26CornerBlitz Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 @NFL Detroit Lions are firing offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi (via @RapSheet): http://on.nfl.com/1Ry1Il0 @Lions #Lions reorganizing offensive staff. More details: http://bit.ly/1MPrzkU .
Boatdrinks Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 Bills should do so on the defensive side. Really? The Lions have won what, one game? The Bills are 3-4 and the backup QB is hot garbage. That's the only reason they are not 4-3. Not ideal, but it would be a winning record with a new staff, new QB and two games vs unbeatens. Changes halfway into a new staff's first season would fall into the knee- jerk category. The Lions supposedly have a franchise QB and a renowned #1 WR. Watching their O, they look like they have no idea how to protect Stafford or even play offense in general. They've underachieved for years and are overdue a shakeup on O.
Gray Beard Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 I keep checking the story lines to see if the Bills are going to do something on their bye week. Realistically, I know it is too early to declare this season a bust and make changes. However, I am so disappointed in Rex with all of his bragging and side-show personality, I would love to see something happen. I also know that the injuries have been ridiculous, and it is premature to pin the poor W/L record on Rex. But my disappointment causes me to wish something would be done. Rex is being paid too much for anyone to just eat his salary and send him away. Perhaps bring in an "associate head coach" and knock Rex down a little in prestige. But nobody with any credibility would want the job. I think I just made a circular argument. The fate of a Bills fan.
peterpan Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 (edited) Really? The Lions have won what, one game? The Bills are 3-4 and the backup QB is hot garbage. That's the only reason they are not 4-3. Not ideal, but it would be a winning record with a new staff, new QB and two games vs unbeatens. Changes halfway into a new staff's first season would fall into the knee- jerk category. The Lions supposedly have a franchise QB and a renowned #1 WR. Watching their O, they look like they have no idea how to protect Stafford or even play offense in general. They've underachieved for years and are overdue a shakeup on O. We have a top 3 caliber D currently performing in the bottom third of the league. Really no different than the lions O Edited October 26, 2015 by peterpan
HankBulloughMellencamp Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 I keep checking the story lines to see if the Bills are going to do something on their bye week. Realistically, I know it is too early to declare this season a bust and make changes. However, I am so disappointed in Rex with all of his bragging and side-show personality, I would love to see something happen. I also know that the injuries have been ridiculous, and it is premature to pin the poor W/L record on Rex. But my disappointment causes me to wish something would be done. Rex is being paid too much for anyone to just eat his salary and send him away. Perhaps bring in an "associate head coach" and knock Rex down a little in prestige. But nobody with any credibility would want the job. I think I just made a circular argument. The fate of a Bills fan. this is everything, in a nutshell ... 98% of Bills fans probably agree injuries are no excuse, but we have had a lot the backup QB is not adequate to get a W, but neither is Cassel we gave decent effort, but don't confuse effort with results the circling of wagons goes on, but it doesn't thank you football gods, may we have another?
Boatdrinks Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 We have a top 3 caliber D currently performing in the bottom third of the league. Really no different than the lions O I don't think the Lions are in year one of a new system. The Bills defense has also played a few solid games, so those numbers are a bit skewed by two games. They haven't looked utterly inept like the Lions O. You just don't see NFL teams make sweeping changes after 7 games of a new HC regime. It would have to be an absolute disaster, and while the Bills D has underperformed, I don't think they're in the disaster category.
NoSaint Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 They have promoted Jim bob cooter. Jim bob has been arrested for DUI. But more interesting is his arrest for climbing through a sleeping woman's window, stripping and climbing into her bed.
TheFunPolice Posted October 26, 2015 Posted October 26, 2015 Jim Bob Cooter... LOL Yes it CAN be worse. MUCH worse. Peyton Manning made it to a Super Bowl with Caldwell as his coach. Let that one sink in for a bit.
3rdand12 Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 must be more to the story. actually there is usually. folks that want to off the New Bills Arms and legs first, its just your guts talking. take a pepto and let the season find its way.
Momma Pecoraro Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Is there a more optimum landing spot for Aaron 'beach chair' Kromer than Detroit?
apuszczalowski Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Does anyone else picture their new OC standing on the sidelines in just a pair of Jean overalls and no shoes?
Mr. WEO Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Jim Bob Cooter... LOL Yes it CAN be worse. MUCH worse. Peyton Manning made it to a Super Bowl with Caldwell as his coach. Let that one sink in for a bit. And won one with Dungy as well..
BobbyC81 Posted October 27, 2015 Posted October 27, 2015 Really? The Lions have won what, one game? The Bills are 3-4 and the backup QB is hot garbage. That's the only reason they are not 4-3. Not ideal, but it would be a winning record with a new staff, new QB and two games vs unbeatens. Changes halfway into a new staff's first season would fall into the knee- jerk category. The Lions supposedly have a franchise QB and a renowned #1 WR. Watching their O, they look like they have no idea how to protect Stafford or even play offense in general. They've underachieved for years and are overdue a shakeup on O. And as previous Bills coaches couldn't figure out how to use CJ Spiller, Lombardi wasn't putting Abdullah in situations to succeed.
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