Maguire's Beer

Quarterbacks can come to resemble their coaches. Brady is cool and ruthless, like Billy Boy. Sanchez is too stupid to be afraid, like Ryan. Edwards is more neurotic than Woody Allen, like Dickless.

Until the Bills hire a qualified GM, we are doomed to fail. Firing Jauron won't accomplish anything if an unaccountable, multi-headed "braintrust" hires his replacement.

And now it's gone.

A-effing-men.

Keep grinding it on the ground to free up those WRs.

It really sums the guy's philosophy up. He keeps talking about how we tried to keep it close the whole game, that on 4th and 1 with 7 minutes left he punted because we had fought to keep it close, and couldn't risk going down three scores . . . he plays to keep it close. That's how he thinks. He never, never plays to win. Rare occurrences like the fake FG are the exceptions that prove the rule. He's gotta go. He's got a loser mentality, and it has permeated the entire squad -- especially Edwards. If you don't plan to win, you won't win.

Agreed. It's bush league BS, so that Sully and his ilk can have a story.

Yes, Jauron should be fired. Should've happened last January. But we will not have a real contender until there is accountability in the organization, and there cannot be accountability without a clear organizational hierarchy. We need a real GM, not a multi-headed **** hydra. And then the GM needs to hire a coach with cojones.

No.

This wasn't like Dallas, or Cleveland last year. The Bills played well tonight. I'm optimistic that this could be a playoff team.

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Yes, I do. We were running very well. I'm confident we would have run the clock out.

This is nonsense. That was the first time in a long time that I can't blame the coaching.

Forget it, /dev/null. It's Buffalo.

How the !@#$ is Moss that open?

Well sweet goddamn. A stop!

Brutal spot.

Horrible, tentative, pansy-ass coverage there.

I haven't been more confident of an opening game loss ever. But go Bills!

Exactly. This is what happens when there's no GM and no accountability.

Yes. Just like Donahoe. Because all GMs are just like Tom Donahoe. Scott Pioli and Bill Polian are clearly just like Donahoe. No, we're far better off with the no-accountability, hydra-headed approach.

On one hand, I'm glad, as Turk was clearly waaaaay out of his element. On the other hand, this is yet more evidence that this club is a floundering joke with no organizational cohesion or direction. Until we have a real GM, sh-- like this will continue to be the norm.

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Indeed he has. And that's on the coaching.

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