todd

Let me get this straight ... people are advocating us spending draft picks on a guy who is near the end of his career, constantly injured, and with a contract that is very, very expensive? Yeah, no. We shouldn't waste draft picks on a guy who has a 3-4 year shelf life, and will likely be injured for more than a 1/3 of his games given his career history.

Just stop now. It isn't helping.

The thing to remember is that the Buffalo media is filled with hacks. A few are really good, but most are hacks. They are interested in grinding their ax, not reporting or finding out relevant information. That press conference was crazy - all these idiot "reporters" trying to trap whaley into sounding stupid rather than finding actual valuable information. To me it sounded like the reporters already had their narrative, and were just trying to find quotes to fill out their story. Unprofessional.

I think it is a show of blindness and organizational ineptitude to keep Whaley.

I would love to have a real football coach, but you can't poach a coach that is under contract. Against league rules.

Whaley should be nervous, and it is pretty clear he is in "self protect" mode. He should look at his own body of work, and realize he sucks.

Sometimes the source of an insult makes it feel like a compliment.

Fake news is a real problem in this country.

No.

I get migraines. They are no joke. Sometimes they hit for no reason. They are a neurological headache, not just a regular headache, and the impact and post-migraine hangover slows your thinking and reduces your ability to perform athletically.

Btw - do you tweet? I'd love to read them. Oh wait, you're Donald trump, aren't you?

Is that iced tea?

You didn't include running stats. Go figure. Of course, why would you? It wouldn't help prove your weak-assed point, so it gets left out. And those INT stats for that mediocre Miami QB - more than double TT's. That's horrid and indefensible. Keep the crusade going, though. It is at least entertaining to laugh at you.

Except for ignoring WRs. Seriously, we went into the season with an oft-injured #1 WR coming off surgery, and #2 WR that should be a #3, and a bunch of scrubs. That's pretty bad.

I respectfully disagree. Watkins went down, and then we pretty much had nothing. Woods is a good 3rd WR. The talent dropoff after Woods is precipitous. Total lack of foresight on Whaley's part, especially considering Watkins' injury and surgery in the offseason. This would be an issue with any QB, so the Taylor issue doesn't apply here. It is a lack of talent issue. Not defending Taylor here at all, but that's a completely different discussion. The WRs are horrible. Even worse, Whaley addresses it this week by adding a practice squad WR to the team? The Bills will be down their top 3 WRs on Sunday, they were down their top two last week, and he waits until now to do something about it? And the answer is a practice squad promotion of a UDFA with zero NFL game experience? Moronic. Comical. Bush league. Sometimes you can offset a bad set of WRs by having multiple pass-catching TEs. Nope, Whaley did nothing there, either. Whaley has certainly done some great things, but the talent debt at WR is a huge issue any idiot could have seen coming.

He should have been ejected on the spot.

One of those XPs was blocked, not a miss. Carpenter has been pretty good over the last 4 weeks.

A team with less discipline would have let that fake go for a 1st down.

Scoreboard beeotch. Enjoy the win.

I'm no longer a fan of Whaley, but I wouldn't say he's been a COMPLETE failure. That's a bit much. He has, however, made some absolutely crucial miscalculations. 1. Trading picks to get Sammy. First round picks are gold, and any WR can have injuries that keep them off the field. It was a huge risk - too big IMHO - and now Whaley is paying for it. Watkins can't stay on the field, and who knows who that lost pick would have netted. 2. Not getting a good backup for Watkins this year. He really did nothing to get a backup for a guy who he knew would head into the year still recovering. Really stupid. 3. Not getting adequate depth at TE. Beyond Clay - who has been average - our TEs suck. These are huge errors that have pretty much prevented us from being competitive this year. Not sure if Whaley will be fired, but these are big problems, and he is the cause.

I think the main problem is that there's really one really good WR on the roster - Watkins. There's one good TE - Clay. After that, our receiving capability is really horrible. This is Whaley's biggest mistake, and one so glaring he deserves to be called out for it and maybe fired. There are some significant holes on the roster that have been ignored for years.

They also don't always need to seek the friggin negative angle. We've got one moron Jerry Sullivan, we don't need more people deciding they want to be stupid, too.

At least there's a nod to the Beatles in there. But the nod to the Monkees cancel it out because they suck.

First benefit of 30 days without Brady: fewer maxi pads in the garbage

Because Dareus is the best DL on the team, and top 10 in the NFL. Karlos? He was gaining his weight back and not even top 3 on the team. I bet it would have been different if he was a pro-bowl player.