Erik

They need to play Jacksonville or someone next year...someone with no fans...at least there will be indifference.

Let's go Dolphins chant? This is officially an embarrassment.

On 3rd and 3 with guys open underneath...yeah, he's a joke.

Losman is a joke...

I'm not sure why everyone always makes such a big deal out of that...every team has generally been deferring so far this year...

Not even a cheer when they hold on third down...pathetic

Way too quiet...

Bills-Dolphins inactives By Chris Brown - Posted December 7th, 2008 Buffalo Bills 17-Justin Jenkins 25-Xavier Omon 33-Jabari Greer 65-Jason Whittle 77-Demetrius Bell 87-Jonathan Stupar 94-Aaron Schobel 5-Trent Edwards - 3rd QB Miami Dolphins 14-Chris Hannon 41-Joey Thomas 61-Shawn Murphy 71-Lionel Dotson 75-Nate Garner 81-Joey Haynos 90-Rodrique Wright 9-John Beck - 3rd QB Lineup changes for the Bills No. 7 J.P. Losman will start at quarterback No. 92 Ryan Denney will start at defensive end No. 28 Leodis McKelvin will start at cornerback

Not to ruin the spirit of it all but Losman is probably much better off indoors himself...

Voted yes...I'm not happy with the current direction obviously but using a luxury pick in the first round (McGahee) and burning two #1's in three years to trade for QB's is just inexcusable when you're trying to rebuild. Despite the record I still have hope for Brandon.

Is there audio on this? I'd love to hear it...

And rightfully so...like I said before...JP's ship has sailed, his words before the Jax game last year. How do you justify giving a guy who blew his last chance another chance?

That's probably the best explanation. It's amazing what people forget. Didn't J.P. basically call himself out and put himself on the spot and gave himself one final chance, which was the Jacksonville game that he totally blew...why would you want that guy leading your team ever again? I think it's fair to say that the true assessments will probably come next year when it is Trent or bust (even though it already is now).

We should have won the CLE and SF games...we wouldn't be a good 8-4, but we would be 8-4 no less.

Disagree...I think Edwards is the perfect QB for that type of team. And I don't think we're that far off defensively. We just need an edge rusher and another linebacker and I think we're pretty damn good on D. And we've got the pieces for a heavy rushing attack we just need to utilize them right.

Well technically they haven't fired anyone yet as Fairchild left on his own accord so I'm sure they're going to have to make up for that...

Didn't he just clarify last week that his implications from previous chats, articles, etc. weren't on the fans? Seems like another implication to the contrary to me...

Yeah...an end zone dance started the slide I doubt Lynch's end zone dance had anything to do with Royal fumbling the ball away on a potential scoring drive which could have set up yet another comeback. Lynch's end zone dance doesn't explain the fact that despite the three division losses in a row we should be 8-4 and tied for first place. I love how some of you self righteous clowns can't get over what Marshawn did in the offseason. Name one guy on this roster who has played harder than he has this year.

Not to take this totally off topic but did anyone notice how Pitts would make a statement and then quickly correct himself by saying "check that" like it was his gimmick or something. Like "Schobel has missed the last six games...check it...seven games". He said stuff like that continually. I'm not saying that he wouldn't mess up like that but how many times can you be off by one?

Joey Porter will eat him alive

It wasn't just that he made fun of him. It was that he was spot on...even the over the top stuff was just a little over the top compared to what you usually get from him. And you can totally see him going off on a Co-Op president for not letting his cat live with him. All that said the best part is definitely the courageous/outrageous confusion.

Yeah...I'm thinking that five seasons was a little ambitious for such an expensive production. That being said, it would have been nice if they could have spread the remaining material into, say, three full seasons. After reading that I am a bit upset that we didn't get to see Augustus' full reign, particularly the Jesus angle since it would have certainly been an interesting take on the situation given the way the rest of the series went.

I mean, taking receptions and Freddie Jackson into consideration, I'm thinking 22 is a good number for him to hit every single game. But obviously you have a back like that to pound in November/December so now is where he should really become the work horse, rather than calling his number one time in the final quarter in the run game...

Exactly...although it will be hilarious to hear some people cursing the front office for letting Whitner or McGee walk to another team...

Jauron needs to win last four games to keep Buffalo job Dick Jauron If somehow the Buffalo Bills were to sweep their finishing gauntlet of games — Miami, the New York Jets, Denver and New England — to finish 10-6, Dick Jauron, whose career NFL record is 56-73, will have earned the right to keep coaching the Bills. But anything less and this front office needs the courage to make a change. It can make that alleged contract extension go away, no questions asked. Jauron did address his job security. "I always feel like I'm playing for my job," he said. "It's the nature of our business. You can say that about any game and every game." It was a clichéd answer, but at least he acknowledged that winning is the measuring stick in pro sports. Jauron is a fine human being but the fans booing their lungs out Sunday don't really care about that. Source: Democrat and Chronicle http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors;_ylt=Al...QKT7y.Gj4VDubYF If true, then my guess is that he agreed on figures but did not actually sign the contract when the report broke.