Lori

I don't even dare open that thread, lest it send me into a fit of apoplexy.

Um. Didn't think they had blizzards inside the Georgia Dome. We are talking about Brohm's start against Atlanta, correct?

Did Jasno actually talk to The Chin about any of this? And for enough $$$, anything is possible.

Marcus Buggs starting at LB? Bryan Scott? Jon Corto? I might argue that the scheme LED to some of the injuries (the same undersized-LBs drum Sal's been beating), but you make a valid point. Could the outcome of the Browns game, or even the Saints or Texans ones, have been different if the offense had shown any sign of competence? DAnderson was 2-for-freaking-17 in that Cleveland game, and the Bills still managed to find a way to lose ...

Capers was there the year before Cameron arrived, and the D was decent. So what happened to change that?

True dat, jw, and he didn't do anything to damage his résumé during his run as interim HC.

Johnson was handed a 3-13 team with both off/def ranked outside the top 20, and drafted/played a rookie QB. Cameron took over a 6-10 squad, used the #1 on Ted Ginn, and managed to turn a D that finished in the top 5 the year before into a unit that allowed a franchise-worst 437 points. Advantage, Pig-Faced Satan. Cameron: decent-to-good OC, but underwhelming as a HC dating back to his days at Indiana.

If you're going to swipe copyrighted content, kindly provide a link to the source, even if it IS Bleacher Report: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/319471-...-it-brian-brohm Thanks, the management

Not sure anyone other than Billick has said anything about him coming to Buffalo. Just like Martz. Wishful thinking on their part?

Did you watch any of the Penn State-LSU game? That was Orlando's excuse for a stadium. The Mouse had better start working on a new one if they want a team.

Copy editors? Assistant editors? Ah, the good old days...

Won't have any longer to wait, then: http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_14127983?source=rss

He might have some competition. Fewell's interviewing there Thursday. That's per Tom Canavan (AP), btw.

Actually, part of the body is the same, but it's been updated today. I got the same link from the AP guy in Minneapolis.

Not bad.

Not that I would ever advocate the virtual equivalent of the torches-and-pitchforks approach, but ... http://www.losangelesfootballstadium.com/ (walks away whistling innocently)

Yes. No. Maybe, but only on days that end in Y. (Non-sarcastic answer: all semantics. They technically remain under contract, but are free to pursue other opportunities... which I'm sure the Bills have heartily recommended, since it would free the team from having to honor the final year of said contract.)

Riddle me this, Batman: why would either Schefter or Mortensen CARE whether or not Cowher ultimately takes the job in Buffalo (or anywhere else)?

My cynical mind suggests that he might not WANT to clear the air just yet. Just how high might the Bills be willing to go? Hmm, maybe it wouldn't hurt to find out. As always, JMO.

...and traces back solely to JLC's nfl.com blog post, which conflicts with Schefter's tweets. Around and around we go .... wheeeeeeeeeeeee ...

Believe CB was a mass-comm major at Geneseo; not sure he ever worked in print before Bills Digest. Then again, Chuck Pollock was originally a radio/TV guy, too. I guess "safety" is debatable anywhere in the industry these days. Think the Broncos and Browns whacked a significant part of their PR staff following last season, including the guys who had the jobs most similar to Chris'. But you're right that the Bills, unlike 100+ newspapers which ceased printing last year, will probably last for a while longer yet...

This Bill Belichick? Karma mocks you, Sir Hoodie.

Oh, I may still swear at myself over my own typos -- and I've e-mailed everyone from Tim to Gaughan to Carucci when I've seen something they may want to edit -- but I don't disagree with you at all, LA. Last time I really let one bother me was about a year ago, until someone I consider a voice of reason brought me in off the ledge with a shrug of his shoulders and an offhand, "Welcome to the business." Stuff happens. (Just so long as the desk doesn't bust the headline, right? )

More fun with Wikipedia, undoubtedly by someone from this board. Great.

Ah, sweet Jeeebus ...