Kultarr

What "battle" do you think he wins by having an injury, regardless of whether it is real or fake? His contract is locked in for the season; he's not getting more money from any NFL team this season.

Show me the baby.

I really doubt it. Jauron would've won a game or three and the defense would be playing much better. Even if he was yoyoing Trent and Fitzpatrick down by down.

No. But, Ralph has painted himself into a corner.

Bright young coach that learned a lot on the Bills dime. Good for him.

Watching the entire video, they show PP screwing up as well as making a play.

It's tough to make a play from the inactive list.

A few Cornell Green types is hardly what I'd call "changing the roster".

And, in other news, some posters here wanted Mike Martz.

Are you trying to imply that Bruce Allen sat on his hands and did nothing to change the roster? That he went to sleep during free agency?

Some reasons a safety can have a high number of tackles: 1) the offensive game plan was to isolate and attack the S in the passing game because he has inferior pass coverage skills 2) he is in fact the weak link in the secondary and the QB is finding that in his progression frequently and throwing that direction 3) the front 7 can't stop the run so the S has to bail them out In Whitner's case, I think it is a combination of all three.

Good play calling. Gailey kept the Ravens defense on its heels.

The offense has been truly terrible. No argument there, old friend. The decision to switch defenses and spend more off-season resources on that project seemed very questionable. I've read a lot of talk about why that was here, but that doesn't change the fact that the offense was the larger issue.

That's more indicative of a problems in the front office (inability to acquire talent) than the fact that Fina was really worth franchise player type money.

Our OLBs are a liability and weakness, in my opinion, so an upgrade could be made by just bringing in average players (not necessarily top players) at Sam and Will. The Bills are getting good production (relative to Kelsay) from Dwan Edwards, Akin Ayodele, and Andra Davis and none of those guys were superstar free agents. It's a rather sad state of affairs that the Bills have so many holes that the contention is that certain positions shouldn't or can't really be addressed and improved, not to mention rather defeatist; but, you may be on to what they are thinking, sad to say. In football terms, if they are serious about running the 3-4 defense, then having versatile, athletic OLBs is one of the key aspects of running that defense at an elite level. So, I guess I can't really see the point of just slapping a band-aid on it and calling it fine, assuming that the front office is actually trying to build a great team.