I’ve already decided – if the Bills move, my NFL loyalties will lie elsewhere.

I’m not sure I understand the question. Either you’re commenting on me flipping the proverbial bird at my team, or you’re asking me to put my finger on the biggest reason for the collapse. Either way, it’s a good question. :)

I think the biggest problem has been the play of the quarterback(s). Trent Edwards has turned the ball over like it’s Christmas Day at the Salvation Army. It’s really hindered our team, despite the fact that the defense and the running game (finally) have been consistent.

I’m glad they didn’t. If they’d taken an away game to London, fine, but I wouldn’t have been able to handle two home games in International territory.

And, honestly, who the hell in London would want to watch the Bills a year after watching your then- 1-15 Dolphins? :)

You’re close. We got word of Jauron’s contract extension the morning of our first loss to you guys, back in Week 8.

I’ve taken a lot of crap from my readers for being a fervent Jauron supporter, but I can’t fathom an NFL team keeping their head coach after squandering a 5-1 start and missing the playoffs, especially if they end that season 1-9. (Although, Detroit did something similar last season. Look where that’s got them!)

Chicken finger subs disgust me. :)

Oh, I know what I’m talking about. Give me a sub, or give me chicken fingers. I used to like chicken finger subs, but they get old quick.

Again, the anti-move-to-Toronto sentiment is appreciated.

And short answer, at least from me: hell no. No, I don’t have any confidence in J.P. Losman if he has to start.

Brian, is there some turnmoil in Bufalo? with the comments made by Evan?

You bet there’s turmoil – how could there NOT be turmoil when you’re 1-5 in your last six (the exact OPPOSITE record of y’all)? Evans’ comments are accurate, and while they do slightly intensify said turmoil, everybody’s on his side. The coaching and game-planning has been awful, particularly on offense.

just read that Edward is questionable for Sunday, what is the last update on that.

That is the last update. Questionable. As I said earlier, I think he’ll play. :)

OK, I’ll lay out why Toronto is scary to Bills fans.

1. - Ralph Wilson is really old, nearing the end of his days on this Earth, and he’s said that when he passes, his family isn’t going to inherit the franchise due to estate taxes; essentially, at the point of his death, the team will go up for sale to the highest bidder.

1. - Rogers Communications is an incredibly rich company that has already gotten a foot in the door with the franchise thanks to this whole Bills in Toronto Series gig.

1. - Ted Lind, the late Ted Rogers’ right-hand man, has been a Bills season ticket holder for years, is quite clearly a big fan of the team, and would love to get the franchise closer to home.

1. - There aren’t any Buffalo-area investors of note that could potentially compete with a Rogers in an open market for the team. Our best hope is the ever-awesome Jim Kelly, who has claimed for years that he’s assembled a group of investors that has enough finances to buy the team if it were to go up for sale. It remains difficult to imagine, however, a Kelly-led investor group out-bidding Canada’s richest media company – one that already owns the Toronto Blue Jays.

Sooo, yeah. That’s the Toronto thing.

Uh… he’s not. He’s third in the AFC with 844 yards rushing at 4.1 yards per pop, with 43 catches and 8 total touchdowns. If that’s garbage, then hot damn, you’ve got yourself some ridiculous standards.

flag and hang it upside down with loonies attached.

that says PTR in ginormous letters… then the website address below..

DO IT

Please feel free to do so!!

HA. Really enjoyed “Why are we in Toronto?”

Marino=God

CT.. you’re in ConneCticut?

it’s not like Michigan losing to App. St.

we have a big following in Canada from what I hear..

We’re playing the same offensive strategy as you because our offensive coordinator is a moron. Or, rather, he’s been a moron the past two months.

I don’t think 1-5 is a threat to Jauron, but I certainly think 1-9 would be. If we don’t win 2-3 of our last 4 games, Jauron’s seat is going to be rather balmy.

Yes, coaching has been rather abysmal during our slide, but so has that lovely word “execution”. It’s not Jauron’s fault – or any of his staff’s fault – that Edwards is giving the ball away like free candy to toddlers. I wish the Bills were more prepared on Sundays, but we haven’t lost any of those 5 games by more than 10 points. Take away turnovers, and we’re in those games. Bills fans are anti-Jauron because he’s the easiest to blame, but our issues go far beyond the head coach at the moment.

I like Jauron as a teacher. I like Jauron’s temperament and the way he handles himself. I hate the things he does on game days.

I don’t pick favorites. I hate the Jets, Pats and Dolphins equally. :)

I don’t view my blog as something that needs to be “controlled”, at least when it comes to people formulating their own opinions. I just happen to disagree with Bills fans on a lot of key issues.

There are a few people who agree with me in the sense that if the Bills were to fire Jauron after the season, there’d be few to no coaching prospects on the market that would be better. Everyone likes to say “Fire Jauron and hire Bill Cowher!”, but why in blue hell would Bill Cowher want to come to Buffalo? Basically, my opinion is that if you fire Jauron, you bring on Cowher, or you don’t fire him at all. It’s a minority opinion, but I’m not the only one promoting it.

You seem like a quality individual. Thanks for the kind words.

The actual kind words are flattering, guys, but frankly, I’m a little freaked out by the un-Dolphin-fan-ness of said words.

Jim Kelly was WAY better than Dan Marino.

There. And now, we return to regularly scheduled programming…

Definitely no argument here on broadcasting.

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