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| Wednesday, January 20 | | · | Bills' "Wash, Rinse, Repeat" Act Continues! |
| Wednesday, January 13 | | · | NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 2009 POST-MORTEM |
| Tuesday, December 29 | | · | Lines? We Don't Need No Stinking Lines! |
| Monday, December 28 | | · | If You're the Colts, Why Not Simply Forfeit! |
| Wednesday, December 16 | | · | Do Fans Have Anything to Look Forward To? |
| Wednesday, November 18 | | · | Fans, Whatever Their Profession, are in the Wrong Business |
| Tuesday, November 10 | | · | Circus at One Bills Drive Continues: Bills Should Just Put Up a Big Top! |
| Tuesday, November 03 | | · | Midseason Comments: A Clinic Debacle; Cheap Wins; Ocho Wonder |
| Thursday, October 08 | | · | Bills Fans and Season Ticket Holders are Disgusted, ... But Why? |
| Monday, October 05 | | · | It's Over, ... Wilson's Season is a Failure! |
| Monday, September 28 | | · | Have the Bills Reached a Tipping Point? |
| Friday, September 25 | | · | Bills Start off Strong, ... Again. |
| Tuesday, September 15 | | · | How Does One Interpret the Season Opener? |
| Wednesday, September 09 | | · | I've Had Enough |
| Saturday, September 05 | | · | Bills Have Officially Become League's Laughing Stock |
| Friday, September 04 | | · | HELP WANTED: Buffalo Bills Seeking One Handler |
| Saturday, August 29 | | · | There's Always Next Year |
| Thursday, August 27 | | · | Note to Trent Edwards for 2009: BUCKLE UP! |
| Saturday, August 22 | | · | Perhaps the Bills Should Have Simply Held the First Team Out of Preseason Play |
| Saturday, August 15 | | · | It's Only Preason, But... |
| Monday, August 10 | | · | News |
| Sunday, August 09 | | · | Deja Vu |
| Sunday, July 26 | | · | The Fuse is Lit! When He Blows, Nobody Knows! |
| Saturday, July 18 | | · | When Hope Rides the Pine |
| Monday, June 29 | | · | Based on Ticket Sales One Might Think that the Bills Have Already had a Successf |
| Wednesday, May 20 | | · | As Offseason Dust Settles, Talk Once Again Heads List of Positives Heading Into |
| Sunday, April 26 | | · | Mixed Results for Bills in Draft; Team Fails to Optimize Opportunity |
| Monday, April 20 | | · | Bills Throwback and Go Retro |
| Sunday, March 15 | | · | One Can Only Laugh at these Bills Anymore! |
| Monday, March 09 | | · | More Folly By Bills Suggests That Fans Should Finally Just Tune Out this Fall |
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Gailey (AKA Football Nazi) Fires First Volley in Developing Black Comedy: a.k.a.
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Posted by Mark on Wednesday, August 25 @ US Mountain Standard Time (55 reads)
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Gailey (AKA Football Nazi) Fires First Volley in Developing Black Comedy: a.k.a. Days of Their Lives (No Soup for You!)
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simply cannot make this stuff up. There never seems to be any end to
the soap opera material revolving around One Bills Drive. And once
again the Bills seem to miss the mark, entirely. The Bills' soap opera
on the season has begun indeed. On the last day of practice at the
Fisher training camp facility a couple of post-adolescent teens (or so)
had by most counts lobbed language at Trent Edwards that ranges in
reports from vulgar to derogatory. Perhaps it resembled the type of
language one hears on game day at the Ralph and involving mentions of
male genitalia and their relation to gay male activity, but who knows.
By most counts it was in fact at minimum derogatory and at most lewd and
vulgar, which leaves a range of possibilities. In steps Gailey!
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Thank You Sir! May I Have Another! - Hazing Time in Buffalo
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Posted by Mark on Wednesday, July 14 @ US Mountain Standard Time (89 reads)
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Thank You Sir! May I Have Another! - Hazing Time in Buffalo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdFLPn30dvQ
As the famous hazing scene in the movie Animal House goes, so too Bills
fans prepare for the annual ritual mired in passive aggressive contempt
directed at them by the overlords of the Buffalo Bills. The "call to
arms" for fans to support their Bills team for which everything will be
different this season than it has been since the soon to be legendary
Bill Polian was fired following his having taken the Bills to three
straight Super Bowls and five straight playoff appearances not to
mention an 8-5 playoff record, will soon be sounded.
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CJ Spiller: Homerun Threat? Ronnie Harmon II?
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Posted by Mark on Monday, June 21 @ US Mountain Standard Time (105 reads)
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CJ Spiller: "Homerun" Threat? Ronnie Harmon II?
As promised, an analysis of Spiller and his fit for the NFL.
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It''s Not the What, it''s the How!
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Posted by Mark on Monday, May 17 @ US Mountain Standard Time (95 reads)
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It's Not the What, it's the How!
