Homey D. Clown

He is a very good coach, but that doesn't make me worried in any way, I was more concerned when Parcells was there than I am now.

Really? Care to elaborate on why signing a receiver to the roster when you have one with a contract issue would NOT in any send a message to him? Wait, what am I thinking, of course you don't need to be rational with your comment, this is the internet, where sarcastic responses are wicked awesome.

I looks to me it's a clear message to Stevie Johnson that he needs to be realistic about his new contract, and if he's not, the team is preparing now for life without him.

Good point, but as we both have proven, it takes some seriously elite pro-bowlers to make it work, and even chicago is showing it to be vulnerable. Let's not even try to get into how bad it is for Indianapolis...

the 2012 season will answer a lot of questions for me... I think the team needs to stay with a solid 4-3 system, and I am seriously hoping to see Shawn Merriman return from his surgery, and Torrel Troup who was definitely showing signs of being a solid pick. Dave Wanstedt employs a stout defensive scheme, and if the team drafts a potential elite pass rushing OLB, along with either a corner that can actually cover, or a can't miss DE, the defense will actually start to win some games for them next year. Sprinkle in some depth at O-line and take a shot at a skill position, and success will then rest on how well Fitzpatrick can deliver the ball. Except for the seriously delusional, I think the majority here can agree the Bills probably have the best backfield tandem going into next season, and very likely the long term answer at RB on the roster. WR needs to be an offensive priority, since depth was a major issue. I think Chan Gailey needs to balance his attack slightly, but that becomes a non issue if what he is calling is executed correctly.

He employs the Tampa 2 scheme, which in my opinion blows chunks, and was very lucky to even work in Tampa when it was first debuted. They had the likes of derrick Brooks, Warren Sapp, John Lynch, and a stellar secondary. That team is probably the only team that could have pulled off suck a flimsy defensive scheme.

nothing brings me more joy than watching the shots of the houston sideline, and seeing how ridiculous Haywood jeffries looked after he did something remotely good. he swung his arms around like mangled Ken doll. I don't think he had working elbows.

anyone who seriously thinks he is a good player that was a product of bad coaching in Buffalo is either taking that stance just to rile up a debate for funsies, or actually needs his head examined... The guy weighs a paltry 221 lbs currently, can't even play every down, was WAAAAY out of position, or pushed out of the play on several of his sacks, and was lucky the QB held onto the ball too long, AND is simply not good.... Wait, I'm trying to be logical about this again and talk sense... my bad. Whoa is me, the bills suck, we should have kept him....and trent edwards....and dick jauron.............and jp losman.............and 'lil donte....... again I have to ask the question... does it actually hurt out loud to be this pessimistic and spiteful against the Bills as an organization?

He knows even less about football, he's a sub-par blog hack that just happens to still have a job at the Buffalo News. He writes over-opinionated garbage that riles up people who don't know any better to avoid his drivel. Like bugs to a zapper. I stopped reading his articles a long time ago, getting upset about his stuff is like arguing with a drunk, it's pointless.

fire everyone.

i logged on here today for the simple reason of looking for the re-hire polian thread.... ohhh how happy everyone would be, but we know all too well that ebenezer will never allow success to happen....errr i mean bring back Polian again.

To not get any hope up just before the 2012 season, and if by some miracle the team wins more than it loses in spite of its-self, I'll be pleasantly surprised, rather than filled with gut wrenching despair. This year's collapse has really left me empty towards this team right now, as I now understand what apathy towards something I have loved with a passion for 30+ years is like. To watch this team crumble exactly like it happened just 3 seasons before was almost the last straw, and now that I can't even look down my nose at Detroit fans anymore was the clincher. The Bills have officially become the Washington Generals. I don't believe these guys are upset after the losses anymore, how can they be? They get paid millions of dollars to suck and let other teams walk all over them...

You have this slightly wrong, we only play 7 home games now that Ralph has decided to kick his loyal fan base in the groin with the Toronto debacle.

Sadly, and I say this with much fear it will actually be true, but I think there is a real possibility Edwards returns next year. When the owner is no longer buying green bananas, I really don't see him endorsing drastic changes anymore.

I truly think his career as a productive receiver would have benefited from just a little stability, and possibly the chance to actually fight for meaningful games, or even his job as a player from the beginning. To be named the #1 guy by default, and the coaching/qb carousel he endured could not have done him any favors. As a player I loved him for his high character, and quiet leadership, but in the end, it simply wasn't enough.

I really hope the populous of Buffalo residents aren't really this miserable, it has to actually hurt out loud to be this negative.

I am looking forward to seeing what Easley can do next year now that he has been cleared to play, and to the point though, the Lee Evans trade was absolutely necessary. What good is a guy if he plays wide receiver, but doesn't catch any passes? I don't see anywhere in the media guide the position "Phantom Double Coverage Drawer" or PDCD for the acro-nymphos. Lee is done, has been for a while, and it was nice to see the Bills part ways when the time was right. even when the team makes a good move people will still find something to crap on.

Stop making sense, you'll just confuse them!!!

i don't see anything "suspect" about the majority of his play calling, and even so, it all boils down to player execution, which largely has not happened. Injuries and poor depth have played a large factor in execution, but everyone needs a scapegoat, so sure let's fire him.

a throwback Riddel mini helmet with the standing buffalo...

Welcome to twobillsdrive.com where there is a large collective of members that are only happy if they have something to hate. CJ spiller is proving to be a great pick, people still hate him, they team cuts ties with an enormous bust, people think we should have kept him, they get rid of cap'n checkdown, now fitz is no good. You have to sit back sometimes and marvel at all the negativity, it's not often you find this level of disdain collected neatly in one easy to chew website.

So true...

complete douche... he was an adequate player who seems to remember his own career as greater than it really was.

No you wouldn't.... but in case he somehow miraculously did stay in Buffalo, we would have had to watch him in "least Mode" as he takes more steps side to side than forward. he's an average running back at best, and nobody wanted him come trade time, I don't care what he's doing in seattle, which isn't much more than what would be expected from an average back. Time to move on people and admit they made a good pick in Spiller, and the kid is going to be a good one.

Sorry, but all the Merriman hate is pure ignorance. It must be hard work being that negative all the time. The guy is 27 years old for mikes sake and under contract for another year, how do you not give him a chance to make the active roster once his Achilles is healed? Oops, there I go again posting a logical thought again.... sorry, I'll take it elsewhere.