BillnutinHouston

If there was greasing going on, the Bills would DEMAND a new stadium. Simple as that.

It's sad that being a Buffalonian or being a Bills fan means always having to look BACK IN TIME for the glory days. Is anyone else tired of that?

Explain to me how Ralph gets the blame this year. Leading up to this year we had the contracts to Fitz, Freddie, Chandler, Stevie, Urbik, and Kyle Williams, plus the free agent additions of Mario and Anderson. Mario gets the largest contract of any defensive player EVER. What bigger commitment are you looking for?

Wow, you are making quite a leap here. Have any evidence to support this? Especially when Moorman himself said earlier in the week that he thought the Bills were looking to make a change for awhile? http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20121006/SPORTS/121009405/two-bills-drive

"Refund, please."

A collage coach - is that like an art teacher? Someone who's willing to be innovated? Does it hurt to be innovated? Hot assistance? I don't even want to know.

Making light of the punter change is a cheap shot in my opinion. It's much easier to plug in a new P and upgrade the position on the fly than it is the QB, HC or Def. Coord. positions. You upgrade where you can, when you can. Does it fix much in the big picture? No, but that's no reason not to make the move. Powell is doing better than Moorman did.

Whitner is simply incapable of conducting an interview without pointing the finger at somebody for something. It's just who he is. This time, Whitner calls out the Bills coach and management, but in my opinion Gailey has been very gentle, to the point of being OVERLY gentle with his comments about the players. To the point of enabling bad performances. Look at what Gailey has said about Mario's play - "he's playing as hard as he can, he's being double teamed" etc. And Gailey always deflects media criticism directed at a specific player by saying "I can coach better". I think this reflects either a high level of humility or a lack of confidence, but either way on a losing team it projects weakness - certainly not the type of coaching personna that a player would run through a wall for. Today's analysis by Gailey that the players are "hurting" is looking really, really soft. Gailey likes to say football is a tough game for tough people, but when you have Gailey saying "I can coach better" and Wannstedt saying "I was up all night wondering if we should have run our base 4-3", it's no wonder the players have no belief. This is stinking from the top down.

Let's hope it's the knee brace. But yes, he's clearly much slower out there.

If you were at the Pats* game last week, you saw Kyle Williams gather the team at midfield before the game and he was extremely animated and fiery. They proceeded to win the first half, then got crushed.

Agree 100%

What do ya'll make of our last two losses - specifically the fact that we were "competitive" in the first half then the bottom drops out in the second half? Coaching? Lack of adjustments? Lack of belief/mental toughness by players after adversity?

This is actually not a bad idea. At a minimum, bring Polian in as a consultant.

Do you really want Ralph more involved?

Who do you go with? Bob Sanders?

No question that JerryWorld is excessive but have you ever been to Texas Stadium? It was a dump.

I want someone under 40.

No, just lots of heads hanging. Probably the most aggressive action was Chan was taking some pretty fierce notes in his notebook.

Try WGR55.com.

I have you beat. Try being a remote season ticket holder.

Calculating his NFL pension.

Located where?

We need to reach into the college ranks for a young up and comer who's naive enough to think he can win in Buffalo. Someone like Dana Holgorsen from West Virginia. A little fire would be nice.

Stunning ineptitude by Fitz. Just stunning.

Agree. Fred was never fast but with the brace on, he's looking very old.