Chgrant

Professor-- The last GM, before he was hired, was one of the BIGGEST names out there. I remember being thrilled when Donahoe was hired, because he was the candidate who had a fancy track record. And how did that turn out?

Blow up this whole damn team. the sad truth is that they are awful.

Newsflash: Holcomb Sucks! I still think the most laughable quote this year was Moulds saying "this team is ready to win now" when Holcomb got to start.

I hope this is untrue, I currently expect Mularkey to stay and Donahoe to get the boot, but who knows. Guess we'll find out soon enough.

Maybe this means that the players do not bother listening to the coaches. No matter how much the schemes suck, players choosing not to listen and go on instinct will fail more times than not. Reason? 11 players going on instinct usually means they go in 11 different directions.

It was in today´s D&C but it was pretty obviously a fake story.

bizarre

Maybe since the last time the bills were any good, hence the broken record of this opinion?

We must upgrade both lines. We need to trade down if the linemen we want will be available. Any player who is not an OL or DL would be a ridiculous pick IMO

The bills won't even have an opportunity to draft Leinart because New Orleans will almost certainly be picking before them. They have a much larger need at QB than Buffalo and will be drafting Leinart before the bills "Brain-Trust(HA)" has an opportunity to do something idiotic, such as picking yet another skill position player. That is all.

Mularkey is a chicken, and I'll say it to his face. When can we look forward to that?

I imagine most will pick Miami, and granted, that one was awful. But I think the San Diego loss was the one that revealed the bills as frauds, particularly the defense which had been meditating on its place in NFL HISTORY(WTF!!!!!!) during training camp. So I vote San Diego as the worst loss of the season.

No doubt that wholesale changes would need to be made, particularly getting bigger D-Lineman but even if the bills stay in a 4-3 that is also the case. Just an idea to consider for the new brain trust.

Furthermore, we would only have to put 3 defensive lineman on the field at a time, which can compensate for the shocking lack of talent currently at the position.

Why dont you ask bill belichick? I know it didn't work in oakland but that doesn't mean it can't in Buffalo

I know that there would be adjustments the players have to make (Schobel and Fletcher strike me as the players with the hardest time adjusting to a 3-4) but should the bills consider this to get their best 4 linebackers on the field? If Takeo can't regain all of his old quickness could he and Fletcher man the inside backers while posey and crowell take the outside? If the bills undertook this getting a mammoth NT would be a must, but I think this would have a shot of working.

So how will he spend his free time then? I bet he coaches High School ball and brings Kordell Stewart with him as his OC.

I hear KFC is hiring

It Didn't kill our cap but he has blown games, which is far more important.

Ok, not his biggest failure, but a good symbol for his reign. Lots of chest-beating over his own "great" work that simply has turned out to suck.

Is it just me, or has Jeff Posey flown under the radar of Bills who need to be called out for an awful 3 years? The guy is horrible, constantly out of position a la Nate Clements, but without the big plays that Clements' gambling style brings. Donahoe signed him in the first hour of free agency in 2003, then bragged to his buddy Len Pasquarelli that "we knew all along he was perfect for our system." Oh really?