LabattBlue

Take away last year which was a joke for the Saints(not getting to play a home game) and Haslett is 4 games over .500. The Bills could do a lot worse. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/HaslJi0.htm

I may be in the minority, but I'd be okay with Haslett as the new HC. He has been saddled with an idiot for an owner(Benson) and was put in an unwinnable situation by having to play 16 road games this year. I say give him a chance.

Every time the coaster starts its intitial climb, 10 new threads are started. Here we go....hands up everybody!!!

The brake on the rollercoaster is broke and it can't be stopped. Hang on tight and get ready for a wild ride.

Just checking to see if he's a putz?

No. It was not a bad dream. It was just plain BAD!

Now you're talking. This would be the best thing that could happen to the Bills!!!

Did somebody loan the TBD rollercoaster to the powers that be at OBD?

The Bills would have nothing to lose by signing TO?? Really? Is it a positive when a player comes in and declares that he doesn't need to speak with the OC or his QB. If by chance this nut case decided he would play for Buffalo for free, I'd still say no. This must be one of those things that works out great on Madden 2005.

If he REALLY wants to be here, cut him now and then re-sign him later in the spring to a contract which is equal to his level of play. Just say no to "restructuring his contract".

You don't need to care about his attitude, but ask the Bills coaching staff if they could care less? Just say no.

Have fun in Europe boys, because that's where you are heading.

His size, ability and the way he plays the game reminds me of a guy who had a very long NFL career...Randall Cunningham. That being said, I have no interest in him coming to Buffalo.

There is no one to replace them. I doubt there would be anyone available via free agency, cap cuts, the draft or current players on the roster. What a stupid suggestion on my part.

This is assuming the Bills could find a better replacement, but I'd keep Milloy and dump Vincent. I can't believe how little he contributed as the FS. He is running on empty. Plus, I don't know how accurate the reports are, but I believe in the past it has been reported that Troy is a bit of a locker room lawyer.

Okay, Eli sh-- the bed in his first career playoff game versus a VERY GOOD Panthers defense. It doesn't mean he sucks. He had...3700+ yards passing, 24 TD's & 17 INT's in his first full year as a starter. Yeah...I wouldn't want him on the Bills instead of JP.

How dare you see through the Bills smoke screen.

I actually have been wondering about this. I noticed TC with the play calling chart in sideline shots several times over the last few games. Very interesting.

...and they did it with a former Bills coaching staff whipping boy...Dan Henning.

Susan: Anyway, I thought we'd all go to a movie on Friday. George: We’d all go to movie on Friday? Susan: Yeah. George: This is not good. Worlds are colliding! George is getting upset!

I'm sure the Giants are really interested in making that deal.

WM was 12th in total yards from scrimmage for RB's. Ahead of him were... Alexander Barber L. Johnson Portis James Tomlinson R. Johnson Dunn Jones Droughans Jordan http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/stats/byposition?pos=RB Never let facts get in the way of an opinion.

He has 2 years left on his contract... http://nflpa.org/Members/playerProfile.asp?ID=34527

I plan to be at the UB game versus Ohio. The Sabres v Leafs will have to be taped.

There was a column yesterday by Donn Esmonde of the Buffalo News on the Buffalo Sabres resurgance. In it, he stated that the Sabres were the first professional team to institute variable ticket pricing where ticket prices vary from game to game based on the quality of the opponent and day of the week. I was surprised by this statement(that no one else has done this) and was wondering if anyone knows of other pro sports teams that have gone down this route. Thanks. http://buffalonews.com/editorial/20060106/1049468.asp