If the Bills miss the playoffs

[stuckincincy]

Lets bring back Mike Mularkey. That will put the sails back in the wind

 

That's a Hank Bullough quote!

[bananathumb]

You're ani diot, JP/

 

 

All teams have strengths and weaknesses. I like what the Bills have done but there are still a few weaknesses. If there is a downfall, what will it be? I think I have listed the most obvious weaknesses in the poll.

[Dan]

blah..blah.. blah.... Hamdan is named the starter in the pro bowl.

 

Hamdan Rocks!

[Fewell733]

Other - our conference is stacked and we're in a division with the best team in the league. the math isn't favorable from the start.

[KRT88]

voted other

 

how about at least 6 other treams will have better records. That answer was simple enough

 

god I hate these people that want to place blame for every little thing rather than accept others are better. Be honest, last year, what act of god was really needed for the 30th ranked offense and 31st ranked defense to make the playoffs? Bad weather aside in Cleveland, we were not better than the Browns and did not deserve to be in playoffs. Hopeful, this byear the team will take a giant leap forward on both sides of the ball and score some TD rather than kick FG. If that happens and we miss the playoffs I'll observe and determine a reason why we failed to make it.

[Pete]

I voted other. If the Bills miss the playoffs I think it will have to do with rising soy bean prices, coupled with low ratings for American Idol

[PNW_Bills_Fan]

I went with other along these lines. DJ will soon become the bottleneck for this team as his overly cautious approach to the game is too Conservative to beat teams of equal or better talent that play a more aggressive style.

 

BLA BLA BLA we keep hearing this yet the professionals said he was one of the best coaches last year. Maybe he is conservative because that is what needed to win. You play to your strengths and for the last couple years we were short on those.

[2020 Our Year For Sure]

BLA BLA BLA we keep hearing this yet the professionals said he was one of the best coaches last year. Maybe he is conservative because that is what needed to win. You play to your strengths and for the last couple years we were short on those.

Additionally, it all depends on how you define "conservative" for an NFL coach. Jauron showed a tendency to forego punting and kicking field goals in favor of going for it on 4th down over and over again, even early on in games. How does that fit into his "conservative" label?