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I also wonder why they didn't push much harder for Philly's 21st pick. Oh wait I forgot, that sixth rounder in 2010 was a fukking huge acquisition.

I'm thinking Losman would sign here if the deal was right, maybe 5 year $58 million?

Yeah but they were against the Bills, does it even count?

I'm sure that none of us would complain about Wilfork joining the Bills given that most of us hated Owens before he came here. I hated Owens and I'm now pregnant with his love child if that tells you anything. Problem is that Wilfork would get suspended if he did the same things here that he did in New England.

I don't get it, is Brady getting raped? I'm not mad if he is, just wondered.

Go to stub hub, you'll pay more but you can get great seats that you otherwise wouldn't be able to get

You're all wrong. The only reason Dick Jauron makes horrible coaching decisions that regularly lose games is that he has never had any talent to work with. What is wrong with you people?

I think the Bills go 1-5 in the division this year beating the Jets once the first time the two teams meet. All of the Jauronites on the board will cite that as improvement though after last years 0-6 debacle and continue to rally for his tenure which of course will be read by Russ Brandon (who I strongly believe has perused this board before) and a mega extension will be given.

To sum up: Jauron eats asss

It's not very important at all, it's only the opening day game against a division opponent. (Punches self in temple)

I didn't read it but I notice that you left out Jauron's version of the cover 2, the Poontang-2.

I honestly believe that Turk was calling the plays for the first half of last season and then when the team was hovering at 6-2 I think Jauron took over, hence the blatantly obvious move towards a conservative offense and defense. I could be wrong but I blame Jauron for mostly everything.

Nice

Or they aren't coached properly again and finish 7-9 or worse. I mean really Skooby? The 99 Rams and the 09 Bills? Really? No effing way, not even close, another terrible thread.

Absolutely not. Way too slow and has zero quickness. He is not even starting caliber at DE. Although given his "run real fast straight past the O-line and hook backwards" strategy maybe if he was lined up deeper he might actually only run 20 yards passed the line of scrimmage instead of the usual 60

On offense: Terrell Owens and Marshawn Lynch On Defense:

They should have never let Crowell walk, even if the team had hard feelings about his surgery last year he is hands down better than Ellison.

"I am an ass hat"

Say what you want but he's definitely the best safety in Buffalo.

LOL!! 2 pages? I think that's you're overstating the complexity a bit. I was pretty sure the Bills only had 3 plays: 1. Run left 2. Drop back -n- Dump off 3. Shotgun draw

Maybe people whose names begin with 'Kels' are just terrible football players.

I read somewhere (maybe here) that adding a 3rd safety on wildcat prone downs would be an effective defense. Maybe this is why Jauron has 16 DB's on the roster.

Bills start 0-6, fire Jauron and hire a port-o-potty as HC and the Bills win 10 straight. Port-o-potty is named coach of the year.

Grandious? Verbous? Me a joke? I make no bones about being an idiot, I'm not coaching this team though. To get back to the topic if you want to play the "he has no talent" card you are surely mistaken, Dick Jauron has great input into who this team drafts/acquires in the off-season, want proof look at the 16 DB's on the freaking roster. Are you really going to argue that the Bills were that un-talented last season? I'll give you the first 7-9 season as the team was still suffering from the lingering effects of Donahoe but year 2 and 3 Dick's system (or complete lack thereof) was in place and the team failed. Played hard all season long? To start a season 5-1 and finish 2-8 is no indication of playing hard all season long. To not win a single game against anyone in your division and to put up 3 points (9ers) and 0 points (Pats) in your own house is no indication of a team playing hard. How many losing seasons do you need to see from this guy before you stop using the "he is well respected around the league" argument? Of course he's a nice guy, that's why his players love him, practices seem to be easy and not once does he ever seem to criticise anyone. I'd love him too if I was an opposing NFL coach, he's quite easy to beat.

I'm sure all of the Jauron apologists will have a laundry list of excuses, they seem to be floating around here in heaps lately. The latest one is that he's never coached a talented team. Doesn't the coach have some say in scouting/front office happenings? According to the apologists apparently Dick is kept in a closet somewhere and just has to deal with what he's given. Continuity is a great thing when you have a proven winner, to want to continue with 7-9 seasons is absurd.