Cynical

Wait, are you talking about cows or some of your dates?

In today's economic climate, a salary requirement that is higher than budgeted will get a prospect eliminated from consideration, even for the noobs out of school. I am seeing salary requirements being requested as part of the cover letter with the rationale the requirement is being used as a filter. Did not include a requirement in the letter? Eliminated, cannot follow direction. Too high? Eliminated, too expensive. Too low? Eliminated, either the candidate is desperate, and/or did not spend enough time researching salary for the career. SDS has the best solution. Get the employer to admit the job seeker is a viable candidate for the position. This can be spun by job seeker as "if I am not a viable candidate, then there is no need to discuss salary/compensation." Then ask the employer what they had budgeted for the position. Work from there.

This has to be one of the stupidest concepts ever mentioned on this board. It only took me a couple of minutes to think this through and to realize how bad this concept was.

I am not usually big on the emoticons, but:

Johnny Football was 1-1 vs Bama. Johnny Football won 0 National Championships Johnny Football won 0 SEC Championships Heck, he could not even win the West Division of the SEC.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Here's mine: in regards to OP, obvious troll is obvious.

Wow! Never expected to see a Bills fan there. I graduated from P-O, and still have friends and family in the area.

The problem with your logic is the assumption that EJ has the ability to flip a "switch". If EJ is having problems getting his mechanics and timing down with only a handful of plays, what makes you believe he will suddenly get better once the team opens up the playbook and starts to game plan? I haven't given up on the guy, but I do have concerns this season will get ugly very quickly.

Pfft. Suckers. I have the best plan. My personal office is my home office. It's called working from home.

Con: Letting Marrone hire Danny Crossman as ST coach.

Sure. Just make sure mine has some vodka and orange juice added to it. That way i will be ready to either drown my sorrows or freaking celebrate.

A one time incident. During a game. Was there anymore incidents prior to or after that one? No? So, it was a one time occurrence. An outlier. If you need a good point of reference, think about the 1989 Bickering Bills. Kelly calling out Balllard? An eyebrow raiser for sure, but not really an indicator in itself. Thomas calling out Kelly? Another eyebrow raiser. Again, in of itself, not really an indicator. Coaches getting into a brawl? Yet, another eyebrow raiser. In of itself, not really an indicator. If only ONE of those instances had taken place during the season, nobody is referring to the 1989 team as the Bickering Bills. But all 3 happened (including other nonsense). That means there was a pattern of behavior that pointed to something bigger that was going on. The comments by Jackson by themselves are nothing. The first comments by Hughes by themselves are nothing. The whole team running sprints because of fighting by itself is probably nothing. The incident of Hughes directly challenging/disagreeing with Marrone by itself means nothing. All of these happened? Something is going on. It may not manifest itself into anything more, but something is going on. Feel free to individually analyze each and every incident separately. In doing so, feel free to conclude that since each incident by itself is minor, as a whole, it's minor. Some of us will continue to look to see if anymore minor problems keep popping up. Because we realize, a bunch of minor things can suddenly turn into something major.

Its called a pattern. Hughes and Jackson are not Terrel Owens or Ritchie Incognito. So when players like Jackson and Hughes start voicing their concerns, they will catch peoples attention. Why? Because that usually indicates something bigger is going on. Just to clarify. I am not like OP. I do not think this team has gone off the deep end. IMO, Marrone has the team on a line that defines being on the edge and going over the edge. And he is pushing on that line pretty hard.

You honestly want to believe Marrone had zero input on the Steelers practice? Feel free. I'll choose the reality where the HC has some input on those type of decisions.

IRC, it was more screwed up than just Modrak/Guy. I remember when Levy was hired as GM he stated he was leaving all player personnel decisions to Jauron. Then when Levy stepped down, the reports came out that Brandon would get the GM title, but when it came to player personnel, Wilson went with a multi-headed cluster !@#$ that included Modrak, Guy, Jauron, and himself. Did I miss the memo showing/stating otherwise?

IMO, this comparison is pretty spot on. It's amazing how many posters are trying to brush this off as being nothing: There are fights in other training camps Tom Coughlin - 1995 In another thread - used to play 6 pre-seaon games Herb Brooks They all have big flaws in their argument. This isn't 1995. Marrone is not Coughlin or Herb Brooks. These are professional athletes, not collegiate. And it sure as hell not the 1970's. As for the fighting? Yes, there are TC fights on other teams. Happens every year. But on those teams that have them, how many instances do the players openly criticize the coaching staff? Or the HC is willing to punish the whole team for the actions of a few? The next few weeks are critical for Marrone. If he continually keeps the team on the edge and the team opens the season 1-3, it will be on like MOFO, IMHO.

Except the Bills are a professional football team and not part of the military. The Gunnery is not going anywhere if the recruits attempt to quit on him. If the players quit on Marrone, Marrone is going to be the one being shipped out.

Different age level also. Being a hardazz to high school and college athletes is one thing. Professionals? Different ball of wax. It's the HC responsibility to get the players to buy in to his system. If the players don't and/or refuse, they know the HC will be gone before they are.

That's like calling the cops and saying, "While looking to solicit a hooker, I found one that worked out of a hotel near my house."

Found a longer version of the same video: At the end of this version, he describes the Matrix on Men for Women http://youtu.be/hKWmFWRVLlU

:lol: Nice freaking find. I admit, I busted out laughing at the end.

No, you still have missed the point. Just because Bulldog "crossed the line" on HIS show does not allow you to break the rules on THIS board, even with a disclaimer.

I'm sorry, did Bulldog make a political post on a football board? He didn't? But, you admit you did. IIRC, SDS and the moderators have no control on what Bulldog blathers on about on his radio show. Bulldog may have crossed the line on his radio show, but he did not cross the line here. You appear to be the only person who has crossed a line here.

Seriously? The Ravens were the Cleveland Browns, but after a legal tussle, agreed to leave the "Browns" name and legacy in Cleveland. You really needed someone to tell you that?

Bucknell University has a football team? My bad. Apparently they do. Their nickname is the "Bisons". I see the connection now: BUFFALO Bills -> Bucknell BISONS