BeastMode54

I'm not saying by any means that Trent is a bust, nor am I saying that Whitner hasn't been good, but I am wondering...if we could go back in time, how many of you would draft Leinart instead of Whitner. I like Whitner, but at the pick he was taken, has he really made that much of a difference. Leinart has a great arm, and could have become the face of the franchise. Thoughts?

The thing that I wonder is which position in the draft is known as being most NFL ready for our positions of need. Can a Center come in and be immediately effective, a TE, or a DE. To me it seems as if DE is very difficult to make an immediate impact from college to the pros. Maybe we should try to sign a veteran pass rusher and draft for other needs.

Is TKO the lat "big" name free agent to sign with us?

Wow, after looking at that, we had the second easiest schedule in the NFL last year

I would LOVE to see Peppers or even Suggs with the Bills next yea, but I have serious doubts that we will pony up enough money to get either of them. But what about Birk. If we could sign him to a two year deal with incentives, is this a possibility?

I don't think drafting a DE is a bad idea, but I think a LB can step in and be effective a lot sooner, and that we should go after a DE in FA. I'm not sure if we could ever land the guy, but if we were to be able to get Julius Peppers and then draft a LB, C, and TE, I think we would be in great shape for a playoff run

I thought Haslett would be a good coach in Buffalo. He played there, he has fire, and he knows the organization and the fans

I'm not saying people need to be positive or cheery all the time, but the negativity I'm referring to comes at the first sign of trouble. It's those fans that piss me off. This is not a god situation we are in, but down 7-0 in the first quarter and most people were ready to call the game already

I knew this post was coming, and I can't say I disagree with you. But a man can hope can't he?.....sigh....sniffle

if we can. I hope the only team that makes it from AFC East is the division winner, with Indy and Baltimore winning the wild card. As much as I hate the Phins, I'd rather them winning the division than the other two. I hate the Patriots more than any team in sports, and I'd love to see the back pages of the NY newspapers filled with negative Jets garbage. The whole country gushed over Favre and the "new" Jets. I would love to see them fail. Let's win out and ruin the Pats and Jets seasons!

Part of me thinks we need a new coach, but with all of the young players learning a new system, I'm not so sure it would help

I don't think you can label Hardy a bust. The learning curve for rookie WR's to the NFL game is one of the largest in the league. Give him some more time.

sorry if already posted Asked late Sunday if coach Dick Jauron will be back with the Bills in 2009, owner Ralph Wilson replied "I don't know." There were reports that Jauron agreed to an extension earlier this season, but those have proven premature. Bills COO Russ Brandon said, "the position we're in right now...is not pleasing to anybody. It's unacceptable." Buffalo has dropped six of its last seven games and looks like one of the worst teams in the league. The Bills have not scored a touchdown since Week 12.

We need Peppers, or maybe even Bart Scott or Karlos Dansby

We're the 11 overall rated defense in the league. I wouldn't call that soft. I we could get some pressure on the QB we have playmakers in the secondary to turn INT"s into TD's

What are the chances that Ralph <gulp> spends some money and brings in Julius Peppers. With Schobel, Peppers, Stroud and Williams on the line, Poz, Mitchell, and a FA or rookie, and McGee, Whitner, and McKelvin/Greer, I think we would dominate

I think our defense plays very hard, and keeps us in games. Except for the Arizona game, we have shown a pretty formidable defense. I think we are one OLB and one DE pass rusher from being an elite unit. Offense, on the other hand, is a mess

Yea. I go to every opening day home game, and at least one other. I also go to every game we play at the Meadowlands. The attitude at RWS is much much better than it is down here

Ha, yea, you're probably right.

Agreed. I am one of those frustrated fans too. It was just hard to watch the game with all the complaining and negativity that was going on when it started in the first quarter

I'm 28. What difference does that make.

true. maybe I spoke a bit out of line yesterday. I'm not happy with the way the Bills are playing AT ALL. But the negativity that surrounded me in a bar full of hundreds of people was appauling. At the first sign of trouble, so many fans were already predicting the worst. Even when we were winning, it was the same way. Everyone just waiting for the other shoe to drop

Listen, I think we have the some of the best fans in the world. But, I'm sick of hearing from my Bills fan brethren, "Here we go again" or "We;re gonna lose" or "It's Trent's fault or JP's fault"< etc, etc etc. I'm not from Buffalo, or Rochester, or Binghampton. I grew up right outside of NYC in Yonkers. I go to EVERy Bills game at McFaddens and I watch them win or lose. BUT, whether people agree with me or not, there is a certain negativity. A harsh negativity from certain fans, on a consistent basis. And I can;t take it. When we got the ball with 2 minutes left, I was up screaming for our team, but 90 pct. of the people were talking sh--, crying and complaining. I'm not saying that we have a history of NFL championship teams, but our attitutude needs to change

Yay, that's the response I was looking for. Good job!

I have to agree with you on that, and also appreciate you being opposite of the fans I'm complaining about, I don;t have a therapist, and this is the only place I can vent