Adam

First- trying to win against the jets to get a win- News alert- thats what you play for- to win, not draft position, and the simpletons think. Second- the players ARE also accountable for how they play- if you don't factor them in, then you are wrong. If you excuse Sam Adams acting like the pudgy little baby he is, then you are wrong again. Developing a quarterback is not like making a TV dinner- its not one season, and presto- instant All-Pro. Each player has their own timetable- it can be one season, two seasons, or five. And some sit for a few years, some play- some play sporadically, then sit for awhile. There is no one right way. You will learn to be patient- you have no other choice, unless you want to put that Patriots jersey on.....then again- their fans had to be patient through some lean years as well

You can't say you want DOnahoe and Mularkey gone without naming a replacement......sorry, not my policy- just works that way

Its obvious that you dont like Mularkey- he's not my style coach, but he gets the players to play hard for him, and has for the most part put together a good staff. He has put together a decent record, considering the line problems in his first 2 years. You really can't evaluate him based on just 2 years. He deserves to be back based on what he has shown so far

I don't think Mularkey will be fired- Wilson seems to like him,a nd the players will run through walls for him

Well, if the Bills want to stick w/JP, then maybe some of those players need to go if they don't go along with the agenda

You may be right- but don't forget- Posey has not been used in the capacity he was brought in for- and Crowell and Posey play different positions

Ok, I will say that I am fed up with the Democrat bashing. Most of the Democrats I know are good people, and don't tow the party line. The crazy left wing limberals, and their mumbo jumbo does not go along with what most democrats I talk to say. Most of them seem fed up with their party's leadership, and consider it to be the tail wagging the dog. I wouldn't be surprised to see the party split- with the current voice of the party becoming almost an independent party- the majority will remain, and become a real threat to the Republicans come election time- and I think many people- even on the right will see that as a good thing. It will restore some balance.

I do understand the fear of it being abused, but I am not concerned about losing my civil liberties- I don't feel this will affect them. The Government can listen to my conversations with my parents all they want- there is nothing to find. BUT- when trying to hide those conversations costs somebody I work with a member of their family, I find that freedom to be worthless. And to be honest, this may mean nothing, and may be self depricating, but I have done nothing to fight for those freedoms anyways, why should I consider myself and my personal freedoms more important than the lives of anyone else.

Aaron Schobel, Willis MaGahee, Lee Evans, Tim Anderson, Justin Bannan, Jason Peters, Roscoe Parrish, and several others

The UN has WMD's?....not too surprising

dude- you blew it- that was a pefect set up for a line from a few good men....you ruined it

He could be if he wanted, but he prefers to play a controversial radio character

He recently served on the coaching staff at Webber International a year or so ago down in Florida

I thought you wanted Dwight Adams as GM, my bad. I was just saying that if we put the team TD already has assembled in the NFC, we'd be in the playoffs. As a matter of fact- if just making the playoffs were the goal, Holcomb would have started, and I think we probably would have made it- when fully developed, I think Losman can take us further than the 1st round though

And they've made significant progression each year- who's to say they wont be very good starters soon

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I was refering to staying with Donahoe- the NFC move was a hypothetical. I think we'd be a playoff team there.....the Jets might only be 4 games out in that terribly competetive nightmare

Wasn't it used to find that cell in Lackawanna- I WANT THE TRUTH!!!

I have to disagree there- both are possible, and long term, the Bills could get better either route. There is not always 1 correct answer.

I see you doing the same thing......if we had someone else, things would be better

Mularkey chose to get rid of Jones, not Donahoe.

Donahoe has made some mistakes- every GM does. Those mistakes stand out even more because we have New England and Indianapolis (and soon Miami) in our conference. If we were in the NFC, we would have at least 2 straight playoff appearances. I don't think he's done such a bad job that he should be gone.

I suppose I could dig through old articles for specifics, but off the top of my head, wasn't used to track and break up several terrorist cells- like the one in Lackawanna?

Gotta like the improved play of Tim Anderson, Aaron Schobel, and Justin Bannan, especially over the past few games. Denney and Kelsay have come along as well. I think Mike Williams would play better if the interior line held up better, not hanging the tackles out to dry- am I right, or will he get that chance? Only time will tell. But I think we have quite a few building blocks right now

Excuse me for a stupid question, but which player is that?