Formerly Allan in MD

Fantasyland

A coach who could coach would help immensely.

That's because they all haven't committed suicide by now.

Please!

It was fine once I determined there was a delay between the desktop broadcast and the IPhone reception.

Perhaps we can get a few peanuts for a package of EJ and Rex.

Anyone need further proof?

Is there anyone that still will not acknowledge that EJ is hopeless? He's a complete embarrassment of this organization. And by the way, Rex can't coach.

If the Bills wanted to trade EJ, perhaps they could get a 25th round pick, if there was such a thing.

Nonsense. Did you see the first half?

He basically looked as bad as JP Losman. And that's hard to do.

We had an established NFL qb but we basically gave him away because EJ was felt to have some sort of upside. Cassel would have won the game today, instead we had a unguided drone behind center.

Are you serious? Did you watch the game?

It's not early, it's hopeless. He can't even enforce enough discipline after this many games to stop losing games with frequent, stupid penalties.

EJ is incapable of finding open receivers. They were all over the place yet he'd force the ball into double coverage because that's where his pre-snap guy was. Pathetic.

The Bills have come out every game but one unprepared in the first half. And it was worse then ever because EJ competed hard with Losman for most inept QB performance of all time in a half.

EJ is a four letter word beginning with d.

At that point, more than anything else, we need Taylor and Karlos Williams back at full speed. McCoy should not have to handle the running load and teams will be primed for him to do so unless we have a viable option. If there are still problems at WR, give Easley a shot. He played well in the preseason.

Sad but not unlikely. We can win this game if the defense plays defense for a change. Bortles needs to feel serious heat.

Woods can play and should get more touches. Plus, he's a good blocker.

27-10 Bills

It's not hard to see the problem. Aside from injuries, how much more blatant/rex could it be?

You're not the only one. Also, with the injury he had, he may have lost a good deal of his speed. If he is healthy and fast, see if he can play safely.

What this translates to is that Rex wants to change what works to his perception of what works. The round peg in the square hole approach. It exemplifies a poor sense of realism, ego mania, and poor coaching. Also, he continues to make light of problems. Rex, they're problems, fix them. Is he capable of doing so? If not, we shouldn't have him as head coach. The jury may not be out much longer if the question lingers. By the way, EJ is bad but the problems are much bigger than him.

No one's giving up. People are just being realistic. Preseason logic dictated, based on how we looked on paper, that we'd be potential SB contenders. One game at a time, please.