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No biggie, we wouldn't have.

Me: Okaaaaaaaay. *shuffles away* I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I think I agree with FC...

This... ...and this made me literally LOL

Interestingly, was listening to Sirius and one of the hosts (an ex-GM? Wish I could remember who) went off on some teams using search firm consonants to pick a HC or GM (I believe they were riffing off the Jax hires). Mentioned a team a few years ago that paid $250k to come up with "the same old names". That said, there's nothing in what Pegs said that leads me to believe they hired outside help. By all accounts they knew they were going to fire Rex several weeks before the end of season, so they probably started to do their DD then. It wouldn't take a $250k consonant to put McDermott close to the top of that list, IMO.

Couldn't disagree more about his 1:00 appearance on WGR - he was fine! He answered questions in a calm and pretty straight-forward manner. Not sure what people are hearing...

I'm waiting for "Our last coach was a$$hole, are you an a$$hole too?"

Discipline question - says players will lose a finger for each violation, making TBD happy! O_O

Sully: "Rex had all these promises (that obviously failed), do you have any?" Dumbass.

On Whaley: "Unfair what Whaley is going through, Doug does a good job, I like him, he works hard and he's a smart guy." (unsaid, but implied: "so SHUT UP")

He's LIVE on the radio now answering questions just fine, soooooo...

He's on BTW - http://v6.player.abacast.net/2103

Reporters are paid to ask questions, it's perfectly fine for the subject of an interview to decline to answer or say no comment. I do media events with athletes all the time and we always reiterate this - if you're not comfortable answering a question, just decline and move on to the next... BTW, Terry is on WGR55 now: http://v6.player.abacast.net/2103

Exaccccctly. It's really not that hard to understand, though for some reason people want to hear the owner trash the former coach. It's not going to happen (and quite frankly it doesn't need to - he trashed himself with his performance on the field).

Let's hop he returns, he's the one player I might actually consider buying a jersey of

"What up suits!"

FWIW, a blub on Musgrave: http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5-reasons-sean-mcdermott-will-lead-buffalo-bills-to-afc-playoffs-011117 He's not wrong, actual picture of our current passing O:

I don't really understand what everyone is reading into - great interview. I'm excited the Pegula's are our owners... Looking forward to the next chapter. Go Bills!

For those reading into tone:

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I'm guessing that the injury clause was made intentionally vague - I've negotiated enough athlete contracts to know that lawyers don't write anything without a reason. Seems like both the Bills and Tyrod have arguments to make regarding the clause... There is also this line: Which says to me that, like all contacts, this has some wins for the Bills (and Ty) and some potential losses for the Bills (and Ty) - so maybe the Bills aren't idiots, they're just adding to a contract what they need to, to get it over the finish line. It also says to me they use the euro spelling of unfavorable. Maybe the one eye opener for me was, this says that if the Bills cut Ty and he's still injured he gets 27.5MM. I thought that if he was still injured by March whatever, the Bills would have to pick up the contract and he'd still be on the team. Of course, if they KNOW he's not going to be ready by the cut date and they're going to owe him $27MM to cut him, they might as well just pick up the deal regardless. As the article says a few times, it's a middle of the pack deal... Which actually means American taxpayers will pay for it, but don't worry Mexico will pay us back!

Who's their HC now? Also, isn't Lynn still under contract with the Bills?

But how will I prove I'm smarter than everyone else if I don't state my unequivocal (typically non-fact based) opinion before something happens!?!

Ross Tucker and B Hopkins (I think) on Sirius just ripped the Marrone / Coughlin hires saying that Marrone was not that good in Buffalo and that O-Line coaches rarely make good HCs. As for Coughlin sounds like they hired a search firm (and apparently they spent big buck) to come up with names, that Tucker and B Hop said are "already out there!". Interesting to hear different perspectives on these hires...

And, boom, here's the Coleman interview on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/siriusxmnfl/passionate-detailed-kurt-coleman-on-new-bills-hc-sean-mcdermott

From the Sirius interview w Panthers S Kurt Coleman: - McDermott is not going to be outworked. Always at the facility, would seem him working out at 5am (Yes - our new coach works out). I would think "I can't let the coach out work me!" - Gil: "He's a teacher, not a hollerer. I was impressed with him" KC: "He kept telling me YOU can play this game, be smart, work hard, make plays. It always stuck with me." - Marvez: "Did you see him grow as a coach?" KC: Tremendously. Very receptive to listening to the players, he wants to try and understand your point of view. And if he agrees, he'll make changes - a lot of coaches won't do that,"