Jauron has put his personal stamp on the Bills

[The_Philster]

A few days ago, I got a call from a writer in South Florida. He was doing a piece on Mike Mularkey, who is getting roasted in Miami for calling a halfback option on a two-point conversion and not running the ball enough. The guy wanted to know if Mularkey had a reputation for dubious playcalling in Buffalo. It was like some disillusioned American calling Texas to find out if George W. Bush ever suffered any occasional lapses of intellect while he was governor. more (http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20061008/1009944.asp)

[mybills]

Jauron won't come to Soldier Field with revenge in his heart, but gratitude for a long, happy career in the NFL.

:up: Good, cuz vengance can slap you right back in the face.

[Cntrygal]

Yes, Mularkey has them scratching their heads in Miami, where the Dolphins have staggered to a 1-3 start and even head coach Nick Saban is wondering about his offensive coordinator. This comes as no surprise to Bills fans, who grew all too familiar with seeing Mularkey throw to the fullback on third-and-1.

:roflmao:

Jauron has an easy, understated command. But he has a clue on how to run a football team. He is a leader. He has his players' attention. It's remarkable how often they quote him. Jauron is smart and refreshingly honest in public, a genuinely likable man who seems comfortable in his own skin.

:bravo: