Saint Doug

I was thinking the same thing. But, it's likely going to come out that all the minority coaches turned us down. And regardless who the "GM" is, at least now we know who really has been picking the HCs.

I wish we had decided to hire Fewell now, or kept DJ. Even continuity with them would have been better. I feel sick now. Please let this be a bad dream.

OK, you addressed Gilbride very well. However, what do you have to say about Bryan Cox, one of the most hated Dolphins of all time, the same one gave the double bird to everyone in the stands (children and all) at RWS in 1993. So, is it really that close-minded not to have this guy as a coach of the Bills?

It's not about the money, so says the guy who took a job making 7 million a year. If it wasn't about the money, he wouldn't have been sitting on his butt collecting a paycheck this past season. He would have been doing something he supposedly loves, coaching. And why he picked the Skins is a mystery. Its not a stable gig and they are perennial losers, regards how much money they throw at players.

This is like the thread to kill all other Cowher rumor threads. It can't possibly get any worse than this.

The only 2 players that consistently played worth a damn were Byrd and Jackson.

Who's Chris Ellis?

All this means is that you probably like Billick more as a TV football analysis, not necessarily a coach.

Misleading thread title. Is he starting? Or is ESPN saying he should?

And this Espesito character, who the Bills so carefully developed on their PS, is playing for what team now???

True. If the feed is coming from outside the US's jurisdiction, there is nothing they can do besides kindly request the originating county's govt to take it down (and some govt just don't care and have bigger worries). This is why many torrent sites have not been removed.

I have a feeling, with the Bulls regressing this year, he's gonna leave and take the money.

By this logic, it would be best to just pick up an elite DT in free agency. It would be cheaper, the player would already be established, and we could use the pick on someone we would never be able to obtain in FA (like a QB or LT).

This sounds good. So, by the time our 1st round QB has been given an adequate chance (3 years) and has failed, LeFevour will be ready to step in and get his chance.

Since so many posters are mentioning the Colts and Manning, let's see what Bill Polian has to say about this subject: "The model hasn't changed," Polian said. "The things we do work for us. We have continuity. It starts with a great coach and a great quarterback. Without that, you're not going very far." http://www.buffalonews.com/494/story/876639.html

A franchise QB is who we need to draft in the first round. We can pick up quality OL players in free agency, but the same cannot be said of a franchise QB. And if we do draft only OL first, we will be good enough to go 8-8, but no farther. This will have us picking around spot 15 for the next few drafts - which will see us miss out on a Big Ben type and settle for a JP type (again). And if you say a franchise QB would be killed behind a subpar line, this is why you have them sit and develop a year behind a veteran QB as the front office continues to improve the OL.

The BNLs are next to gods in Toronto, so I see this as very appropriate.

Great news, but I thought you were going to mention scoring a TD during the 4th quarter.

Well, it seems he's learning to fit in rather quickly despite this

I would accept Fewell, but only if a legit GM was hired that accepted him as well. And also, they would have to change the defensive scheme and probably target a legit OC (sorry, but AVP needs to go back to being QB coach - we're not going to have a TO next year)

Ralph, get 'er done!

If he comes packaged with a real GM, sign me up.

We should've went with Glanville way back then, we probably could have had a good coach by now.

Russ must be too busy leaking rumors about "big name" coach candidates.

And also arteries. He will have some degree of tendon damage too. When his leg bent the way it did, tendons were likely pulled off there bone insertions. This is called an avulsion.