. This whole thing is not about political preference, opinions, world view or about a football coach publicly stating either of the afore mentioned. It is about judgement and leadership and decision making. Unfortunately, this move nicely tops off Rex' at best sketchy record in both these fields. I'm very aware of the fact that the better part of football coaches (and players, probably) lean towards consevative world views that don't reflect mine. That's fine. Endorsing Donald Trump has nothing to do with a conservative world view. Trump is not about conservative values, which, for the largest part, I can respect without sharing them. Trump is about one thing only and that is Trump. Though he may seem to be a racist, a chauvinist, a sexist, all he really is is a narcissist lunatic. He couldn't give a **** about the Buffalo Bills or the United States of America. The fact that Rex Ryan doesn't seem to notice all this does trouble me. It does not instill hope in me that last year's series of questionable decisions is a thing of the past and that the Bills are moving on to greener pastures with Rex.

I like Coach Taylor. But only if he brings Tim Riggins and Tami along.

And there should be more.

I can't read the article. My religion (and every bit of common sense) forbids me to read, watch or listen to publications of Fox News.

Yeah, I know what you're gonna say. But my man crush just got rekindled when listening to the conference call Fitz had with the Buffalo media. http://www.buffalobi...cb-51c792d5e8ea If you put aside his physical shortcomings as a QB, he is the best QB any team could ever ask for. And the fact that he quite candidly aknowledges those shortcomings makes him even better. I would absolutely love to have Fitz being our backup QB and, especially, the man mentoring EJ.

Thank you.

Really? I mean, you really think those are funny? I think you'd be lucky to find a 4th grader who doesn't see the lameness...

All said.

Actually, following Walker, I have quite enjoyed reading Rodak's blog. Pulitzer Prize? No. But he sure does a better job of reading up on what he's about to write about, Graham, whilst obviously being a rather volatile character, is also a rather talented writer, I tend to find. Walker deserves the kind of rant this thread was opened with.

We may support the same team. But we sure don't live in the same world. And, boy, am I thankful for that... My 97 year old grandfather is more open-minded than you.

What you're saying is that a team with two great coordinators doesn't need a HC. Do you really believe that?

Actually, on Sunday, Easley's ST play reminded me more of Steve Tasker than of Don Beebe.

Note: Linemen only.

Thought the same thing. Also have to add that I've NEVER experienced a soccer match delayed due to weather. Soft, unmanly...

Grand prize goes to whoever can tell what Leodis' favorite word is.