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Can you imagine being the AT&T Exec who signed off on that purchase. Thing was in a tail spin when they bought it.

We are not the Jets. We don't fire coaches or coordinators as a knee jerk reaction. Thankfully Beane and the Pegulas are running the show. McD would be snapped up in seconds.

I think it's be 4 or 5 depending on whether Watson is still suspended or not when can slot him in our schedule.

I'm not sure that I'd call it a sole proprietorship but really more of a general partnership. I'd say at best to paraphrase the Beatles, he gets by with a little help from his friends. Especially last year in that game in Tampa. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/12/13/key-pass-interference-call-non-call-rile-up-bills-fans/

Of course you can. My point was that there is direct revenue and indirect revenue that comes from having a major sports franchise in a city. I'm not saying that Buffalo would become a wasteland but the national perception of the city would suffer. It's easier to attract and keep people jobs etc in a city if the general perception is positive. It's why cities like Baltimore, Cleveland, Houston all fought so hard to regain a team once theirs left. It's tough after they are gone - just ask STL.

Curious as to what you think it would cost the State if the Bills moved. It surely is more than just taxes on ticket sales etc.

Yahoo is my go to place when I'm looking for fresh takes on complex matters

Like @wjag said her contract ran out and she's testing the market. She also hosts one of those Entertainment Tonight shows so she'll be alright😂

I get that they need to move along but if she did that consistently for Herbert or even Mayfield then I'd chalk it up to that. The girl doesn't like Josh for some reason and I don't think it's about his football abilities I didn't know about Edelman. Girl clearly has no judgement

I get that she's really cute and all but the girl does not like our #17. Always changed the subject when people tried to say good things. Saw this clip of Emmanuel Sanders today and it made me laugh. Kyle Brandt comment about clearing browser history 😂🤣😂

In a league where the rules are setup to help create offense this is the last thing you need. Penalties kill teams and keep opposing offenses on the field. We need to accept the game has moved on come up with more innovative solutions

I'll be surprised if he's still on the board in the second round

Personally I'm a huge fan of McD. He's not perfect but he has the ability to identify issues & then learn from his mistakes. A trait required for sustained elite level leadership. He's level headed, consistent, never too high and never too low. He has changed this team into a group that expects to win and embraces adversity. Look at the way the team played when we lost Tre. The culture that has been forged since McD arrived should not be undervalued. I remember year one he called the offense out for not celebrating big plays like the defense does. It's an all in type of effort. Last 5 years has 4 playoff appearances & 3 playoff wins. Cast your mind back to the 17 straight years of meh before this man arrived. We're the Vegas favorite to win it all this season. Again the Buffalo Bills are the favorites to win it all. That does not happen without a elite level coach.

I'm pretty sure Jauron would still suck no matter who was GM 😂

Agree. Beane doesn't make careless decisions

Became a fan during Thurman's first year in the league. So go on the train when the team was on the up swing. The four SB years just cemented it. I really get a lot of deja vu watching McD and Beane building things.

Originally from Ireland so occasionally. When texting back home have to make sure autocorrect leaves the extra u in there or they give me crap 😂

When you look at where the opportunities for opportunities to get into coaching and GM pipelines it clear that having a last name like Shanahan or Belichick can be helpful. Not to say that they are not good coaches/coordinators but making room for them in organizations seemed to work out for them and their clubs. I just think that it might be a good thing if a wider selection of people had similar opportunities. I noticed the way you spelt colour. Where across the pond are you from?

Not trying to be disagreeable but I just don't think that will work. You are correct in that the owners don't currently see value in diversity but I'm not sure that any class they organize will change that. Until there's minority ownership in the league I do think that will change. While not ideal getting people in the room is at least an opportunity for face to face time and to make an impression. I'm not sure what is the right answer I just feel that they have to try something.

Make it Chris Collinsworth free and I'm with you 😂

What viable solution would you suggest. Looking at the current coach development pipeline there does seem to be evidence that it's not working.

I think your logic is a little forced. Relax!! The NFL is not going to run out of white coaches any time soon. Giving opportunity to others won't hurt the product on the field. Or there might be some extra talent in the room that leads to innovation... Why do we go to these guys are worthless.... I'm not sure how adding a minority person to the room is racist.

Guess Beane works his cap magic again 😂. Give that man a hug

Do we know what the Bears offered Bates?