PacificCoastBillsFan

It seems to me that we have been in every game with the exception of the Bears game.......Even though the "Team" had its share of problems. But non the less they were in the games till the end. They say that it takes two to three years to rebuild a team, please correct me if I am wrong, have we had a coach since Marv that has been a board for longer than TWO years? When they change the play books, player types, schemes, coaches and everything else envolved as they have we will be lucky to make the post season Its hard with FA to get players to want to come to your team except for the payload or others rejects until some stability happens, and easy to loose young tallent to FA because they dont want to stay. .....Once a little stability settles in, the rest will fall into place! I believe those of us that have been fans since we were knee high to a grass hopper has seen worse teams fielded as well as better! At the beginning of every season, I hope this is the one, I watch the games, yell at the screen(been told I am funner to watch than the game), then when it is over I go on about my day. I know its just a game, win or lose, I still have to go to work. Yes I am tired of hearing da bills cant win one, but some day, some day, I will be able to say yes they have! Maybe not this year but some time! I just have the faith!

If I am not mistaking, James looked pathetic last night with a half @$$ line. Deffinately nothing like he did while playing for Indy........what a difference a line will make......it ALL starts with a good line! The rest will fall into place!

Okay, I have been a troll on this site for many years. I guess I need to voice my 10 cents lol. The fact of life is people expect a return on thier investment. I know I do. In fact, I will not consider investing for less than a 10 percent return. That is in accordance what my CPA suggests. The money Mr. Wilson invests this year to put a team on the field along with all the overhead to go along with. He should expect the same type of return for this investment! As for the argument how Mr. Wilsons team has increased in value. That is really has nothing to do with it. Say you bought a house back in 1960 for $7,500 and the appraisal is now $400,000. Does this mean that you should invest your money for nothing or work for nothing because your home capital increased? That would be insain! Lets just hope an answer is found that will keep the Bills in town for many years, and hopefully back to winning ways we all once enjoyed!