This piece is being written as a counterpoint to some very recently read
Bills fan perspectives, including but not limited to an opinion piece
by Larry Felser in the Buffalo News essentially impugning "hysteria"
over the Bills and to a lesser extent the Sabres first-round hockey
playoffs loss. While I will not speak to the Sabres, I will speak to
the Bills end of that equation as a counterpoint to all those suggesting
that patience is required and how "we've been there before in the '70s
and early-mid '80s." It is easy to see why fans are bailing on the
Bills.
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Over-Analysis on Draft Shields Realities
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Posted by Mark on Saturday, May 01 @ US Mountain Standard Time (86 reads)
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Over-Analysis on Draft Shields Realities
Scouts, fans, and media love nothing more than to rank all players and
prospects in a linear manner. Everyone knows that there are also a
wealth of intangibles. And of course team fan forums go into
justification mode in a quasi fight or flight fan mentality. Regarding
the Bills, many have already fled including moi. Only the love of
analysis and post-Wilson disposition of the team keeps me with an ear to
the wall. Nevertheless, what really matters?
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Bills Go With Sizzle. Will the Steak Follow? [Ongoing Draft Analysis]
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Posted by Mark on Friday, April 23 @ US Mountain Standard Time (112 reads)
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Bills Approach Day 1/2 Like Kids with a Pocket Full of
Nickels in a Candy Shop
There is no mistaking that the Donadope installed front
office is still calling the shots at OBD. The Bills biggest needs
heading into this draft were QB, OT, and OLB. We an throw in WR as
perhaps the fourth greatest need. After all, suppose the unthinkable
happens, that the durable Lee Evans suffers an injury; what, the
starters are whom? Hardy and Parrish? Otherwise, after three rounds,
they have addressed exactly none of those needs.
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Bills Can Hardly Go Wrong in Draft
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Posted by Mark on Monday, April 12 @ US Mountain Standard Time (97 reads)
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Bills Can Hardly Go Wrong in Draft
It will be
next to impossible for anyone ranging from fans to pundits to criticize
the Bills' 1st overall selection on Thursday evening, the new NFL Draft
kickoff evening. The only thing that the organization can do wrong is
reach for a player that otherwise would not have "9th overall pick
skills" and/or one that wasn't on anyone else's radar for the following
20 picks or so.
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Donovan McNabb, ... Fuggetaboutit!
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Posted by Mark on Friday, March 26 @ US Mountain Standard Time (98 reads)
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Donovan McNabb, ... Fuggetaboutit!
In all of the discussion and analysis about the possibility of the team
signing Donovan McNabb, if one ignores the present status of the Bills,
one will necessarily come to invalid conclusions about any such trade.
On paper it sounds good, and frankly, since the Bills are an "on paper"
team, it should concern fans truly concerned about seeing to it that the
Bills become a better team rather than merely makng moves that put
fannies in the seats.
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Analyzing the Dolphins draft, Week 8 [Excellent General Draft Info]
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Posted by Mark on Wednesday, March 17 @ US Mountain Standard Time (108 reads)
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Analyzing the Dolphins Draft
Free agency rumbles onwards although only scraps remain. The Dolphins
were entertaining G Richie Incognito yesterday and it will be
interesting to discover whether they were involved in any trade talks
for Kamerion Wimbley who was dealt by the Browns to Oakland for New
England’s 3rd round pick. As for the draft itself, nothing much has
changed from seven days ago on the Dolphins front; the pro day season is
well under way – more information on that later on – while rumours
persist that the Dolphins have a strong interest in restricted FA free
safety Antoine Bethea of the Colts who would cost that 12th overall
pick.
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Bills' Prospects Rival Franchise Worsts
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Posted by Mark on Monday, March 01 @ US Mountain Standard Time (130 reads)
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Bills' Prospects Rival Franchise Worsts
After the Polian era, Marv Levy, quick to prove that he was the far
lesser ingredient in the Bills' '90s era formula for success,
methodically ran the team into the ground leaving it with a 6-10
record with a lackluster 33-31 record that included two losing seasons after Polian's direct influence had been rinsed out. Then in came Wade Phillips who ironically holds the standard
for post-Polian era performance of the Bills by a wide margin having
brought the Bills to 10-6, 11-5, and 8-8 seasons. Then Ralph Wilson
single-handedly and for the duration of his tenure as Bills' owner, sent the Bills', his
organization and business, into a downward spiral that will not recover
on his watch.
Wilson's big idea was to bring in media man Tom Donahoe
who promptly ushered in the Donadope era. The fruits thereof were Gregg
Williams who left the team at 6-10 after three seasons, with a
Donadope era encore by Mike Mularkey who handed the keys to Levy and
Jauron with the tank at 5-11 and emptier than when he got it from
Williams. Levy in his "future is now" vision of the then recent past
then had the brain storm to not hire a completely unproven head coach,
but one proven in failures, and turned generating abject failure into a
science as Jauron simply reinforced his pattern of failure and losing
while leaving the Bills with the tank half empty at 6-10 as
well.
So where does that leave the Bills? What do they have to build on?
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