Jauron took a 5-11 team and went 7-9 his first season. His worst record as a Bills coach was 7-9 (full season)
In comes Chan Gailey. A guy who thus far has proven to be everything Jauron was not. A guy that demands hard work, attention to detail, can game plan, has an offensive mind, and expects his players to win as opposed to telling them "it's hard to win in the NFL".
Other than T.O., what has significantly changed for the worse?
-Defense switching to 3-4 will take some time, but the idea is that it will help shore up our horrid run D from last year. At some point in the season, this switch will be a positive.
-Special teams do look suspect, but we need to wait till the starting line-up is in for the regular season
-Offense now has a real OC. We added Spiller. Roscoe will be more involved. The O-line is more experienced and for the time being, is healthy. They have shown signs of life thus far in the pre-season and are actually exciting to watch.
How can people (fans and "analysts") predict this team to only win 3 games? I would like to think that overall our team has improved on paper from the last few years, or at least stayed the same. So the question is this:
Who wins more games given the same team, Gailey coached Bills or Jauron coached Bills?
I say Gailey, hands down. That’s why I say we go at least 8-8 this season and make a push for a Wild Card spot.