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Your continued posting about this tells us A LOT about you. Keep digging.

Dude, I don't even live in Buffalo so your comment wasn't offensive to me personally. But I did think "What a tool!" You need to take a step back and realize that the attitude you brought to this thread has done a lot of damage to your credibility. If you have any desire for people to take you seriously, stop posting, cool down, and don't try to bring real world status symbols into a message board post. It comes off as both condescending and insecure. Of course, if you don't care about that, ignore this and keep digging that hole.

If the Bills did not exist, we would need to create them.

Holy crap Bill. You took a shot at those who liked Losman yourself in your opening post. Don't sit there and act like you're just trying to discuss Bills football when you never pass up an opportunity to needle people who disagreed with you about the QB position.

Why? What is it to you? If everyone's so deluded just shake your head and move on. Don't take a thread designed to wish JP well and crap all over it.

I think he's at least as likely to carry a gun into a nightclub in his sweatpants.

The whole thing is ridiculous, to be honest. I never expect that a DL, OL, or WR will make a big splash in their first year, although some do. Those positions generally seem to take players longer to adapt to and ranking disappointments after one year is foolish.

You're saying Hamdan is a slacker?

This team is headed for 5-11 next season if Jauron is still around. Look at what they did against an incredibly easy schedule.

It's just the standard reflexive response of people who have based their past 2 years of posting on ripping JP. Apparently even the fact that he's gone after 1 more week isn't enough for them to engage a criticism of Edwards on its merits. I bet some of the sharper ones will continue this act into next season.

What a great thread, always cool to see fans calling out other fans after a win. And later responders have managed to add a nice helping of sexism onto it! Well done, everyone.

Yep. Why take a chance when you've got the sure thing under contract already?

What I keep coming back to is that Jauron has proven himself, to my eyes, as a failure beyond a shadow of a doubt. You're right that there is absolutely no guarantee of success by picking up someone new. But that's a crappy reason to settle for Dick "7-9" Jauron.

Yeah, we like our crappy centers and QBs! Screw Peters!

So... do you think coaches are never responsible for a loss, or do you just think Jauron isn't?

I've been hoping and hoping for JP to turn it around, but I really don't see the point of playing him now. Why not see what you have in Hamdan? Chances are it's nothing, but at a minimum it's one less unknown heading into next season.

You think one performance against one of the worst teams in the league showed that Edwards was "getting better"? We had a stellar rushing performance against Cleveland too, what happened there? Losman stunk up the joint, no question. But given the funk that Edwards has been in for virtually all of this losing streak, I can't say I would've had any more confidence with him in there. I have deep concerns about the QB situation for the Bills.

I'm sorry, but what? The fact that the play that they called resulted in the worst possible outcome that a different play might've produced means that the call was ok? What kind of pretzel logic are you employing here?

This is why they pay Jauron the big bucks!

You're right, Wannstedt has always been stuck in my head as the quintessential mediocre coach but he did have more ups and downs than that. Looking at the numbers posted above I see Norv Turner is an eerily accurate comparison for Jauron.

The way they ran it, it was like Wilson read about it in the paper and called Jauron and asked if they could do something like that.

See also: the Bills' implementation of the wildcat.

Dave Wannstedt actually had a couple of winning years with the Dolphins, but he has to be up there too.

I'm biased because I'm so damn sick of Jauron, but I really think the team is heading for a marketing fiasco if they keep him on. Maybe someone who has Ralph's ear will lay out some numbers for him that convince him it would be more costly to keep him.

Sorry, but the Cleveland game and this game are different situations. In this game you're protecting a lead. Maybe, if the Jets are killing the run game, you change it up and try a pass, but they weren't. It was second and five. Your comparison to the Cleveland does illustrate a point, though. Jauron plays it conservative at the worst times and takes chances at the worst times. He does not appear to have any sense of the game.