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Is that because he wasn't playing?

I'll stick to my belief that in 3 years Peters will be out of the league or a shell of a player due to injuries.

I always forget to pick in week 17; my last coaching blunder of the year. Not that it would have helped me this year since the season was lost for me by then. But I'll be back next year, making no changes to how I pick, so I expect to be more successful!

There sure is some good anti-Edwards commentary here - and no one has actually brought up JP's name!

Even one of the players (in some Buff News article) said that 7-9 was the worse they could have been this season. So if they play up to Jauron standards you can expect 3-13 next season.

Sullivan should be thanking Ralph for making his job so easy. He has been able to use the same story every week for years now.

Last year he missed the last game due to injury. This year he misses the last two games due to injury. He won't be going to Hawaii - all that matters is him getting nominated.

I'm honored to have won. Thanks Hammer!

I'm betting that they have the NE game go to TO next year.

I guess the rest of the line actually has to pull together as a group when he isn't playing.

Edwards also had his facemask grabbed a few plays before that too. This win felt more like relief to me than excitement. Indeed - Go Bills!

Just saved Jauron's job.

Two seasons in a row Peters can't get through 16 games due to injuries.

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Peters will be out of the league, or a least a shell of a player, in 3 years due to injuries. Trade him now.

“I wouldn’t say that I wouldn’t [play Hamdan],” Jauron said this week. “It will take a little bit of time in the next couple of days as we get ready for Denver. We’ll talk things over and see.” I don't really see this as a statement from Jauron saying that Hamden will play much. Definitely doesn't deserve the title: "Bills may let Hamdan play out string". All his statement means is you might see Hamden get in a few plays in the 4th when the game is out of reach.

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Right. The article really says the problem goes from the top all the way to the bottom.

1. Marvin Lewis - 1 winning season in 6, 1-11-1 this season 2. Jeff Fox - 3 winning seasons in 7, including this season. No complaints. 3. Jim Fassel - 3 winning seasons in 7, non NFL HC past 5 years 4. Mike Sherman - 5 winning seasons in 6, non NFL HC past 3 years. Can he remake Edwards into Farve image? 5. Tom Coughlin - 3 winning seasons in 5, Super Bowl Champ. Can we go back in time? 6. (Had the chance to interview Sean Payton but the Saints got to him first) - prossible 2 winning seasons in 3, one of the top offenses in league. 7. Dom Capers - 0 winning seasons in 4 with Texans, non NFL HC past 3 years. 8. Jim Caldwell - non NFL HC. Heir apparent to Tony Dungy in Ind. Excellent NFL O coach. HC record in college 1 winning season in 8. 9. Charlie Weiss - non NFL HC. 2 winning seasons in 4 with ND, lost to Syracuse this year. 10. Romeo Crenell - 1 winning seasons in 4, 4-9 this season 11. Lovie Smith - possible 3 winning seasons in 5, made 1 SB. Better on D than O but not consistent. 12. Jim Haslett - 2 winning seasons in 6 with NO, 2-7 this season with StL. So maybe 5 of 12?

I think getting into the top 10 is important for the Bills to get those impact players. By time they reach the 12-18 range the top picks are done and it is more a reach. They may be good players; but they tend not to be the player that fans know about across the league.

Nothing is going to encourage coaches more to want to be the Bills head coach then the owner saying the team needs more players with talent.

Maybe Ralph can ask Jerry Jones & Dan Snyder for a bailout to help him pay for a better coach.

As others have said; with the way the team has played lately in my mind it's just another road game now.

Everyone should wear those red/blue 3D glasses whenever they go to Bills games. Maybe it will look like real football.

"Emotional capital" - fancy words!