JPDontletthedoorhityourars Posted December 31, 2008 Posted December 31, 2008 Why did Ralph bother meeting with his "braintrust" in Detroit in the first place to discuss the Bills' future when he basically told Ed Kilgore that the decision to keep Jauron wasn't tough (with a chuckle, I might add)? It didn't matter what his yes-men "inner-circle" thought, he was going to over-ride their thought process anyway. The fact is Ralph's days are numbered, he is tired and cheap, and doesn't have the stamina nor motivation to fire Jauron, lose millions, then hire another coach and the tireless task of hiring a staff which would cost him additional more millions. Ralph knew with the bevy of talented coaching out there, the public outcry to pressure him to spend big bucks on a new coaching staff would put him in a terrible situation: he would have to spend a lot of money. Never mind winning, that was never part of the equation. After all, he himself stated, he "hoped" to improve and he wasn't making any changes--none. There's no real passion in the word "hope" as far as winning is concerned. I always thought the Bills' franchise was cursed where unfair random things happened to them like "Wide Right," "Music City Miracle", and "Just Give it to-em." Now I know why...the football Gods don't care about Ralph Wilson and deservedly so because Ralph Jr. doesn't care about winning or his fans--just the greenbacks. Well, he no longer is getting my back. He doesn't deserve a championship even at the expense of his miserable fans.
Endzone Animal Posted December 31, 2008 Posted December 31, 2008 Got a great new invention for you, JP: Paragraph
JPDontletthedoorhityourars Posted December 31, 2008 Author Posted December 31, 2008 Got a great new invention for you, JP: Paragraph OK, professor douchebag.
buffaloboyinATL Posted December 31, 2008 Posted December 31, 2008 OK, professor douchebag. You've displayed quite a bit of hostility in the short week you have been a member here. Did you not get hugged enough as a child?
bdelma Posted January 1, 2009 Posted January 1, 2009 Why did Ralph bother meeting with his "braintrust" in Detroit in the first place to discuss the Bills' future when he basically told Ed Kilgore that the decision to keep Jauron wasn't tough (with a chuckle, I might add)? It didn't matter what his yes-men "inner-circle" thought, he was going to over-ride their thought process anyway. The fact is Ralph's days are numbered, he is tired and cheap, and doesn't have the stamina nor motivation to fire Jauron, lose millions, then hire another coach and the tireless task of hiring a staff which would cost him additional more millions. Ralph knew with the bevy of talented coaching out there, the public outcry to pressure him to spend big bucks on a new coaching staff would put him in a terrible situation: he would have to spend a lot of money. Never mind winning, that was never part of the equation. After all, he himself stated, he "hoped" to improve and he wasn't making any changes--none. There's no real passion in the word "hope" as far as winning is concerned. I always thought the Bills' franchise was cursed where unfair random things happened to them like "Wide Right," "Music City Miracle", and "Just Give it to-em." Now I know why...the football Gods don't care about Ralph Wilson and deservedly so because Ralph Jr. doesn't care about winning or his fans--just the greenbacks. Well, he no longer is getting my back. He doesn't deserve a championship even at the expense of his miserable fans. Good post
thecoz77 Posted January 1, 2009 Posted January 1, 2009 Somehow, I think keeping OJ's name up on the Wall of Fame has to be adding to the bad karma for this team.
/dev/null Posted January 1, 2009 Posted January 1, 2009 Somehow, I think keeping OJ's name up on the Wall of Fame has to be adding to the bad karma for this team. Somehow, I think Jauron has been a douchebag longer than OJ has been a murderer
The Dean Posted January 1, 2009 Posted January 1, 2009 Why did Ralph bother meeting with his "braintrust" in Detroit in the first place to discuss the Bills' future when he basically told Ed Kilgore that the decision to keep Jauron wasn't tough (with a chuckle, I might add)? It didn't matter what his yes-men "inner-circle" thought, he was going to over-ride their thought process anyway. The fact is Ralph's days are numbered, he is tired and cheap, and doesn't have the stamina nor motivation to fire Jauron, lose millions, then hire another coach and the tireless task of hiring a staff which would cost him additional more millions. Ralph knew with the bevy of talented coaching out there, the public outcry to pressure him to spend big bucks on a new coaching staff would put him in a terrible situation: he would have to spend a lot of money. Never mind winning, that was never part of the equation. After all, he himself stated, he "hoped" to improve and he wasn't making any changes--none. There's no real passion in the word "hope" as far as winning is concerned. I always thought the Bills' franchise was cursed where unfair random things happened to them like "Wide Right," "Music City Miracle", and "Just Give it to-em." Now I know why...the football Gods don't care about Ralph Wilson and deservedly so because Ralph Jr. doesn't care about winning or his fans--just the greenbacks. Well, he no longer is getting my back. He doesn't deserve a championship even at the expense of his miserable fans. So, since you don't like the outcome of the meetings, they were worthless? You know what happened in the meetings? You are a worse poster than DJ is a Head Coach...and DJ is a pretty crappy Head Coach.
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